Non-Surgical Skin Tightening Consultation
Non-surgical radiofrequency treatment may improve the appearance of mild skin laxity for selected patients, but it cannot reproduce surgical skin removal.

Setting appropriate expectations
The consultation distinguishes mild laxity from cellulite, localized fat, muscle separation or substantial excess skin. Device-based treatment may offer gradual, limited cosmetic improvement; results can be temporary and vary by area, skin quality and individual response.
Potential candidates
Adults with realistic goals and a concern suitable for the specific device after medical and skin assessment.
Alternatives
Observation, skin care, a different non-surgical procedure or consultation with a dermatologist or plastic surgeon may be more appropriate.
Safety
Redness, swelling, discomfort, burns, pigment change, contour irregularity and unsatisfactory results are possible.
Pricing depends on the technology, area and number of sessions. Review the FDA’s overview of non-invasive contouring technology.
How W8MD can help
W8MD reviews goals, medical history, medications, prior procedures, treatment-area findings, likely benefit, risks, alternatives, expected downtime and cost before recommending care. Service and clinician availability may differ between offices.
W8MD MedSpa overview · Pricing information · Philadelphia and Brooklyn locations · Medical aesthetics encyclopedia
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Medical and pricing notice: Educational information only. Consultation is required. Candidacy, device or product used, treatment plan, availability, number of sessions, pricing and results vary. No outcome is guaranteed. Seek urgent medical care for severe symptoms and call 911 for an emergency.
Content reviewed for general accuracy by W8MD clinical leadership. Last reviewed September 2026.

