EXION is a platform with different applicators for different concerns. Its Face applicator combines radiofrequency (RF) with Targeted Ultrasound for needle-free care focused on hydration and skin texture. Fractional RF uses needles and has different treatment and recovery requirements. Explore the current EXION HYA programme.
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How Exion's Dual-Power Technology Works
The EXION Face applicator delivers radiofrequency (RF) with Targeted Ultrasound through an applicator in contact with the skin.
- Radiofrequency generates heat in tissue.
- Targeted Ultrasound delivers ultrasound energy alongside RF through the applicator.
Researchers have studied the skin’s response to these energies, including hydration, surface characteristics and changes in hyaluronic acid. These findings relate to the applicator and treatment studied; they cannot be applied to every EXION procedure.
Innovation that Produces Hyaluronic Acid (HA)
Hyaluronic acid (HA) is naturally present in skin and binds water. Research into RF with Targeted Ultrasound has examined changes in HA in tissue, alongside separate human studies of hydration and skin texture.
The EXION HYA programme uses energy to stimulate the skin’s response; it does not inject HA. Tissue findings and hydration measurements describe different outcomes and should be read separately.
Read the human and tissue research behind the EXION HYA programme.
What Makes Exion Different from Ulthera, UltraformerIII, and Thermage?
Ultherapy and Ultraformer III use ultrasound, while Thermage uses radiofrequency. EXION Face combines RF with Targeted Ultrasound. The energy type alone does not establish which treatment will give better results for an individual.
Compare the exact device, applicator, treatment area and intended outcome. Skin hydration, tissue lifting and body contouring are different goals, so choosing a procedure starts with the concern you want to address.
Key Benefits of Exion's Dual-Power Technology
- Skin quality: The Face applicator is used for needle-free care focused on hydration and texture.
- Body care: The Body applicator is assessed separately for the area and treatment goal.
- Recovery planning: Needle-free Face treatment and Fractional RF have different procedures and recovery needs. Ask about the applicator in your proposed plan.
- Individual planning: The practitioner selects the applicator and settings for the area being treated.
Who is Exion Suitable For?
- Exion is ideal for individuals seeking to improve their skin and body without the need for surgery. It is especially suitable for those with the following concerns:
- Skin-quality concerns: Discuss hydration, texture and the appearance of firmness with the doctor.
- Body concerns: Assessment identifies whether the concern involves skin laxity, localised fat or another issue before choosing an applicator or treatment.
- Individuals with wrinkles or acne scars: Using Fractional RF, Exion helps rejuvenate the skin and stimulate collagen production, making it suitable for those with wrinkles or acne scars.
- Uneven skin texture: Ask which applicator and evidence relate to the concern you want to address.
- Intimate-health concerns: These require a separate assessment and discussion of the relevant EMFEMME 360 programme.
What Can Exion Help With?
Exion is an innovative technology that addresses multiple concerns. In addition to its dual-power system combining two energy types, Exion features four different applicators designed to target specific issues.
- Fractional RF: Helps treat and rejuvenate the skin. It is ideal for people with acne scars, uneven skin texture, and large pores.
- Face: Combines RF with Targeted Ultrasound for needle-free skin-quality care, including hydration and texture.
- Body: Works to tighten skin on the body, including the arms, torso, and legs.
- EMFEMME 360: A separate applicator for intimate-area treatment, with its own assessment and procedure.
Exion vs. Traditional Non-Invasive Treatments: Why Choose Dual Power?
The right choice depends on your treatment area and goal. A device that combines two energies is not automatically better than a device using one.
- Ultherapy and Ultraformer III: Ultrasound systems with device-specific treatment depths and operating features.
- Thermage: A radiofrequency approach; it should not be described as treating only the skin’s surface.
Ask the doctor to explain which concern the proposed device addresses and how the procedure and recovery compare with other options.
Pricing
See BEHAP’s current aesthetic programme prices and the EXION HYA programme for current details. Confirm the applicator, treatment area and included services before booking.
Why Choose Exion at Behap Wellness Clinic in Thailand?
At BEHAP, the consultation connects your skin concerns with an appropriate applicator and care plan. Tell the team which area you want to treat and about any previous procedures so they can explain the options and timing.
FAQ: What to Expect from Your Exion Treatment in Thailand
Q: How long does an Exion treatment session take?
A: Each session typically takes between 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the treatment area.
Q: Is there any pain during the procedure?
A: With the Face applicator, you may feel warmth or heat. Tell the practitioner immediately if you feel hot, pain or discomfort so treatment can stop and be reassessed. Fractional RF uses needles and has different sensations and recovery.
Q: How many sessions will I need?
A: The number and spacing of sessions depend on the applicator, treatment area and your skin’s response. Ask for the proposed plan before booking.
Q: What should I know about safety?
A: Needle-free Face treatment still carries heat-related risks. Redness, swelling, dryness, blistering or burns can occur. Tell the doctor about medical conditions, medicines, pregnancy, implants and previous procedures before treatment. Contact the practitioner if symptoms are unusual or worsen. Read the EXION HYA procedure and safety information.
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