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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Cellulite Reduction.
Radio frequency heats the deep dermis to stimulate collagen, tighten tissues, and soften fibrous septae that cause dimpling. This promotes collagen remodeling and improved circulation, producing smoother skin over several sessions without incisions or anesthesia.
Yes. Radio frequency is effective for most skin types and tones, but safety depends on medical history and device settings. Our clinicians assess your skin, discuss risks, and tailor treatment to ensure safe, predictable results.
Most clients need four to eight sessions spaced one to two weeks apart for noticeable improvement. Individual needs vary by severity and area size; our team creates a personalized plan and monitors progress to maximize outcomes.
Treatments feel warm and tingly as radio frequency heats tissue. Discomfort is minimal for most people; topical numbing is rarely needed. You may experience transient redness or mild tenderness that resolves within hours to a day.
Results vary but can last many months; longevity depends on lifestyle, weight changes, and skin aging. Maintenance sessions every three to six months help sustain improvements and maintain firmer, smoother appearance.
Not everyone is eligible. Contraindications include pregnancy, implanted electronic devices (pacemakers), active infections, open wounds, recent surgeries, and certain vascular conditions. Full consultation and medical history review determine safe candidacy.