💅The future of non-invasive face lifts 💅 Learn about three non-invasive treatments from BTL Aesthetics that can give your face and body a lift while avoiding the needle - now available in Ireland ✨ therapieclinic btlaesthetics emsculpt
The treatments, from BTL Aesthetics, offer great results with no downtime for patients – and are totally toxin free.
“The EXION delivers superior results as it penetrates to eight millimetres in the skin without the pain of other standard RF Micro-needling systems that only reach four millimetres,” said Ms MacMahon.“Combined with RF micro-needling and a fantastic body applicator to reduce fat pockets, the EXION is an indispensable tool for any aesthetic practice.
“It’s quite literally a ‘Facelift Machine’ lifting the elevator muscles beneath the skin’s dermal structure,” says BTL Managing Director Dee Mc Mahon.“We are restoring and elevating the support of facial tissues by selectively contracting muscles and increasing the density and quality of muscle structure.
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