How RF and cavitation work
Radio frequency and cavitation are combined to address submental fullness without incisions. Radio frequency delivers controlled thermal energy to the deeper skin layers to encourage tissue tightening, while cavitation uses low-frequency ultrasonic waves to disrupt small fat deposits. Together these processes help reduce localized fat volume and improve surface contour without surgical intervention.
The treatment is non-invasive and performed through a sequence of passes across the jawline and under the chin. Sessions use calibrated settings to balance comfort and effectiveness; technicians monitor skin temperature and client feedback to maintain safety. The goal is gradual reduction and tightening rather than instant surgical alteration.
What to expect during treatment
A typical session includes a short consultation, pre-treatment cleansing, and then the hands-on device work. Each session is 60 MINUTES and is performed in a private treatment room. Most clients feel warmth, mild pressure, or gentle vibration; immediate side effects are usually limited to transient redness or tenderness that resolves in hours to days.
Because the service is non-surgical, many clients schedule treatments around work or errands — Rema's Secrets is easy to reach from Sunrise Blvd and Highway 50 for commuters. Early-morning appointments work well for families and retirees who prefer daytime bookings and want a quick visit before their day starts.
Factors shaping achievable results
Several practical factors influence how a jawline responds: the amount of submental fat, existing skin laxity, age-related changes, and individual healing patterns. Lifestyle choices such as diet and activity also affect contouring outcomes; clients often report better satisfaction when combining treatments with healthy habits, echoing earlier client feedback about pairing procedures with dietary efforts.
Seasonality also matters for scheduling — jawline contouring is busiest in Nov, Dec, and Jan as clients prepare for holiday gatherings and photos. Book early if you want results for winter events. Local considerations like Fair Oaks' Mediterranean climate mean clients may prefer indoor appointments during heat waves or seasonal events at Fair Oaks Village.
