Houston Revolutionary Skin-Lifting Procedure for Wrinkles & Lines: Emface Launch

Jan 13, 2023

Ovation Med Spa (713-936-2490) has launched Emface, a skin-lifting facial treatment that reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

Houston, United States - January 13, 2023 /PressCable/

The med spa’s new facial uses radiofrequency to lift the skin and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Emface is non-surgical, non-invasive, and can be used in sensitive areas of the face and neck.

For more information, visit https://www.ovationmedspa.com/treatment/emface-in-houston

Ovation Med Spa’s latest launch coincides with a Cosmopolitan magazine article about the effectiveness of radiofrequency procedures. According to the report, Emface is becoming an increasingly popular alternative to plastic surgery because it gives clients the same refreshed, youthful look without downtime or scarring.

The entire Emface procedure takes about 20 minutes, and clients can continue the rest of their day without any sensitivity, redness, or discomfort in the area. Many clients report feeling relaxed during the procedure because the Emface pads vibrate and feel like a massage.

Ovation Med Spa explains that Emface uses two forms of energy, radiofrequency and high-frequency focused electrical stimulation (HIFES). These two forms of energy work synergistically, so Emface not only smoothens wrinkles but also lifts and tightens the skin. The effect looks natural and, with proper aftercare, can last for months.

The radiofrequency phase of Emface stimulates the growth of collagen to plump up the skin and smoothen wrinkles. Collagen is an essential protein that retains moisture, preventing trans-epidermal water loss and dry, leathery skin.

HIFES stimulates the underlying muscle to tone and contour the face, giving the client a chiseled jawline and cheekbones. It targets facial muscles people use most frequently, like the cheeks and forehead, because these areas are more prone to wrinkles and sagging.

Ovation Med Spa states that radiofrequency and HIFES work well as standalone procedures, but combining them gives clients better and faster results. The med spa recommends having at least four Emface sessions with a maximum rest period of one week between treatments. For deeper wrinkles and moderate to severe volume loss, follow-up sessions may be added.

“This quick, non-invasive procedure replaces lost volume in the face and tightens sagging skin. Best of all, there’s no downtime associated with Emface. It’s so quick and easy, you can get treatment over your lunch break and get on with the rest of your day,” a company representative said.

More information is available at https://www.ovationmedspa.com

Contact Info:
Name: Chris Bailey
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Organization: Ovation Med Spa
Address: 4801 Woodway Drive Suite 150W, Houston, Texas 77056, United States
Website: https://www.ovationmedspa.com/

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