EM Visage
The EM Visage is a non-invasive facial treatment that simultaneously delivers electro-magnetic energy and radiofrequency to tighten the facial muscles and skin respectively.
Synchronous radiofrequency heats the dermis to stimulate collagen and elastin production in the skin, while the high-intensity electromagnetic energy contracts selective facial muscles to lift, tone, and tighten.
How does it work?
The EM Visage uses Electro-magnetic (EM) and Radiofrequency (RF) as a non-invasive, anti-aging facial treatment that works by tightening the muscles as well the facial skin.
As we age, muscles slacken and the muscle fibres lengthen, causing a loss of facial shape. The high-intensity electromagnetic energy of the EM Visage stimulates the facial muscles to contract and tighten continuously throughout the treatment, improving the strength and tension of the muscle fibres and enhancing the support of facial tissues and facial posture. The result is a more lifted, sculpted, and youthful appearance.
Simultaneously, radio frequency targets skin tissue to stimulate collagen and elastin production to combat thin and slack skin.
Why is it so important to stimulate the muscles?
Facial muscles are important not only in an aesthetic sense, but also in a functional sense. These muscles allow us to express emotions, speak, smile, and look natural. As we age, these muscles weaken and become longer, leading to sagging skin and the formation of wrinkles. By targeting and strengthening facial muscles through treatments like EMRF, you can help prevent or reduce sagging and wrinkles. It can also help with asymmetries.
Just like the muscles in the body, facial muscles benefit from exercise to maintain tone and definition. Targeting these muscles can help improve overall muscle tone, resulting in a more sculpted and youthful appearance.
Stimulating the facial muscles also improves blood circulation and lymphatic drainage in the face, which improves facial tone and appearance. Regular facial muscle training also helps reduce wrinkles and maintain the elasticity and tone of the facial skin, in other words, facial muscle stimulation = face lifting.
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