INDIBA Full Face 1 of 5 by Vitallife @Phuket
Description
Indiba operates through the utilization of CRMRF (Capacitive Resistive Monopolar Radiofrequency) technology or radiofrequency therapy. This clinically-approved non-surgical skin tightening method employs the Proionic system to deliver radiofrequency energy to the deeper layers of the skin, specifically the dermis layer where collagen fibers are located. By stimulating both superficial and deep cells, Indiba yields three key treatment outcomes:
Biostimulation: This non-thermal treatment operates at the cellular level, promoting cell repair, regeneration, and the stimulation of fibroblasts, which are responsible for collagen production.
Vascularization: The treatment employs moderate heat to stimulate the circulatory system, resulting in improved oxygen supply to cells, enhanced local blood flow, and overall tissue improvement.
Hyperactivation: By utilizing high heat treatment, Indiba stimulates metabolic processes, facilitating the elimination of toxins, boosting cellular metabolism, and promoting collagen production.
Face tightening with Indiba:
Indiba for face tightening involves raising tissue temperature and stimulating cell activity. This process leads to increased synthesis of collagen and elastin, as well as improved blood flow. As a result, the tissues are stimulated, oxygen is supplied from within, and regeneration and firmness are promoted. Lastly, it aids in increasing oxygen levels and moisturizing the skin.
Advantages of Indiba High-Frequency Therapy:
Effective treatment with successful results.
Pain-free procedure.
Can be repeated indefinitely over a lifetime.
Natural outcomes without any wounds or recovery time.
Immediate return to daily activities.
Targets specific areas such as the back, hips, abdomen, legs, arms, buttocks, inner knees, and double chin.
Suitable for use on all body parts.
Instructions:
Not recommended for individuals with pacemakers or implanted electronic devices.
Pregnant women should refrain from undergoing the procedure.
Individuals with venous inflammation, specifically thrombophlebitis, should avoid it.