Personalized Aesthetics
Technology Devices
Skin quality, lifting, and contour treatments using technologies selected for individual concerns.

Key Facts
Technology devices quick answer
Technologies may include ultrasound, radiofrequency, laser, or light depending on the concern.
Results and session count depend on device type, skin condition, and individual goals.
Some treatments show early changes and improve gradually with collagen remodeling.
Assessment is recommended before selecting a device for suitability and safety.


Technology basics
What are aesthetic technology devices?
Understand aesthetic technologies and choose the right device for your skin concerns
Aesthetic technology devices use energy or targeted systems such as ultrasound, radiofrequency, laser, or light to support skin quality, lifting, and selected skin concerns according to individual goals.

COMMON CONCERNS
Concerns technology devices can help with
Target skin concerns, rejuvenate, and lift with personalized aesthetic technologies

Skin laxity
Skin appears loose and less firm

Less defined facial contour
Facial contours appear less defined

Visible pores
Skin texture looks uneven with visible pores

Uneven skin tone
Uneven skin tone with dullness or dark spots

Selected acne marks or scars
Uneven skin from acne marks and certain acne scars

TREATMENT AREAS
Popular Technologies & Treatments
Explore popular aesthetic technologies and treatments




Technology devices used at the clinic
Drema Clinic selects devices and energy settings based on concern, skin condition, and individual goals, with assessment before treatment.
FAQ
What are aesthetic technology devices?
They are treatments using targeted energy or systems such as ultrasound, RF, laser, or light to support lifting and skin quality.
How many sessions are needed?
Session count depends on device type, skin concern, and individual goals.
When will results appear?
Some programs show early changes while others improve gradually with collagen remodeling.
Is it painful?
Sensation depends on device type and energy level. The team adjusts settings for suitability.
Is downtime needed?
Downtime depends on the device. Some have minimal downtime, while others may cause temporary redness or irritation.
Who is suitable?
It may suit people who want non-surgical skin quality or lifting support, after assessment.
Can it be combined with fillers or Botox?
It can be combined in selected cases with appropriate sequencing by a doctor.
Which device should I choose?
Device choice should be based on concern, skin condition, and goals, with clinical assessment.

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