MEDIKA RFRAX LIFT professional microneedle fractional radio frequency (RF) device, 2 tips

MEDIKA RFRAX LIFT professional microneedle fractional radio frequency (RF) device, 2 tips

MEDIKA RFRAX LIFT – professional face and body lifting device. Aesthetic cosmetology procedures with this device are based on the latest technologies. The device is equipped with two nozzles that use radio frequency technology.

Classic RF (radio frequency) face lifting affects only the superficial layer of the dermis. Using fractional microneedle radio wave technology, the tip electrodes are inserted deep into the skin, heating the tissues to 60-80°C, bypassing the stratum corneum of the epidermis. Heating stimulates fibroblast division and active synthesis of collagen, elastin and glycosaminoglycans.

High temperatures provide a rapid tightening effect due to the contraction of protein molecules (collagen curls into a dense spiral). Dermis cells are rapidly renewed, triggering the rejuvenation mechanism.

RFRAX tip with microneedles - an invasive skin stimulation method, during which the skin is affected physically (needles damage the integrity of the skin) and thermally (radio frequency waves heat the tissues). This tip can be used to tighten the skin of the face, neck, décolleté, arms and abdomen. It is also possible to improve the aesthetic appearance of stretch marks and scars, especially radio frequency procedures are recommended for clients whose skin is damaged by scars after rashes (acne). The procedures improve the texture and color of the skin, strengthen the resistance of connective tissue, which stimulates regeneration processes. RFRAX tip
is a microneedle RF system with 3 replaceable cartridges. The device has the ability to adjust the frequency from 1 to 5 MHz.

The SRF tip (RF matrix) is a non-invasive bipolar radio frequency (RF) skin stimulation method with a power of up to 60W. It allows you to achieve excellent skin warming results, an ideal choice for those clients who are afraid of needles but want to enjoy flawless facial and body skin.

Bipolar radio waves. Radiofrequency procedures use the tissue heating effect resulting from the flow of high-frequency current through the skin. Due to the external effect of an alternating electromagnetic field, ions in the tissues move. The moving particles rub against each other and emit endogenous heat. Devices used in cosmetology usually increase the temperature to approximately 40-45 °C. Heat generation is greater in tissues that contain a lot of electrolytes than in those that contain less.