As you look toward summertime, truSculpt® can help you feel more confident about your physique. The noninvasive treatment uses RF energy to do away with stubborn fat deposits for good.
Noninvasive radiofrequency technology is a powerful anti-aging tool with many benefits. In fact, this technology can repair and regenerate skin cells, promote new collagen production, and help your skin look younger and rejuvenated.
At the family medicine practice of Tim Martin, MD, we believe living your best life includes feeling confident in your own skin. That’s why we offer the latest and most effective noninvasive technology for men and women in Abilene, Texas, and nearby communities.
The cutting-edge technology of our Fractora skin therapy system uses fractional radiofrequency (RF) energy to stimulate collagen production far beneath the surface of your skin. Inmode, the innovators behind the Fractora system, call Fractora treatments, “the ultimate noninvasive skin renovation without surgery.”
What does this mean for you? You can get the many benefits of skin rejuvenation, including less visible lines and wrinkles, smoother, tighter skin, and a more youthful appearance, without having to undergo a surgical procedure or extensive downtime. Lines and wrinkles are no match for Fractora’s advanced RF technology, and treatments are safe for all skin types.
As you get older, your skin loses elasticity year after year because your body produces fewer collagen and elastin fibers. Without these vital components that provide the support structure for firm, youthful-looking skin, you get sagging, loose skin as an inevitable part of the aging process.
The fractional RF therapy that Fractora delivers stimulates the formation of new collagen to improve your skin’s elasticity. As a result, you enjoy improved skin texture and a revitalized complexion.
After treatment, as your body begins to generate fresh, new collagen cells on your face, neck, or other treatment areas, your skin appears tighter, firmer, and totally natural-looking. It’s like reviving a younger version of yourself.
The Fractora handpiece contains tiny needles that deliver deep, subdermal (below the surface of your skin) RF energy to heat the tissue. Doing so tricks the tissue into thinking it’s injured. This prompts your body to produce new collagen cells to repair these internal injuries. Your skin heals from the inside out.
Not only can this therapy smooth wrinkles and plump up sagging skin, but it can also reduce the appearance of acne or surgical scars. Depending on your specific anti-aging needs, we customize the treatment so you get the maximum benefits. Some people notice a difference after only one session, although a series of Fractora treatments is usually best to help you achieve your aesthetic goals.
If your skin makes you look older than you feel, or really are, it’s time to turn back the clock on aging skin with little or no downtime. Give us a call to learn more about fractional skin therapy, at 312-268-1230, or request an appointment online.
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