EMFACEsubmentum A Non-Invasive Double Chin Reduction in London
EMFACE submentum in Harley Street
Patients have long been searching for an effective and non-invasive way to tone the stubborn double chin area. Now, there is finally a solution. EMFACE Submentum, is a new applicator created specifically to target and tone the lower face and under-chin area.
This hands-free and injectable-free treatment uses the same advanced EMFACE technology, combining synchronized RF and HIFES energy to tighten the skin and stimulate the muscles in the submental region. The result is a more defined jawline, reduced fullness under the chin, and a naturally lifted lower face, all with no downtime or surgery.
What is EMFACE Submentum
EMFACE Submentum is a revolution in double chin procedures. It uses a patented combination of synchronized radiofrequency and HIFESā¢ technologies to target all causes of a double chin. This may be the ideal solution for your concern, whether it is increased volume or sagging skinĀ¹ Ā² Ā³.
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Frequently Asked Questions
EMFACE Submentum is a non-invasive solution that targets all layers, from muscle to skin, to help reduce the appearance of a double chin. It combines synchronized radiofrequency and HIFESā¢ technology to tighten skin, stimulate muscle tone, and contour the lower face without needles, surgery, or downtime.
Absolutely. Bader Medical Clinic operates under strict medical guidelines and is staffed by certified professionals. Emface was FDA-approved in 2022.Ā It is also CE-cleared.
While generally safe, your practitioner will assess your individual needs and medical history to determine if it's appropriate for you.Ā It may not be suitable for those with certain medical conditions or metal implants.
Minimal side effects may include mild redness, warmth, or tingling in the treated area, as described by radianceaestheticclinic.com.Ā These usually resolve shortly after the treatment.
EMFACE Submentum is a non-invasive procedure that requires no recovery or downtime.
Positive results are usually reported four to six weeks after the last session and continue to improve for several weeks following the procedure.
