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XERF
XERF is described as a non-invasive monopolar radiofrequency platform combining 6.78 MHz and 2 MHz. Exact clinic tips, local indicated purposes, and the treatment protocol should be verified during consultation.
Technology
The platform combines two radiofrequency frequencies. Preclinical findings should not be treated as guaranteed human outcomes or as a promise about how long an effect may last.
Treatment information from our clinic
Treatment Information
XERF lifting is a nonsurgical treatment that uses dual-radiofrequency (RF) energy to deliver thermal stimulation at various depths, from the skin's surface to the dermis. Energy is precisely adjusted to the skin condition and treatment area with the aim of stimulating collagen regeneration and improving firmness. Relatively limited pain and a short recovery period allow treatment with minimal disruption to daily life.
Precautions
Tell your medical provider in advance if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, have certain medical conditions, or are taking medication.
Temporary redness, warmth, or mild swelling may occur after treatment, but most cases improve quickly.
Avoid saunas, heated spas, strenuous exercise, and alcohol on the day of treatment.
Avoid strong massage or irritation of the treated area for a period of time.
Treatment information from our clinicXERF Lifting View the clinic's original guide
Equipment & treatment planning
Product images supplied by the clinic. They identify device models and do not show treatment results.
Clinic-supplied device catalogue
XERF
Our clinic's XERF lifting guide: Dual-radiofrequency lifting tailored to skin depth for a different level of firmness. Treatment components and methods are determined after consultation.
Clinic-supplied certificates & plaques
These photographs show the certificates and plaques supplied by the clinic. They are not a guarantee of a treatment result or an independent ranking of medical quality.
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- Your concerns and treatment priorities
- Available tip and cooling protocol
- Health history and aftercare expectations
Safety considerations
- Temporary sensitivity or redness
- Energy settings require individual planning
- Suitability and aftercare need review
Frequently asked questions
Which XERF tip would be used?
The appropriate tip and protocol depend on the clinic’s available equipment and your individual assessment.
Can results or duration be predicted?
No specific result or duration can be promised. Discuss the evidence, limitations, and your plan with the clinician.
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