A magic wand? No, a non-invasive and effective treatment for facial rejuvenation that also addresses acne scarring, skin laxity, skin texture, fine lines, pores, wrinkles… so pretty close.
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The Venus Viva™ delivers microscopic columns of radio frequency energy through the top layer of skin (epidermis) down to where collagen lives in the second layer of your skin (dermis). By precisely delivering heat to the collagen the energy damages it, stimulating the body’s wound healing response, which is to produce more collagen by stimulating fibroblasts.
An increase in the production of collagen results in an improvement in the appearance of many skin concerns, it tightens skin, improves texture, reduces the appearance of pores, acne scarring, fine lines and wrinkles. However, with this treatment it is a case of worth the wait. Collagen remodelling occurs in the deep layers of the skin and because of this, it takes a few months for final for results to show. Some clients report a gradual ongoing improvement for up to a year. The results are permanent but nevertheless time, sun exposure and gravity mean that an occasional maintenance session may be required.
First off, you’ll be provided with safety eyewear. While they may not lift your style game, they will protect those precious retinas. For this procedure a topical anaesthetic cream may be applied to the area 45 minutes prior to the treatment to ensure your comfort. Your Script Skincare practitioner will then pass the hand piece over the area in a stamping motion. You may feel some slight discomfort during the procedure, but rest assured, the sensation won’t last long.
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30-45 minutes depending on the size and number of areas to be treated.
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