RF Clinic Body radiofrequency cosmetic device

What happens under the skin? – Mechanism of action

Radiofrequency is a high-frequency alternating current (for this device between 470 kHz and 2 MHz) that changes direction so rapidly that it does not stimulate muscles or nerves. Instead, electrical energy is converted into heat in the tissues – a process known in medical practice as diathermy.

The controlled heat reaches the dermis layer where collagen fibers are located. The increased temperature causes existing collagen fibers to shorten and contract (denature), which can produce a palpable tightening during the treatment. Subsequently – typically in the weeks and months after treatment – the skin initiates self-renewal processes similar to wound healing, which research suggests can contribute to the formation of new collagen and elastin. This explains why patience is important: the real result unfolds gradually during and after the full treatment cycle.

What’s in the box?

RF Clinic Body arrives with the complete equipment needed for use:

• 1 pc RF Clinic Body main device
• 1 pc RF100 bipolar treatment head
• 1 pc Conductive gel
• 1 pc Power supply (AC/DC charger)
• 1 pc Carrying case

Cleaning and maintenance

After use, detach the treatment head and remove the gel with a soft, slightly damp cloth (or a 75% water – 25% denatured ethanol solution), then dry it. Do not immerse the device in water, expose it to humid or dusty environments, or leave it in direct sunlight. Periodically check the treatment head for damage: if you see a crack, stop using it and have it replaced.

About the conductive gel

A conductive gel is required for the treatment to aid the treatment head’s smooth glide and heat transfer. The package contains gel; it can be replenished later as an accessory.