Thanks for watching! 🥰

Thank you! Will do!🥰

That’s why we live FOR KZfaq UNIVERSITY 😊

You're very welcome! We're glad to hear that you found the information helpful. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. We're here to help! 😊

You bet! RF treatments are like a mini spa getaway for many patients. It's no surprise some even catch some Z's during their session! 😴💆‍♀️

@@GlowNarAesthetics Any funny stories like this to share? :)

Hi Nelly! Regarding your first question, Yes collagen will still be stimulated. We want to get as close to that degree as possible without burning your client. For your second questions, You can possibly burn your client., but no its not causing a reverse effect. And lastly, RF is a skin tightening treatment it uses the heat to stimulate collagen not fat. Hope I was able to clear all your doubts 😊

@@GlowNarAesthetics awesome, thank you so much for your response!

​@@nellynel3027hi. Concerned because research I've been seeing says it can in fact cause unwanted fat loss? I was hoping to purchase this professional device and add this as option for clients but I worry now about risks. Thanks

Hi Susan! The energy is the heat as stated the higher you go in energy the hotter the probe will get. So it is based on your client's comfort and starting at 50% in medium heat and that can be adjusted. We only recommend going up on the energy if you're dealing with a large fat density. 😊

We want to make sure that we are starting out with 50% energy and then adjusting the energy level according to your clients comfort.

Thank you! We're glad to hear that you found the information helpful. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. We're here to help! 😊

We recommend to avoid these areas as it may cause discomfort to your client.

That's fantastic to hear! The sensation of tightness and the boost in confidence you feel afterward are common experiences reported by many individuals who undergo RF treatments. Keep up the great work on your journey to a more confident you! ❤️🫶

Hi Sumeyra! You can apply moisturizer right after the treatment. We recommend you apply your mask after this treatment to cool the skin down then apply moisturizer.😊

Can I use coconut oil for my conducter gel?

​@@christinelerman9051 no, you cant use coconut oil as a conductor. It will burn the skin at a low heat. 42°C will severly burn the skin. You would only use 42°C consistently for jowels and double chin. You can use ultrasound gel, aloe vera gel and glycerine.

This is great.

​@tashatasha171 I wondered why this is the only protocol video that said hear all parts of face equally. What Remo should one hear other parts of the face to that need collagen but not fat loss. Does the heat not do Anything antiaging to the skin unless it gets heated to 42 C. I wondered. Since I read the skin had to stay at that temp for several mins in order to induce collagen so maybe just reaching that temp nut not staying there would be beneficial but not risky for fat loss?

40 MHz the best(Accent. UK) For all types of cellulite, wrinkle sagging skin post liposuction, lipoma, and body contouring 🎉

In RF treatments, keeping the handpiece in motion is crucial to prevent overheating and ensure uniform energy distribution. If it remains stationary, there's a risk of uneven heating and potential discomfort. Remember, the goal is to reach around 42 degrees Celsius, so timing can vary.

Hi! After an RF treatment, it is common for the skin to be slightly sensitive or red. We recommend using a cooling mask as part of the post-treatment care. A cooling mask can help soothe the skin, reduce inflammation, and provide a comforting sensation.

The typical RF facial treatment session usually lasts between 15 to 25 minutes. During the treatment, the RF handpiece is typically moved continuously over each section of the face for a few seconds to a minute until the skin reaches approximately 42 degrees Celsius.

Hi! For your RF treatment, we recommend using any conductive gel. We have one available on our website. Here is the link: glownar.com/products/ultrasound-conductive-gel?_pos=3&_sid=113a12d22&_ss=r

Not a silly question at all! You can remove the conducting gel with a warm towel or warm sponge. Then apply a serum or moisturizer 😊👍

Hi! Great question! You should be able to if your client's skin is not too sensitive after the facial or RF treatment; otherwise, it's advisable to wait 1-2 weeks before incorporating microneedling. The best approach is to prepare the skin with a proper exfoliation and deep cleaning facial 2 weeks prior to microneedling ☺️

Once you have reached the temp you need , you need to maintain it in the area so go to a different area so you don't burn the client and go back and forth. Keep checking the temp to make sure it's maintained for 3 minutes. Just keep going back and forth from different area so you don't burn the client

@@setapartforHim thanks so much, it did work ❤️

Hi! RF can be performed on the neck but not around the thyroid area. The main concern with using RF around the thyroid area is related to the potential for thermal effects. The thyroid gland, located in the neck, is responsible for producing hormones that regulate metabolism. Excessive heat or prolonged exposure to RF energy in this region could potentially affect the function of the thyroid gland and lead to unintended consequences.

