XERF Structural Skin Tightening Single Treatment
Lift. Firm. Redefine.
XERF Structural Skin Tightening is an advanced energy-based treatment designed to target the deeper structural layers of the skin to lift, firm, and restore youthful contours—without surgery or downtime. Using cutting-edge radiofrequency technology, XERF delivers controlled heat beneath the surface to stimulate collagen and elastin production, strengthening the skin from within for visibly tighter, more sculpted results.
This non-invasive treatment focuses on true structural rejuvenation, improving skin laxity and redefining areas such as the jawline, cheeks, neck, and body. With little to no discomfort and no interruption to your daily routine, XERF is the ideal solution for patients seeking natural-looking tightening and long-term skin support.
A series of 2 treatments is recommended because collagen stimulation is a progressive process, not a one-time event. The first XERF session activates collagen and elastin production deep within the skin, while the second treatment builds on that response to enhance firmness, lift, and overall structural support. Spacing treatments allows the skin to regenerate between sessions, delivering more noticeable, longer-lasting tightening results.
Key Benefits:
• Lifts and tightens sagging skin
• Stimulates collagen and elastin production
• Improves skin laxity on the face and body
• Enhances definition of jawline and facial contours
• No downtime with comfortable, customizable treatments
Ideal For:
• Patients experiencing mild to moderate skin laxity
• Those looking to lift and define facial or body contours
• Anyone seeking a non-surgical skin tightening solution
• Patients wanting preventative collagen support and maintenance
📍 Treatments performed at Asia Pacific Aesthetics, Honolulu, Hawaii
✨ Administered by our expert providers: Rita, Brittney, Madi, Shay, Joleen, and Mie
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PLEASE NOTE: This is an in office treatment - we do NOT ship any Treatments, Services, or Add Ons to patients.
