Radio Frequency For Your Body
By Emily Wyatt · Published February 21, 2023 · Updated February 10, 2025
Love our Forever Facial and the benefits of Radio Frequency for your face? Now you can give your body the same love with The Burn Body Treatment .
Love our Forever Facial and the benefits of Radio Frequency for your face? Now you can give your body the same love with The Burn Body Treatment. Using exclusive state-of-the-art equipment, skin is heated and tightened, triggering collagen production and melting away fat and cellulite leaving skin soft, supple, and smooth.
The low frequency of Radio Frequency can safely penetrate to a deeper level of skin, helping to improve skin tone and structure, even lifting tissues. This is how we get the non-surgical lifting effect for the chosen part of your body! Moreover, Radio Frequency can safely treat more patients with different skin tones without risking permanent discoloration.
The Burn Body Treatment is perfect for addressing the following body concerns:
- Rough skin tone
- Fine lines and wrinkles
- Uneven fat pockets
- Loose skin areas
Side effects, if any, are typically minimal and short-lived, limited to mild and temporary swelling, redness, and tingling, depending on the treatment. Radio Frequency treatments can also be performed safely in tandem with other minimally-invasive treatments.
A series of six is recommended for best results, a few weeks apart to optimize collagen development and elastin growth between treatments. Start your treatments this month to be done in time for warmer weather!
Book your series of The Burn at our NYC location:
Email us: salon@joannavargas.com
Call or text us: (212) 949-2350
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