Most patients describe XERF as a series of warm pulses delivered to the skin. Treatment is generally well tolerated and does not typically require numbing cream. Mild redness may occur immediately afterward but usually resolves quickly.

Some patients notice an early tightening effect shortly after treatment. However, collagen remodeling is a gradual process, and improvements typically continue to develop over several weeks and months following treatment as your body produces new collagen.

Individual results vary.

Treatment recommendations are individualized based on your anatomy, skin quality, and aesthetic goals.

Many patients achieve their desired outcome with approximately 2 treatment sessions, though some individuals may benefit from additional treatments. During your consultation, we will create a personalized treatment plan tailored to your needs.

One of the biggest advantages of XERF is the minimal recovery time.

Most patients return to normal activities immediately following treatment. Temporary redness, warmth, or mild swelling may occur and generally resolves within a few hours to a few days.

XERF may be used to address skin laxity and support collagen remodeling in multiple areas of the face and body, including:

• Face & Jawline
• Neck
• Under Chin
• Upper Arms
• Abdomen
• Above the Knees
• Inner & Outer Thighs
• Décolletage (Chest)

A consultation is recommended to determine whether your desired treatment area is appropriate for XERF.

No. XERF is a non-surgical radiofrequency treatment designed to improve the appearance of skin laxity and support collagen production. While it may create a more lifted and refreshed appearance, it is not a replacement for surgical facelift procedures.

No. XERF is a non-invasive treatment that does not require needles.

Yes. Depending on your goals, XERF may be combined with complementary treatments such as microneedling, PRP/PRF, PDRN, neuromodulators, and other regenerative therapies to help optimize results.

Most healthy adults experiencing mild to moderate skin laxity may be candidates for treatment. A consultation is required to determine whether XERF is appropriate for your anatomy, concerns, and goals.