Dermal heating
Controlled radiofrequency energy is delivered to support tightening within selected skin layers.
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Explore consultation-led Thermage FLX face treatment in Seoul at LOUAVE Dermatology Clinic. Individual planning considers facial laxity, skin thickness, fine lines, texture, previous procedures and the areas where radiofrequency tightening may be appropriate.
Thermage FLX is a non-surgical radiofrequency treatment. Treatment intensity, coverage, comfort, skin response, recovery and results vary between individuals. It does not reproduce surgical facial-lifting results.
Consultation-Led RF Tightening
Thermage FLX
Monopolar RF
Cleansing & numbing
Individually selected
Thermage FLX at LOUAVE
Thermage FLX delivers controlled radiofrequency energy into selected skin layers. The generated heat is used to support collagen contraction and a longer-term collagen remodelling response.
LOUAVE presents Thermage FLX for the face and neck, with consultation-led selection of treatment coverage and energy according to skin condition, facial anatomy and individual priorities.
Controlled radiofrequency energy is delivered to support tightening within selected skin layers.
Treatment may involve vibration, brief heating sensations and cooling at the skin surface.
Firmness and texture changes may develop progressively as collagen remodelling continues after treatment.
Thermage FLX may be discussed for several ageing-related concerns, but treatment coverage should follow assessment rather than one standard full-face pattern.
Treatment may be considered when facial skin appears less firm because of collagen-related ageing changes.
Selected fine lines may be discussed, although expression, volume loss and sun damage can also influence their appearance.
Consultation may review whether radiofrequency tightening is appropriate for selected texture and density concerns.
Pore appearance may be influenced by skin quality, oil production, scarring and collagen support.
Selected lower-face and jawline areas may be considered when reduced skin firmness affects visible definition.
Skin density and dryness are assessed separately because energy treatment may not address every underlying cause.
Treatment planning balances energy delivery, skin response and comfort. The exact pattern is selected according to the facial areas and consultation findings.
Monopolar radiofrequency energy is delivered through the treatment tip to selected facial areas.
Heat is generated within targeted skin layers while surface-cooling features support skin protection.
Existing collagen may contract in response to heat, although visible immediate change varies.
Collagen-related firmness and texture changes may develop progressively during the following months.
The process below adapts LOUAVE’s Thermage FLX procedure. Exact treatment time and coverage depend on individual assessment and selected facial areas.
Skin firmness, texture, facial laxity, previous procedures and treatment priorities are reviewed.
The skin is cleansed and a return pad is positioned according to the device-treatment protocol.
A treatment grid or marker may be applied to guide systematic and even placement across selected areas.
Energy is delivered according to the customised design, skin response and selected treatment settings.
The skin is reviewed after treatment and calming or moisturising care may be provided when suitable.
Visible response and recovery vary. The timeline below is general guidance and does not guarantee when or how much change an individual patient will experience.
Temporary warmth, redness, tenderness or mild swelling may occur following radiofrequency treatment.
Many patients return to regular daily activities quickly, although individual skin sensitivity varies.
LOUAVE notes that more noticeable treatment effects may begin developing from approximately one month.
Collagen-related firmness and texture changes may continue developing progressively over the following months.
Share important events, professional photography and departure dates with the clinic. Although many patients resume normal activity quickly, temporary redness, tenderness or swelling may still occur.
Suitability cannot be confirmed from age or photographs alone. Skin condition, medical history and previous procedures should be assessed before treatment.
Thermage FLX, Ultherapy and Titanium use different forms of energy. The suitable option depends on anatomy, skin quality, laxity and treatment goals.
Lighting, camera distance, facial expression, makeup, hydration and the time between photographs may affect how firmness and texture appear. Individual outcomes vary.
These answers provide general information. Final treatment details should be confirmed by LOUAVE following individual consultation.
The suitable treatment depends on whether the main concern involves firmness, deeper laxity, the eye area, neck skin or facial contour.
Explore radiofrequency tightening information for selected neck firmness and skin-quality concerns.
Explore Treatment →Review consultation-led information for selected eye-area wrinkles and firmness concerns.
Explore Treatment →Explore imaging-guided focused ultrasound for selected facial lifting and definition concerns.
Explore Treatment →Review Titanium treatment information for selected facial lifting, contour and tone concerns.
Explore Treatment →Share your firmness and texture concerns, previous fillers or energy treatments, preferred appointment dates and Seoul travel schedule. Final suitability and treatment details are confirmed after individual assessment.
This page provides general educational information and does not replace an individual medical consultation. Treatment suitability, treatment areas, energy settings, treatment coverage, discomfort, recovery, result timing and duration vary between individuals. Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness or pain may occur. Less common risks may include burns, blistering, changes in sensation, surface irregularities, pigmentation change, nodules or scarring. Thermage treatment should not be performed in patients with a cardiac pacemaker, cardioverter, defibrillator or another electrical implant. Patients should disclose pregnancy or breastfeeding status, medical conditions, medications, permanent makeup, tattoos and previous fillers, threads, surgery or energy-based treatments. Results cannot be guaranteed, and final treatment planning must follow individual assessment.