Clinical efficacy and safety evaluation of a monopolar radiofrequency device with a new vibration handpiece for the treatment of facial skin laxity: a 10-month experience with 64 patients.

Background: Although ablative laser technology and surgical treatment are considered to be the criterion standard for the rejuvenation of aging skin, the demand for procedures with less down time and risk, such as nonablative laser and radiofrequency (RF) treatments, has increased over the last several decades.

Objectives: To investigate the efficacy and safety of the newest generation of monopolar RF (mRF) devices by evaluating our patients after treatment.

Methods And Materials: Sixty-four patients with mild to moderate facial skin laxity were treated using the new mRF with vibration handpiece.