Fractional RF (Max RF) uses a combination of dermal stamping and radiofrequency. Dermal stamping is an organic way of rebuilding collagen and elastin. Radiofrequency uses low-level radio waves to cause a thermal reaction within the dermis. This heat metabolises unhealthy cells and fibres, in-turn causing stimulation to produce healthy new cells. The result is added structure, reduced pore size, reduced acne scarring, and overall skin rejuvenation.

What is Fractional RF?

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Fractional RF systems induce both ablation and coagulation. Small pins sit on the surface of the skin and emit radio frequency energy into the epidermis. The radio frequency energy creates heat in the skin and simultaneously ablates tiny channels of the epidermis while creating coagulation around the tiny ablated channels,  stimulating a wound-healing response. All of this is done fractionally (in tiny pin-points), having great effects but not requiring a long time for the skin to heal.

How does Fractional RF work?

  • Safe and effective for all skin tones
  • Flexible treatments for several skin conditions
  • More comfortable than traditional skin resurfacing treatments
  • Quick treatment sessions
  • Minimal downtime
  • Excellent treatment outcomes

Fractional RF benefits

  • Age spots
  • Sun damage
  • Skin tone & texture
  • Wrinkles
  • Surgical scars
  • Acne scars
  • Stretch marks

Fractional Radiofrequency Skin  can improve the appearance of:​​​​​​​

Typically, radiofrequency microneedling is well tolerated. But like all cosmetic treatments, it may cause some side effects. Possible side effects include:
  • dryness
  • redness
  • scaling
  • itching
  • swelling and bruising
  • mild acne flare-up
  • cold sore breakout
These side effects might last for a few hours or days.

Fractional RF  side effects

What makes Rokh beauty clinic specific in Rf Fractional?
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  • under the supervision of highly-experienced professionals
  • using the safest and latest released technology
  • Providing a treatment tailored to your body's needs