BENEFITS OF FRACTIONAL RADIOFREQUENCY IN FACIAL SKIN AGING – INTEGRATIVE REVIEW
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Radio frequency; aging; cutaneous; facial; rejuvenate.Abstract
It will be discussed in the present study about RF (Radio Frequency) which is a technique that uses electromagnetic radiation with the frequency range of 3-300 GHz, its main energy effects on the tissues are thermal, this new device aims to act on the basis of the frequency ranges that heat specific layers of the skin and with this makes the new collagen to be stimulated and modifies the epidermis, It stimulates lymphatics and lipolysis, that is, its effect is beneficial and helps to rejuvenate the skin. Well, aging is something that cannot be controlled and skin aging occurs chronologically or intrinsicly, where people are currently increasingly concerned with self-care and facial skin is no different, for this reason fractional radiofrequency in aging is a low-cost alternative, it is not invasive, its effects are immediate, It can be done in any season of the year, among others. The study was carried out through an integrative review, reinforced with a qualitative approach, with the purpose of collaborating with the learning associated with the investigated theme, related to the perspective of the benefits of fractional radiofrequency in facial skin aging.
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