Face & body radiofrequency · Manning, Perth
Skin
Tightening.
Radiofrequency warms tissue beneath the skin surface to support the appearance of firmness and fine lines. This is a heat-based treatment, rather than surface resurfacing.

- During treatment
- The applicator gradually feels warmer. Tell your practitioner if the heat becomes uncomfortable; treatment should not be endured through excessive pain.
- Recovery at a glance
- Temporary warmth or flushing may occur. This treatment generally has less visible recovery than fractional resurfacing.
RF + PEMF
Controlled warmth, not surface removal
Radiofrequency delivers heat to tissue. DiamondPolar combines multipolar radiofrequency with pulsed electromagnetic fields. The treatment is intended to support the appearance of skin firmness; it does not remove the skin surface like a resurfacing treatment.
01 / DiamondPolar
Face. Neck.
Décolleté.
The menu offers face, face and neck, or face, neck and décolletage. Discuss where you notice mild looseness or fine lines so the appointment covers the area that matters to you.
02 / OctiPolar
Larger areas.
A different plan.
Body RF can be discussed for the upper arms, abdomen, flanks, upper back, buttocks or thighs. The starting price is not a fixed price for every area: treatment size needs to be agreed before booking.
Confirm your quote and appointment length.
01Upper arms
02Abdomen
03Flanks
04Upper back
05Buttocks
06Thighs
Before we begin
Warmth requires
careful screening.
Discuss the change you want to see and review health, medicines and previous procedures.
Tell us before booking
- Disclose a pacemaker or other implanted electronic device, metal in the treatment area, pregnancy and relevant medical conditions.
- Mention recent procedures, medicines, broken skin or irritation before your appointment.
In the treatment room
Warmth.
Not endurance.
An applicator is moved over the selected area. Expect warmth; tell your practitioner immediately if it becomes uncomfortable.
Aftercare and any further appointments should reflect how your skin responds, not a universal course schedule.
A general guide; your treatment is agreed at the appointment.
After radiofrequency
A different recovery
from resurfacing.
0–24 hours
The area may feel warm or look flushed. Manufacturer guidance describes this commonly settling within one to two hours.
24–48 hours
A routine peeling phase is not expected from non-resurfacing RF. Contact the clinic if discomfort or redness persists.
After 48 hours–day 7
Continue your usual agreed skincare. Changes in firmness are assessed over a course, not by whether the skin peels during this week.
A general planning guide, not a fixed healing schedule. Your treatment settings and skin response may change the timing. Follow the aftercare given for your appointment.
Seek advice if you develop persistent pain, blistering or an unexpected skin reaction.
Before you decide
Know the difference.
Results and recovery vary. RF skin tightening is not a weight-loss treatment.
Who is this suitable for?
DiamondPolar may suit people seeking a non-invasive treatment for the appearance of skin firmness and facial lines, with relatively little interruption to daily activities. A consultation checks your goals, skin and medical history before suitability is confirmed.
Who should not have it?
Tell us if you are pregnant, have an implanted electronic device, metal near the treatment area, an active skin infection or an open wound. These can affect suitability or mean treatment should be postponed. Your practitioner assesses the specific device, location and treatment area; not every dental restoration or implant carries the same implications.
I have an implant—what should I do?
Please disclose the implant type and location before booking, including electronic devices. We will check whether the proposed treatment is appropriate and whether further medical advice is needed. Do not assume an implant is either automatically safe or automatically disqualifying.
What about isotretinoin (Roaccutane) and prescription meds?
Tell us about current and recent isotretinoin and all prescription medicines before treatment. Your practitioner will review your skin condition, medication history and relevant device guidance individually. Do not stop prescribed medication without advice from your prescriber.
Is there downtime?
Temporary redness or mild swelling can occur, commonly settling within about 24 hours. Many people return to usual activities the same day, but individual responses vary and your practitioner will explain what to expect.
When should I contact the clinic?
Contact us if redness or swelling persists, or if you develop a rash or an unexpected change. Blistering, significant pain or signs of a burn should not be treated as normal recovery and need prompt assessment.
Sun protection—what matters most?
Use broad-spectrum, water-resistant sunscreen of at least SPF 30, reapply as directed and combine it with shade and protective clothing. Follow your practitioner’s individual aftercare instructions.
Is this the same as Venus Viva resurfacing?
No. The tightening menu uses DiamondPolar or OctiPolar RF options. Venus Viva is a separate resurfacing treatment, with a different treatment experience and recovery discussion.
Which facial area should I book?
Choose face, face and neck, or face, neck and décolletage according to the area you want treated. A face appointment does not automatically include the neck.
Can I book body treatment at the starting price?
The body price starts from the amount shown. Ask for a quote for your area before confirming; different areas are not necessarily the same size or price.
Will the treatment feel hot?
Warmth is part of RF treatment. Comfort should be monitored throughout. Do not tolerate pain or assume that stronger heat means a better result.
How many visits will I need?
A course may be discussed, but there is no single schedule suitable for everyone. The area, your goals, suitability and response all matter.
Can it remove fat or loose skin?
Do not book this as a guaranteed fat-loss or skin-removal treatment. The focus here is the appearance of firmness; it cannot reproduce surgery.
