Aluma Radio Frequency Skin Tightening and Wrinkle Reduction

Aluma skin rejuvenating treatment turns back the clock and gently reverse the aging process. This revolutionary technique delivers energy safety and comfortably to the underlying layers of skin, gently stimulating the production of new collagen, while protecting the outer layer of skin. The new collagen that is formed plumps and smoothes the skin, making it appear more youthful.

The Principle Behind Radio Frequency Skin Renewal

Wrinkles are caused by damaged or deteriorating collagen in the skin's tissue. By passing Radio Frequency energy through the dermis, heat is produced, encouraging new collagen formation and improving the appearance of wrinkles.

We offer the Aluma Skin Renewal System because of its unique Vacuum Assisted Technology that offers a highly effective pain free treatment.

Heating in the Dermis with RF

By placing heat deep in the dermis, damaged collagen is broken down and new, more organised, collagen is laid down as the tissue heals. The new collagen causes the skin to contract, and improves the appearance of wrinkles.

This process is called Collagenesis.

Who can be Treated?

Aluma energy is not affected by skin tone, hair colour or any other characteristic. Anyone wanting to treat mild to moderate wrinkles and achieve smoother skin can be treated.

What to Expect.

A treatment typically takes only about 15 minutes, and you can return to normal activities immediately.

A series of treatments are recommended for best results. Fine lines are reduced and skin is tightened as new collagen is deposited in the dermis. Although some improvement will be seen within a month to a few months, the skin should continue to improve for several months after treatment as new collagen is generated.

Is the Procedure Safe?

Risks are very minimal. The specific risks and the suitability of this procedure for a given individual can only be determined at the time of consultation. All procedures have some degree of risk.

Does it Hurt?

Although most patients report a gentle warming sensation, discomfort, even mild discomfort, is rare.