XERF
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Pros
- I just did xerf last week at a place really far from incheon and it didn't hurt at all!
- Xerf can treat at multiple frequencies, including deep (like ulthera) and more superficially (like thermage) you get more lifting (structure and skin). But Xerf is not painful for most people. At all.
- For me this was not painful at all. There are a few spots where I felt a minor zap, over a nerve, but generally very tolerable. I did this with no numbing cream.
- It is one device that runs two modes back to back, the first one working deeper and dealing with the contour and the fat layer and the second one being the RF part that tightens the surface the way thermage does, so it covers both of the...
- If laxity is already in the mix, the sensible order is tightening first — Ultherapy, Sofwave, XERF, whatever suits the depth — and masseter Botox as one part of the plan rather than the whole plan.
Cons
- I’m very happy that I tried it, and I do think that it has made some difference, but this is in combination with 1 million other things as well that I do for my skin. ... I can’t really evaluate the Xerf on its own. But I can say that ha...
- Heat, which is the lifting devices, Ultherapy, Xerf, Thermage, Onda.
- I had one last year, but had no problem, and really satisfised. make sure do your research thoroughly. My friend also had Xerf but she's been regretting.
- one heads up though, i read xerf results only last like 3 months tops
- Been thinking about getting xerf done maybe around 300 shots. only thing making me hesitate is people saying it hurts like crazy if you run it at max power but i'll probably still go for it though lol.
Sentiment
35 positive (67%) · 12 mixed (23%) · 5 negative (10%)
Trust + time weighted score: +57% · raw score 58%
What redditors said (10 of 52)
I just did xerf last week at a place really far from incheon and it didn't hurt at all!
I’m very happy that I tried it, and I do think that it has made some difference, but this is in combination with 1 million other things as well that I do for my skin. ... I can’t really evaluate the Xerf on its own. But I can say that having had two treatments, as well as all the other stuff that I’m doing, in combination overtime, I have definitely spent what the facelift would cost me and I think a facelift would do a lot more.
Xerf can treat at multiple frequencies, including deep (like ulthera) and more superficially (like thermage) you get more lifting (structure and skin). But Xerf is not painful for most people. At all.
For me this was not painful at all. There are a few spots where I felt a minor zap, over a nerve, but generally very tolerable. I did this with no numbing cream.
It is one device that runs two modes back to back, the first one working deeper and dealing with the contour and the fat layer and the second one being the RF part that tightens the surface the way thermage does, so it covers both of the things I was going to pay for separately.
Heat, which is the lifting devices, Ultherapy, Xerf, Thermage, Onda.
I had one last year, but had no problem, and really satisfised. make sure do your research thoroughly. My friend also had Xerf but she's been regretting.
one heads up though, i read xerf results only last like 3 months tops
Been thinking about getting xerf done maybe around 300 shots. only thing making me hesitate is people saying it hurts like crazy if you run it at max power but i'll probably still go for it though lol.
If laxity is already in the mix, the sensible order is tightening first — Ultherapy, Sofwave, XERF, whatever suits the depth — and masseter Botox as one part of the plan rather than the whole plan.
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