Can RF be used on the jowls?

We recommend using a non-contact infrared thermometer for accurate temperature readings. You can find one at this link: glownar.com/products/infrared-thermometer-temperature-gun?_pos=1&_psq=thermome&_ss=e&_v=1.0

Nose made from bone and skin, no fat. The device heats up the collagen and nose has no collagen 😊

@@BK-pn6sq Thanks

It is recommended to wait at least a few hours or even up to 24 hours before applying tretinoin cream following an RF treatment. This waiting period allows the skin to recover and reduces the risk of potential irritation or adverse reactions.

@@GlowNarAesthetics thank you for attending to my concern.

Hi! You have to reach the 42 degrees Celsius. 😊

Radiofrequency (RF) treatments work similarly on individuals regardless of age, but the effects may vary depending on factors such as skin condition, collagen production, and overall skin health. By delivering controlled heat energy to the deeper layers of the skin, RF stimulates collagen production and tightens existing collagen fibers, resulting in firmer, smoother, and more youthful-looking skin. However, older individuals may have reduced collagen and elastin levels due to aging, resulting in more pronounced signs of skin laxity and wrinkles. As a result, RF treatments for older individuals may focus more on skin tightening and wrinkle reduction, while younger individuals may use RF for preventive measures or to target early signs of aging.

Performing radiofrequency (RF) treatment directly over the thyroid gland should be avoided due to potential risks. The thyroid gland, responsible for hormone regulation and metabolism, can be sensitive to RF energy. Improper application may cause dysfunction and tissue damage. It's crucial to exercise caution and avoid direct RF treatment over this area.

Radiofrequency (RF) treatments can be suitable for individuals with melasma and freckles, but it's essential to proceed with caution and consult with a qualified skincare professional or dermatologist before undergoing treatment.

This was exactly the question that I was having. Maybe it depends on your clients just trying to keep your client on the schedule. Cause that doesn't make any sense to me. Maybe because of the body's healing process is your body would be trying to keep up with new collagen in too many places? Makes no sense

RF (Radiofrequency) treatments involve stimulating the production of collagen and improving skin tone and texture through controlled heating of the tissue. Although scheduling separate sessions for different body parts may seem convenient, it's not recommended because RF treatments typically require multiple sessions spaced apart to achieve optimal results.

Hi! Yes, once a week, for a series of sessions then maintenance sessions monthly.

Glad you found it helpful!🤗

Absolutely! RF (radiofrequency) treatments can indeed be beneficial in reducing the appearance of wrinkles, including eye wrinkles.✨

​@@GlowNarAestheticsthis is GREAT NEWS but what degree is best for this area since it needs lift and collagen but also needs to hold onto any little bit of plumping we have at that age 😢😮❤

Yes you need to maintain it for that temp for 3 mins so keep going back to maintain it and check with your thermometer

No

Hi Darla! No woman that is pregnant or lactating can receive this treatment

Yes, you can typically receive RF treatments for the face even if you're wearing braces. However, it's crucial to inform the practitioner about your braces before the treatment. They can adjust the procedure to ensure safety and effectiveness, taking into account the presence of dental hardware.

Thanks for watching! We would love for you to check out our website at 👉 www.glownar.com

40 MHz

The choice between 30 MHz and 40 MHz for RF treatment depends on treatment goals, area treated, and patient characteristics. 30 MHz penetrates deeper, ideal for body contouring targeting thicker skin areas like abdomen and thighs. 40 MHz focuses on superficial layers, suitable for treating fine lines and wrinkles, commonly used for facial rejuvenation.

Are you talking of RF or cavitation?

If you're considering RF treatment for the breast area, it's advisable to consult with a medical professional who can evaluate your individual situation, discuss potential benefits and risks, and determine whether it is an appropriate option for you.