Using Radio Frequencies for a More NATURAL Face Lift

My wife tells my all the time that for our 25^th wedding (just a few years away) anniversary she wants a facelift. Ideally she would like something that doesn't involve a scalpel. That narrows the possibilities. Personally, I think my wife looks great -- but her desires are echoed by thousands of men and women (most of who - incredibly -- are under the age of 45): "...What can be done to slow down or at least erase some of the effects of aging...?

While you ponder that, let me tell you that I read recently where the effects of aging start to become noticeable in our late 20's. That's kind of disturbing, but it also explains why so many men and women are going under the knife and needle for facelifts and other kinds of chirurgical procedures at a younger and younger age.

The naturally evolution of "facial re-modeling" has been to try and develop something that didn't involve cutting and folding the skin. Needles and Botox provided a shirt term solution, but nothing that was permanent. The "next big thing" -- is actually already here and getting increasingly popular: the radio frequency facelift or RFF for short.

The radio frequency facelift is known by its trade name "Thermacool" and was first developed by Thermage Corporation of Hayward, California (www.thermage.com) in 2000. The radio frequency facelift is a thermal procedure that uses radio frequency waves to reconstruct the deep tissue layers beneath the skin. RFF is a hot new trend in non-surgical face lifts is fast becoming a popular maintenance technique for people who are not yet ready for a "full" face lift.