Radiofrequency

Non-invasive tightening and smoothing of skin all over the body using RF waves (TempSure), improving tone and reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

A gloved clinician holding a rounded handpiece against a reclining patient’s neck

How it works

A handheld device passes RF waves across the treatment area in a circular motion, gently raising the skin's temperature. The resulting heat penetrates the skin layers and stimulates collagen and elastin production for firmer, more youthful-looking skin.

Pricing

TempSure Envi

Price (CAD)
Perioral (smile lines)
$300.00 CAD
Periorbital (eyes)
$300.00 CAD
Full Face
$650.00 CAD
Cheeks
$350.00 CAD
Forehead
$350.00 CAD
Neck
$350.00 CAD
Face and Neck
$800.00 CAD

TempSure FlexSure

Price (CAD)
Large2–4 weeks between treatments
$800.00 CAD

Treatment packages are put together around each patient's needs. Contact the clinic and our team will discuss a treatment plan and package pricing with you.

Comfort level

Most patients find it comfortable, and often describe a warm, massage-like sensation.

Duration

Face and neck treatments (handheld roller over face, neck, and décolletage) take 40–90 minutes depending on area. Body areas are treated with non-invasive pads over about 20 minutes.

Downtime

Downtime is not typically expected, although individual responses vary. Most patients can return to their usual activities right away. Follow your clinician's advice about sunscreen after treatment.

When you'll see results

Results are gradual rather than immediate — skin looks fresher within a few days, but the most noticeable results appear about 6–8 weeks after the first treatment.

Suggested course

A course of 3–5 treatments spaced 4–6 weeks apart is recommended. Results may last up to two years, although individual responses vary.

Technology used

Clinical Before & After Examples

Clinical examples provided by the technology manufacturer. These are not Blue Diamond Medical patients. Individual results vary.

  • Clinical example 1 — after Radiofrequency
    After
    Clinical example 1 — before Radiofrequency
    Before

    Clinical example published on Blue Diamond's original Radiofrequency page.

    Clinical example provided by the technology manufacturer (Cynosure). Not a Blue Diamond Medical patient. Individual results vary.

    Individual results vary. This image shows one patient's outcome and is not a guarantee of results for any other patient.

  • Clinical example 2 — after Radiofrequency
    After
    Clinical example 2 — before Radiofrequency
    Before

    Clinical example published on Blue Diamond's original Radiofrequency page.

    Clinical example provided by the technology manufacturer (Cynosure). Not a Blue Diamond Medical patient. Individual results vary.

    Individual results vary. This image shows one patient's outcome and is not a guarantee of results for any other patient.

  • Clinical example 3 — after Radiofrequency
    After
    Clinical example 3 — before Radiofrequency
    Before

    Clinical example published on Blue Diamond's original Radiofrequency page.

    Individual results vary. This image shows one patient's outcome and is not a guarantee of results for any other patient.

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Frequently asked questions

Does radiofrequency treatment hurt?
Most patients find it comfortable and describe a warm, massage-like sensation rather than pain.
How long does a radiofrequency session take?
Face and neck treatments take 40–90 minutes depending on the area; body areas are treated with non-invasive pads over about 20 minutes.
Is there any downtime?
Virtually none — you can return to your usual activities right away. A medical-grade sunscreen is recommended afterward to protect results.
When will I see results?
Results are gradual rather than immediate — skin looks fresher within a few days, but the most noticeable results appear roughly 6–8 weeks after the first treatment.
How many sessions are recommended, and how long do results last?
A course of 3–5 treatments spaced 4–6 weeks apart is recommended. Results may last up to two years, although individual responses vary.