At Gilpin Facial Plastics and Aesthetics, we offer Everesse as a cutting-edge, non-invasive solution for patients seeking to tighten and lift skin, reduce sagging, and achieve a more youthful appearance without surgery. This FDA-cleared device uses advanced radio-frequency skin-tightening technology to target the deeper dermis and stimulate collagen and elastin production for natural-looking, long-lasting results.

Understanding Everesse and How It Works

Everesse uses 6.78 MHz monopolar radiofrequency (RF) energy to deliver controlled heat to the deeper layers of the skin. Unlike older RF devices, Everesse features continuous water cooling, which protects the skin’s surface and ensures patient comfort throughout the procedure. By generating radio frequency waves in a precise manner, the device stimulates collagen production and elastin production, promoting new collagen production and collagen growth.

What sets Everesse apart from other RF technologies is its ability to deliver RF energy deeper and more efficiently than traditional RF treatments or radio frequency facials. The combination of monopolar RF with continuous water cooling results in minimal discomfort and mild redness that typically resolves quickly, making it a downtime-friendly treatment that fits most patients’ busy schedules.

What Skin Concerns Can Everesse Treat?

Everesse is effective for a variety of skin concerns, including:

• Saggy Areas in need of facial contouring
• Skin and skin laxity
• Crepey skin and fine lines
• Wrinkles and slight texture irregularities

For patients who are resistant to Botox or find it wears off too quickly, Everesse is an excellent option for brow rejuvenation, delivering noticeable results that last up to six months. At just $300, it offers a longer-lasting, cost-effective alternative.

What Does an Everesse Treatment Feel Like?

During an Everesse treatment, patients may feel a gentle heat as RF energy penetrates the dermis. The first people to be treated reported that it feels like a hot stone massage. Thanks to continuous water cooling, discomfort is minimal, and most patients report only mild redness or skin irritation afterward. The device uses gel to optimize contact with the treatment area and improve collagen generation.

The number of treatments needed can vary based on the patient’s skin goals, skin type, and the severity of skin sagging. Younger patients can do one treatment per year, once you are over your mid 40s two treatments per year is recommended. It takes 12 weeks to see the final results, which is when second session is recommended. Results last about a year. Most patients notice real results after a few sessions, with improvements continuing over several months as new collagen production occurs. Our team at Gilpin Facial Plastics and Aesthetics will create a personalized treatment plan to ensure long-lasting results.

Everesse is FDA-cleared and safe for most skin types. Patients on blood-thinning medications or with certain medical conditions should consult their provider to ensure safety. After treatment, proper skin care can enhance results and support collagen and elastin health.

Everesse Recovery, Downtime, and Aftercare

One of the key benefits of Everesse is minimal recovery time; most patients experience mild redness that fades quickly, allowing them to resume normal activities almost immediately. Following your treatment plan, maintaining proper skin care can help maximize collagen growth and tightening effects.

Transform Your Skin with Everesse

If you are looking to lift sagging skin, improve skin tone, and achieve natural-looking results without plastic surgery, Everesse offers a safe, effective, and non-invasive option for both the face and body. With advanced radio-frequency technology and a focus on patient comfort, Everesse delivers real results that help you feel confident in your skin. Schedule your Everesse treatment at Gilpin Facial Plastics and Aesthetics today to start your journey.

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