TuneFace
TuneFace is a 40.68 MHz unipolar RF device from Alma Lasers; frequency and handpiece are the details to confirm.
How it works
TuneFace is a unipolar radiofrequency system from Alma Lasers operating at 40.68 MHz. Unipolar RF delivers heat through the tissue to a return pad or field rather than between two electrodes, aiming to warm the dermis for tightening and skin-quality benefits. Settings and passes are chosen by the operator. Results differ by person.
Good to know
- Ask what the 40.68 MHz frequency means for treatment depth and sensation.
- Clarify the number of passes and the areas planned.
- Confirm there is no metal or electronic implant near the treatment area.
- Warmth, redness, and swelling can occur; burns are a rare but recognized risk.
Checking a TuneFace treatment before you book
A frequency figure on a menu can sound technical without telling you much. Ask the clinic to explain, in plain language, what the device does that others in the same category do not, and why that suits your concern.
Request a written plan and compare it with another proposal; differences in passes and areas are easier to judge on paper.
TuneFace: common questions
What does unipolar mean?
Energy passes from one active electrode through the body to a return path, unlike bipolar designs where both electrodes sit in the handpiece.
Is higher frequency better?
Not inherently. Frequency affects how energy behaves in tissue, and results depend on the full plan.
How often can it be repeated?
The doctor sets the interval based on your response.
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