How radiofrequency therapy works
Radiofrequency therapy uses a high-frequency alternating current to heat tissue in the dermis to about 107.6°F (42°C). That controlled thermal stimulus triggers heat-shock proteins and initiates collagen production and tissue remodeling. Over time, newly formed collagen fibers can support skin structure and contribute to firmer, smoother appearance without invasive surgery.
The extent and speed of tissue remodeling depend on existing skin condition, prior sun damage, and individual biology. In Fort Lauderdale, frequent sun exposure and a subtropical climate can influence photoaging, so a clinician will consider lifestyle factors and skin history when discussing expected changes and any treatment plan.
What to expect during session
As an add-on at C.Skin.Care Aesthetics the Radiofrequency session is 20 MINUTES and priced at $40. In-clinic, the provider will prepare the area and deliver RF energy while monitoring the skin’s response. You can expect a warming or tightening sensation as the dermis reaches therapeutic temperature but no surgical procedure.
Most clients experience minimal downtime; temporary redness or warmth may appear and usually subsides within hours. Because Fort Lauderdale’s strong sun can affect skin recovery and photoaging, practitioners will advise on post-care including sun protection and routine skincare to help preserve treatment benefits without promising specific results.
When to add RF to facials
The Radiofrequency Add-On is intended for clients who want to support collagen production alongside a facial or maintenance program. It is commonly selected for early fine lines, mild laxity, or concerns related to photoaging and is useful when you want an additional collagen stimulus without a long extra appointment.
Scheduling this add-on is convenient for local lifestyles—commuting, office hours, travel, and waterfront activities—because it’s brief and easily combined with other services. Our Harbordale location near Harbor Shops and the 17th Street Causeway makes it practical to add RF before or after errands, work, or beach plans.
