Minimally Invasive
Renuvion Skin Contouring
Renuvion, also known as J-Plasma, is commonly used in conjunction with liposuction procedures through the body and neck. During the process, the handheld device delivers a controlled amount of radiofrequency energy to the treatment area along with helium gas. This energy converts the helium into a plasma, which is then used to heat and tighten the targeted tissues. The result is a combination of fat removal through liposuction and skin tightening through the application of plasma energy, with minimal risk of thermal injury to the skin or surrounding structures.
Renuvion Skin Contouring Frequently Asked Questions
How does Renuvion work?
The Renuvion device delivers radiofrequency energy to helium gas, creating a plasma. This plasma is then applied to the targeted tissues, leading to controlled heating and subsequent tightening. It is commonly used in conjunction with liposuction for body contouring, and it is the ONLY FDA approved device for skin tightening after liposuction.
What types of procedures can Renuvion be used for?
Renuvion is frequently used in combination with liposuction for body contouring procedures. It can be employed to tighten loose skin in various areas of the body, including the abdomen, thighs, arms, and neck.
Is Renuvion a surgical procedure?
Renuvion is often used as part of a minimally invasive surgical procedure, particularly in combination with liposuction. However, the level of invasiveness depends on the specific treatment.
What are the potential benefits of Renuvion?
Potential benefits of Renuvion include skin tightening, improved contours, and enhanced overall aesthetic appearance. It is designed to address issues such as loose or sagging skin in conjunction with fat removal.
Is there downtime associated with Renuvion procedures?
Downtime can vary depending on the extent of the procedure and the individual’s response. However, Renuvion procedures are often associated with shorter recovery periods compared to more surgically invasive procedures.
Are there risks or side effects with Renuvion?
As with any medical procedure, there are potential risks and side effects. These can include swelling, bruising, and discomfort. It’s essential to discuss potential risks and complications with your healthcare provider before undergoing the procedure.
How long do the results of Renuvion last?
The longevity of results can vary among individuals and depends on factors such as age, skin quality, and lifestyle. While Renuvion is designed to provide long-lasting results, maintenance and lifestyle factors can influence the duration of the outcome.
Who is a good candidate for Renuvion?
Good candidates for Renuvion are typically individuals with mild to moderate loose skin and areas of localized fat deposits, with a BMI 30 or less.
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