Thermage FLX

Renewme’s Exclusive
Pre-heating Thermage

• The shots used to raise the dermal temperature are fully utilized for treatment efficacy, without waste.

  Conventional Thermage →
  Noticeable treatment effect after 50–100 shots

  Pre-heating Thermage →
  Effective from the very first shot

  

  

  As RF energy travels from the epidermis to the dermis,
  a significant amount of energy is lost before reaching deeper layers.

  Preheating is performed first using Genesis.

  The temperature inside the skin rises gradually
  because the skin is not preheated.

  Because the skin is preheated, the temperature in the deeper
  layers rises sufficiently from the start.

  Effective shots begin to show results only after the skin
  temperature has sufficiently increased.

  In synergy with Thermage RF energy, thermal energy is concentrated
  on the targeted dermal area.

  This leads to the waste of the first 50–100 shots at
  the beginning of the treatment.

  The treatment delivers fully effective energy from
  the beginning without wasting the first 50–100 shots.
• By heating the dermis, optimal thermal energy is delivered to stimulate collagen regeneration
  in the deeper dermal layers of the skin.

  

  • 40-55℃
    Collagen contraction begins, and a regenerative response is initiated through thermal stimulation.
  • 60-65℃
    Thermal denaturation and tissue remodeling are most actively stimulated.
    When heat is delivered to the deeper layers of the skin, this temperature range can produce the most effective results.
  • Above 65℃
    Although the effect is maintained, the risk of epidermal damage increases sharply, so this range is generally not used.
• Immediate skin-tightening effects can be achieved through preheating with the Genesis laser.
• Thermage FLX headquarters <Solta Medical × Renewme Skin Clinic>
  conduct global clinical case sharing and regular seminar exchanges.

  
• We provide differentiated treatments based on Renewme’s own clinical experience,
  supported by published research data.

  Monopolar RF treatment for facial laxity: Tissue measurement analysis

  In subjects with facial laxity, monopolar RF (Thermage FLX) was applied to the face, and changes were evaluated before treatment, at 2 months after treatment, and at 6 months after treatment. Through post-treatment imaging and histopathological analysis, it was confirmed that the density of collagen and elastin fibers in the papillary dermis and reticular dermis increased from 2 months to 6 months.

  

  Before treatment - A, D, G

  2 months after treatment - B, E, H

  Collagen and elastin fibers increased in the papillary dermis and upper reticular dermis. The collagen fibers appeared flatter than at 2 months.

  6 months after treatment - C, F, I

  At 6 months after treatment, the high density of collagen and elastin fibers observed at 2 months was maintained.

  A prospective clinical study on the latest-generation noninvasive monopolar RF treatment for the face

  This clinical study was conducted in a patient group aged 30–60 with mild to moderate facial laxity. Changes were evaluated at 1 month, 2 months, and 6 months after monopolar RF (Thermage FLX) treatment.

  For the broad cheek area, lower face/jawline, neck, and perioral wrinkles, measurements taken at 1 month, 2 months, and 6 months after treatment showed statistically significant improvement compared with baseline based on FASI scores.

  Mean Investigator Fasil Grading

  

  

  Forehead

  2 Superpasses
  2 Vectors : 4 passes x 2

  Cheeks

  3 Superpasses
  4 Vectors : 4 passes x 2