Capacitive radiofrequency skin rejuvenation

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Abstract

Noninvasive methods have become increasingly popular and there is significant demand for effective, proven methods of nonablative skin rejuvenation. Nonablative capacitive radiofrequency (RF) has been a successful and well-received approach for nonsurgical skin tightening. RF energy is electromagnetic radiation in the range of 3–300 GHz. Thermage systems utilize the company’s proprietary technology incorporating large mono-polar capacitive electrodes to deliver RF energy into the skin while concurrently protecting the skin surface with a cryogen cooling spray. Indications, treatment considerations, technique, results, and complications are discussed.

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Abraham, M. T., & Rousso, J. J. (2012). Capacitive radiofrequency skin rejuvenation. In Aesthetic Medicine: Art and Techniques (pp. 187–196). Springer Berlin Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-20113-4_16

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