Radio Frequency

Radio Frequency Skin Tightening is incredibly versatile and can be used on both the face and body to tighten and tone. Whether you’re concerned about sagging skin, cellulite, or wrinkles, this treatment can help target problem areas effectively:

• Face & Neck – Lift jowls, smooth wrinkles, and redefine your jawline for a more youthful profile.
  Eye Area – Reduce puffiness, soften fine lines, and brighten tired-looking eyes.
  Décolleté – Firm and smooth delicate chest skin.
  Arms (Bingo Wings) – Tighten loose skin and improve tone.
  Tummy & Waist – Sculpt and firm post-baby or post-weight loss skin.
  Thighs & Saddle Bags – Contour and smooth stubborn areas.
  Buttocks – Lift, firm, and reduce the appearance of cellulite.

Absolutely. Combining Radio Frequency with CACI treatments can enhance and accelerate your results. RF focuses on tightening the skin and boosting collagen production, while CACI uses microcurrent technology to tone facial muscles and lift contours. Together, they deliver a more lifted, sculpted, and youthful appearance.

Many clients choose to alternate treatments or combine them within a tailored treatment plan for optimal results.

For optimal, long-lasting results, we recommend a course of six treatments, followed by a maintenance session every 4–6 weeks. This structured approach maximises collagen and elastin production, ensuring your skin continues to look firmer, smoother, and more youthful over time.

Think of it as an investment in your skin—because the more collagen you build, the better your results become.

Contraindications for radio frequency skin tightening include certain medical conditions, medications, and skin sensitivities that may increase the risk of adverse effects during the procedure.

Conditions that would mean you were not able to have this treatments:

• Pregnant

• Breastfeeding

• Cancer (all forms)

• Undergoing chemotherapy or immune therapy

• Immunodeficiency

• Lupus

• High blood pressure

• Diabetes

• Prednisone and other steroid medications (treatment will increase inflammation)

• Heart problems or diseases

• Kidney damage, diseases or problems

• Liver damage, diseases or problems

• Haemorrhagic disease, trauma or bleeding

• Numb or insensitive to heat

• Rosacea

• Active implanted device such as pacemaker cochlear

• Neurological Conditions

• Tumours

• Over and Under Active Thyroid

• Allergies to metal

• Botox (must be 3 months since you last had it done)

• Collagen

• Retin A

• Roaccutane

• Prosthesis / Silicone Implants

• Semi – Permanent Make – Up

• Varicose Veins

• Asthma

Results can last several months, with continued improvement over time as your skin produces new collagen. To maintain optimal firmness and tone, we recommend completing a course of treatments followed by regular maintenance sessions every 4–6 weeks.

With a consistent treatment plan and good skincare, many clients enjoy long-lasting, noticeable results.