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Cosmetic Surgery and Beauty Magazine #67

Cosmetic Surgery and Beauty is the go-to magazine for anyone considering an aesthetic procedure. Covering a huge range of treatments with in-depth expert interviews and hundreds of before and after photos.

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skin<br />

Infinitely<br />

beautiful<br />

Infini, a non-surgical<br />

skin treatment, is<br />

turning heads with<br />

its ability to improve<br />

skin tone <strong>and</strong> texture,<br />

counter skin laxity<br />

<strong>and</strong> refine facial<br />

contours. AimÉe<br />

Surtenich reports.<br />

Practitioners <strong>and</strong> patients alike at Skin Renu in Balmain, Sydney have been<br />

blown away by the results they are seeing with the Infini non-surgical skin<br />

tightening <strong>and</strong> refining treatment.<br />

Infini is a new technology clinically proven to increase collagen production in<br />

the skin. It combines the benefits of radiofrequency (RF) energy <strong>and</strong> microneedling<br />

to stimulate collagen production <strong>and</strong> contraction, creating a firmer, stronger <strong>and</strong><br />

more youthful complexion.<br />

Infini is most commonly used to address wrinkles, facial <strong>and</strong> neck skin laxity,<br />

as well as acne scars, enlarged pores <strong>and</strong> overall complexion rejuvenation. The<br />

technology is being heralded by many practitioners as a bridge between nonsurgical<br />

<strong>and</strong> surgical procedures in terms of the results being achieved.<br />

Infini is unique in its approach to treating both the superficial <strong>and</strong> deeper<br />

layers of the skin. It combines microneedling fractional radiofrequency (MFR) <strong>and</strong><br />

superficial fractional radiofrequency (SFR) to create a stronger skin structure, <strong>and</strong><br />

a firmer <strong>and</strong> more youthful-looking complexion.<br />

MFR uses insulated microneedles to deliver RF energy to the dermis (the<br />

connective tissue layer of the skin located below the epidermis). This causes<br />

controlled areas of coagulation, or tissue shrinkage, <strong>and</strong> triggers the body’s<br />

natural healing response, promoting collagen production without damaging<br />

the skin’s superficial layers. New collagen fibres begin to form four weeks after<br />

treatment, with results showing within 10 weeks.<br />

Complementing this, the SFR technology delivers thermal energy via two<br />

channels to penetrate both the epidermis <strong>and</strong> the dermis. SFR also provides<br />

microablation on the skin’s upper layers, to illuminate the complexion <strong>and</strong><br />

homogenise skin texture.<br />

By combining radiofrequency energies, at different levels in the skin, a<br />

thorough <strong>and</strong> effective regeneration can be achieved. This is elevated by the<br />

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