Everesse

Also known as: everesse rf, everesse skin tightening, everesse lifting

Laser & Light Treatments

AI Aesthetician Summary

1. What Is Everesse?

Everesse by Volnewmer is an FDA-cleared, non-invasive monopolar radiofrequency (RF) device designed to lift, volumize, and tighten skin. Known globally as Volnewmer and manufactured by Classys, a South Korean aesthetic technology company, Everesse employs 6.78MHz monopolar R...

Treatment Details

Targets

Concerns:Sagging Skin Crow's Feet Wrinkles Hooded Eyes Wrinkles Double Chin Jowls Sagging Jawline Crepey Skin Neck Wrinkles Cellulite Wrinkly and Fat Knees Stretch Marks Wrinkly Tummy Bum Lifting and Shaping

Areas:Forehead, Cheek, Eye, Jaw, Chin, Neck, Chest, Abdomen, Arm, Thigh, Knee, Buttocks

Tissues:Skin (Epidermis, Dermis), Subcutaneous Fat

Longevity:9-12 Months

How it Works

Duration:60 minutes

Anesthesia:Topical (e.g., Numbing Cream)

Pain Level:Moderate

Techniques:Radiofrequency

Technique Notes:Ensure full-contact coupling and keep the handpiece in continuous motion to distribute heat evenly and minimize hot spots. Use real-time temperature or feedback indicators, adjust energy by anatomical thickness, and avoid over-treating thin or bony areas. Employ overlapping passes with adequate cooling intervals to achieve uniform dermal heating.

Multiple Sessions:Yes

Session Notes:A conductive medium and, for monopolar systems, a grounding pad are typically used. You will feel progressive warmth and tingling as energy is delivered in multiple passes to reach target temperatures. Mild redness may be visible immediately after and generally subsides within a few hours.

Post Treatment

Downtime:0 days

Post-care:Keep the area cool and well moisturized for 24–48 hours and avoid hot baths, saunas, or vigorous exercise the same day. Use broad-spectrum sunscreen and gentle skincare; delay retinoids, acids, or exfoliation for 2–3 days. Monitor for persistent heat, blistering, or unusual pain and avoid picking or scratching.

Risks:Temporary erythema, edema, and tenderness are common and usually resolve within hours to days. Less common risks include burns, blistering, hyper- or hypopigmentation, subcutaneous fat atrophy, and transient altered sensation. Rarely, scarring or contour irregularities can occur.

Additional Information

Invasiveness:Non-Invasive

Manufacturer:CLASSYS Inc.

Specialty:Medical Spa

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