BTL Emface

What is Emface?

Emface by BTL is a non invasive treatment that combines HIFES and synchronized radiofrequency energy for facial contouring. The electrical stimulation from HIFES causes muscle contractions while the synchronized RF energy stimulates collagen and elastin. EmFace can be applied to the forehead or cheeks.

EmFace submentum, also by BTL Aesthetics, specifically addresses double chin concerns for a more contoured jawline and submental area.

What cosmetic concerns does Emface address?

Emface stimulates collagen and elastin for improved skin appearance, health, and tone. EmFace creates a more youthful skin appearance.

Who is the ideal candidate for Emface?

The ideal Emface patient is looking for skin tightening, meaningful skin rejuvenation, a more youthful appearance, and improved facial muscle tone without any invasive procedures and little to no associated recovery.

What is the average recovery associated with Emface?

Thanks to its localized, non-invasive treatment approach, an Emface session requires minimal to no downtime. The majority of patients return to their usual activities immediately following a session.

What are the potential side effects of Emface?

Emface side effects are often minimal. Initial discomfort and redness to the treated area typically resolves in 24 to 48 hours.

What can someone expect from the results of Emface?

The results of Emface will start to become visible following the first session, however, by the fourth session the majority of patients will see optimal results.

What is the average cost of Emface?

The actual cost of an Emface treatment will vary but generally averages around $1,000 to $1,500 per session with a recommendation for four sessions. Procedure cost is dependent on a candidate’s location, the board certified dermatologist, and the individual candidate.

Is it worth it?

When considering the question of is Emface worth it, it’s important to set realistic expectations around treatment goals which will help both the candidate and their dermatology provider or plastic surgeon achieve the best results possible. Emface is not a permanent solution.