NEWA RF Wrinkle Reduction Device (Plug in) - FDA Cleared Skincare Tool for Facial Tightening. Boosts Collagen, Reduces Wrinkles. with 1 Month Gel Supply.

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Time-Consuming: Using the NEWA device can be time-consuming. You’ll need to commit to using the device regularly to see results. Some users report that it can take up to 12 weeks to see significant improvements. Collagen is a protein that gives skin its elasticity and firmness, and as we age, our bodies produce less collagen. By stimulating collagen production, the NEWA can help reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles and improve skin texture. What are the typical results with the NEWA? The NEWA skin tightening device uses 3DEEP technology that heats the skin’s deep layers to stimulate collagen production.

Any time you’re focused on changing an underlying aspect of your skin, it’s important to start by having a discussion with a doctor about your concerns and goals. From there, they can recommend options that will deliver the most value for the money, based on your specific diagnosis.

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In this way, the NEWA system and required activator gel work to heat your skin to the optimal temperature for collagen production. As collagen provides your skin with shape and elasticity, NEWA claims to improve the overall appearance and make you look younger.

We found five of these on the National Institutes of Health’s PubMed (none of which provided frequency, power output, or pulse details questioned above): It might be in your skin’s better interest to invest in a professional treatment, rather than an at-home service. The Bottom Line Price: The NEWA device is not cheap. It’s an investment, and you’ll need to be willing to spend a significant amount of money upfront. However, many users report that the device is worth the price.It’s also important to point out that we encountered limited clinical evidence supporting the efficacy of at-home radiofrequency devices during our research, so your doctor can also help set realistic expectations regarding the results you might achieve. According to Jason Emer, MD, a Los Angeles-based dermatologic surgeon, when it comes to in-office treatments, “Not all RF devices are the same, and the results are technician dependent—that is most important.”