Client Consultation and Evaluation

• Understand client needs: Discuss skin concerns, desired outcomes, allergies, and health conditions.
• Skin assessment: Evaluate skin laxity, wrinkle depth, etc. using professional instruments and techniques to determine suitability for treatment.

Cleansing and Disinfection

• Clean the skin: Use a professional facial cleanser to clean the treatment area.
• Disinfection: Disinfect the treatment area to prevent bacterial infection.

Marking the Treatment Area

• Mark the treatment area: Mark according to needs and facial structure to ensure precise treatment.

Applying Conductive Gel

• Application of conductive gel: Apply conductive gel to the treatment area to help radiofrequency energy conduction and protect the skin.

Thermage Device Adjustment

• Set treatment parameters: Adjust device parameters (temperature, time, etc.) according to skin type and needs to emit radiofrequency waves to stimulate deep layers.

Start of Treatment

• Begin operation: The therapist uses a handheld device to contact the skin, emitting radiofrequency energy to stimulate collagen production.
• Treatment sensation: The client may feel warmth or slight tingling; the therapist will adjust the device intensity if discomfort occurs.

Adjustments During Treatment

• Adjust treatment according to skin response: The therapist observes the client's reaction to ensure the temperature is appropriate and makes fine adjustments to ensure comfort and effectiveness.

End of Treatment

• End the treatment: The therapist removes the device, cleans off the conductive gel, and performs subsequent care.
• Cooling: Apply a cold compress or soothing mask to calm the skin and reduce redness and discomfort.
• Repair Care: Apply repairing skincare products based on the skin's condition.