What Is EndyMed Fractional Skin Resurfacing (FSR) For?
- Shallow box-car and rolling acne scars
- Fine lines and wrinkles
- Sun damaged skin
- Impaired texture and tone
How does EndyMed FSR Nano-Fractional Radio-Frequency Work?
EndyMed FSR uses radiofrequency in two ways simultaneously; controlled micro-resurfacing and dermal heating.
While the micro-resurfacing smoothens fine lines and wrinkles and brightens your complexion, dermal heating gets to work deeper in the skin encouraging the production of brand new collagen, which is what makes our skin firmer.
What Is The EndyMed FSR Treatment Process?
Each treatment will last around 45 minutes depending on the area that you’re having treated.
Before your treatment your skin is numbed with anaesthetic – so you’ll feel comfortable throughout. There is a little downtime after your treatment with redness that goes within 1-2 days, you may also see some micro-crusting appear a couple of days after your treatment too, rest assured, it’s nothing that can’t be covered with a little make-up.
FAQ
Is EndyMed FSR suitable for all skin types?
When can I see results?
What results can I expect?
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