Treatment of scars and stretch marks - Secret RF 2.0

Treatment of scars and stretch marks with Secret RF 2.0 – Revolutionary technology for beautiful skin.

Secret RF 2.0 is an advanced medical device that combines microneedle radiofrequency with fractional technology to effectively and safely treat scars and stretch marks. This technology allows for deep delivery of thermal energy directly to the damaged areas of the skin, which stimulates natural regenerative processes.

Treatment with Secret RF 2.0 is ideal for those struggling with various types of scars, including acne, post-surgical or post-traumatic scars, as well as for those who want to reduce the appearance of stretch marks that may have been caused by pregnancy, sudden weight changes or rapid growth during puberty.

The procedure begins with a specialist’s detailed assessment of the skin condition. After the consultation and preparation of the treatment area, the Secret RF 2.0 device gently pierces the skin with microneedles, emitting radiofrequency energy. This combination of technologies allows you to achieve maximum treatment effectiveness with minimal discomfort.

Most patients describe the sensation during the procedure as a slight burning or tingling sensation. Thanks to the use of local anesthesia, discomfort is minimized, and the procedure itself becomes more comfortable.

The effect of treating scars and stretch marks is noticeable after the first sessions. The skin at the treatment site becomes more homogeneous, and scars and stretch marks are less noticeable. Optimal results are achieved after a series of treatments, which the specialist selects individually to the patient’s needs.

Each treatment usually lasts from 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the size and type of area to be treated. The recovery period is short, usually without the need to interrupt daily activities. Possible temporary redness or swelling usually resolves within a few days.

• Acne, postoperative, post-traumatic scars
• stretch marks
• Uneven skin texture

• Active skin infections
• Pregnancy and breastfeeding
• Skin diseases such as psoriasis or eczema in the active phase
• Pacemaker or other electronic implants in the body