Radiofrequency Skin Tightening in Lytham

There are two parts. First comes electroporation, which creates tiny micro-channels in your skin to deliver deep hydration.Those channels also help the radiofrequency work more effectively, which is exactly why the two are paired. Then the radiofrequency itself is applied.

No. The electroporation feels a little tingly, but not sore.The radiofrequency feels like a warm massage. It's so relaxing that most people fall asleep.

It's for skin that feels softer, less elastic or less supported than it used to.It isn't a treatment for lost facial volume, so your practitioner will let you know if something else would suit you better.

It works by encouraging new collagen, so firmness improves gradually rather than overnight. Your practitioner will talk you through what's realistic for your skin.

Firmness builds over time as new collagen is encouraged. It's a gradual improvement, so your skin keeps on benefiting after your treatment.

A course of six weekly treatments is usually recommended to build results, followed by a monthly treatment to maintain them.

Yes. Radiofrequency helps with lymphatic drainage, so it's great for puffiness, especially around the eyes. It's worth knowing that puffiness and under-eye bags aren't the same thing. Puffiness from allergies or poor lymphatic drainage changes throughout the day and is usually worse in the morning. Eye bags stay the same, with no ups and downs.If your eyes look puffier on some days than others, radiofrequency could be a great fit. If it's eye bags, your practitioner will talk you through the options at your consultation.

Standard radiofrequency involves little or no downtime, so you can usually get straight on with your day.

Yes. Radiofrequency can be planned for the face and neck or for the body, depending on where you'd like to see a difference.

If any redness remains, you can wear make-up from the following day.