Fractional RF lifting – extensive skin rejuvenation
Fractional RF lifting is a minimally invasive procedure with a powerful rejuvenating and smoothing effect on the skin. The result is comparable to a surgical facelift.
Why choose fractional RF lifting?
Extensive effect
Fractional RF lifting helps to reduce wrinkles, as well as scars and pigmentation spots.
More affordable than surgery
A facelift can cost thousands, while a course of fractional RF lifting treatments is significantly more affordable.
Tightens the skin
The treatment helps to eliminate subcutaneous fat deposits and tighten sagging skin.
Fractional RF lifting special offers
How does fractional RF lifting work?
Fractional radiofrequency (RF) lifting combines two technologies:
- During microneedling, tiny needles create micro-injuries in the skin, which stimulate collagen production.
- At the same time, radiofrequency waves penetrate the skin layers, enhancing the effect and helping to destroy fat cells
The combination of these two techniques triggers the skin’s natural healing process. As the skin repairs itself, it produces new collagen and elastin — the key to firmer, smoother, and more youthful skin.
Fractional RF lifting treats multiple skin concerns
Fractional RF lifting effectively addresses a wide range of skin concerns:
- Smoothes fine lines and wrinkles
- Tightens sagging skin
- Breaks down subcutaneous fat deposits (under-eye bags, double chin, etc.)
- Reduces acne scars, stretch marks, and scars caused by injuries or surgery
- Minimises enlarged pores
- Reduces pigmentation spots caused by ageing and sun exposure
If your skin has several of the problems mentioned above, fractional RF lifting can solve them all at once.
Price list
Fractional RF for double chin
362 €
Fractional RF for face
483 €
Fractional RF for nasolabial folds
193 €
Fractional RF for neck or décolletage
483 €
Fractional RF for the eye area
301 €
Fractional RF for the lower face contour
241 €
Fractional RF lifting procedure
The duration of the fractional RF lifting procedure depends on the treatment area, lasting between 10 and 45 minutes.
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- The skin is cleansed, and a numbing cream is applied.
- The procedure is performed using a small handpiece equipped with fine needles.
- Upon contact with the skin, the tip gently draws the skin into a vacuum while the needles penetrate the surface.
- The entire treatment area is covered evenly.
- Finally, a soothing mask is applied.
To achieve the full result, 3–4 sessions are required.
After the procedure
Fractional RF lifting can cause mild discomfort and a slight stinging sensation, but the treatment is well tolerated.
After the procedure, the skin will appear red and warm. Peeling may occur later — this is temporary and subsides within a few days to a week.
Aftercare instructions:
- Apply a cold compress to reduce redness and swelling.
- Use high-SPF sunscreen (e.g. SPF 50) for at least three weeks.
- Cleanse your skin only with water or a gentle cleanser.
- Avoid wearing makeup for three days after the treatment.
When will you see results?
After fractional RF lifting, the skin needs time to recover and regenerate. Because skin cell renewal is gradual, the results will not be visible immediately.
- First improvements appear after about 3 weeks.
- The full effect develops 3 weeks after the final session.
- The results last for approximately one year.
- To maintain the effect, we recommend repeating the treatment once a year.
A beauty specialist will create a personalised treatment plan based on your skin condition.
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Fractional RF lifting contraindications
The procedure is not recommended in the following cases:
- Active herpes infection
- Skin inflammation
- Aggressive skin diseases (e.g. psoriasis)
- Oncological diseases
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding
- Keloid or hypertrophic scarring
- Diabetes
- Metal implants.
If you are unsure whether fractional RF lifting is suitable for you, book a consultation at Decus – it’s free of charge and without obligations.
We look forward to welcoming you to Decus Beauty Clinic!
You’ll find us in Mustamäe, Tallinn, at Sütiste tee 19A.
Opening hours
- Monday–Friday 9:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.
- Saturday 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
- Sunday 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Please note: Customer parking is available on the left side of the building.
The clinic entrance is located at the back.
Decus Beauty Clinic is licensed by the Estonian Health Board (license no. L04089).
Frequently asked questions
This procedure is suitable for clients of all ages with conditions that fractional RF lifting can help improve.
While wrinkles and sagging skin are usually age-related concerns, acne, scars, and subcutaneous fat deposits can affect people of any age. Fractional RF lifting effectively targets all of these problems.
The full course of treatment consists of several sessions, as one procedure is usually not enough.
The exact number of treatments will be determined by a beauty specialist based on your skin’s condition.
The price of each procedure depends on the size of the treatment area — the larger the area, the higher the cost. You can find the exact prices in the price list above.
The effects of fractional RF lifting are based on skin cell renewal, which takes time. Visible improvements appear around three weeks after the first procedure. The full results are achieved after completing the treatment course.
The results last for about one year. To maintain youthful, firm skin, we recommend repeating the treatment annually.
Fractional RF lifting is a great alternative to surgical facelifts.
While a facelift is an operation that carries certain risks, fractional RF lifting does not involve surgical complications.
A facelift also requires a long, often painful recovery period. With fractional RF lifting, the main side effects are temporary redness and mild peeling, which disappear quickly.
There is also a considerable difference in cost — a facelift can cost nearly €10,000, while fractional RF lifting is much more affordable, even with several sessions. The results can then be refreshed once a year.
After the procedure, the skin may be red, slightly swollen, or tender. These symptoms usually subside within a few days.
Later, mild peeling or small red marks may appear, but they will heal on their own.
You can be assured that fractional RF lifting does not cause any serious side effects.
Both procedures are effective for wrinkle reduction and skin rejuvenation. When comparing the two, fractional RF lifting provides a slightly stronger effect.
However, the better option depends on the client’s skin type:
- Fractional RF lifting is ideal for those with a fuller face, as it also reduces fat cells.
- HIFU lifting is better suited for slimmer faces without subcutaneous fat deposits. Moderate facial volume is essential, as it helps the skin stay smooth and firm.
A Decus specialist will help you choose the best solution. Come for a free consultation – with no obligation.
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