KALINDRA | R 13. Monopolar capacitive and bipolar resistive radiofrequency. Full optional

R 13 is a high-tech device capable of producing heat within the dermis by utilizing the electrical resistance of tissues to convert electrical current into thermal energy. It is equipped with:

• 2 capacitive RF handpieces
• 7 differentiated capacitive RF heads
• 1 passive plate
• 2 resistive RF handpieces

Technical Data:

• Voltage: 100-110 V / 220-240V
• Power consumption: 180 W
• Monopolar frequency: 500 KHz
• Bipolar frequency: 1 MHz

Aesthetic radiofrequency is a non-invasive and painless treatment highly sought after for both the face and body. This explanation assumes you wish to understand the functioning and benefits of a standard cycle of aesthetic radiofrequency performed in a specialized center.

How it works
The treatment uses the emission of electromagnetic waves that penetrate the tissues. These waves generate controlled heat in the deep dermis. The heating induces two main effects:

• Immediate effect: Instant shortening of existing collagen fibers, with a partial smoothing of the skin.
• Long-term effect: Stimulation of fibroblasts to produce new collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid, improving skin density and firmness in the following months.

Main Applications

• Face and neck: Reduction of wrinkles, redefinition of the facial contour, and counteracting skin laxity.
• Body: Reduction of cellulite, improvement of microcirculation, and firming of critical areas such as the abdomen, inner arms, and thighs.

Indicative Protocols

• Number of sessions: A basic cycle generally includes 4 to 8 or 10 sessions in total.
• Frequency: Typically, one session per week is performed during the initial intensive phase.
• Maintenance: One session every 30-40 days is recommended to prolong the results, which can last from 6 to 12 months.

Main Contraindications
The treatment is safe but prohibited for individuals with pacemakers, pregnant or breastfeeding women, and those with active skin infections or severe autoimmune diseases.