Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Radio Frequency Zap.

Yes — when performed by our trained technicians, Radio Frequency Zap is generally safe for most skin types. We conduct a consultation and patch test to assess sensitivity. Certain conditions (pregnancy, implanted devices, active infections) may require clearance or exclusion.

Most clients see meaningful improvement after three to six sessions spaced two to four weeks apart. Optimal results often require a full course plus periodic maintenance treatments every three to six months, depending on aging, lifestyle, and skin condition.

Treatments are typically comfortable; you may feel warmth and mild tingling as RF energy heats deep tissues. Our technicians adjust intensity for comfort. Aftercare may include slight redness or warmth that subsides within hours, and cooling is provided as needed.

Yes — Radio Frequency Zap is designed as an add-on to boost other treatments like facials, serums, microneedling, and cryotherapy. Your technician will recommend optimal sequencing and timing to maximize synergy while ensuring safety and minimizing irritation.

Side effects are typically minimal: transient redness, slight swelling, or warmth that resolves within hours to a day. Rarely bruising or sensitivity occurs. You can resume normal activities immediately, but avoid intense heat, exercise, and direct sun exposure for 24–48 hours.

Arrive with clean skin free of makeup, lotions, and oils. Avoid recent sunburn, waxing, or harsh exfoliation. Inform us about medications, implants, or medical conditions. Hydrate well and follow any pre-treatment instructions we provide for best, safest results.