Firmer, tighter skin — no surgery, no downtime
Collagen is what keeps skin firm and elastic. As it breaks down with age, the jawline softens, cheeks lose definition, and skin across the face and body can begin to look loose or crepey.
Lift uses monopolar radiofrequency to address this at its source — by working on the skin's own structural framework.
How it works
Radiofrequency energy passes through the surface of the skin and generates controlled heat in the deeper dermal and subdermal layers. That heat does two things: it causes existing collagen fibres to contract, and it prompts the skin's natural repair response, stimulating new collagen and elastin production over the following weeks.
Unlike focused ultrasound, radiofrequency heats a broader volume of tissue at a more even depth — which makes it well suited to overall skin quality and diffuse laxity rather than deep structural lifting.
What to expect
Lift requires no incisions, needles, or recovery time. Most people return to their day immediately afterwards.
The sensation is a deep, spreading warmth — comfortable for most people, with the intensity adjusted throughout by your doctor. Mild redness afterwards is normal and usually settles within a few hours.
Some notice an initial tightening effect, with further change developing gradually as new collagen forms over the following weeks. A course of sessions is generally recommended, and your doctor will advise on what is appropriate for you.
Lift may be suitable for:
Mild to moderate skin laxity
Crepey or thinning skin texture
Softening along the jawline and cheeks
Loss of firmness around the eyes and neck
Skin quality and tone across the face
Firming and contouring on the body