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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Viva RF Consultation.
During your Viva RF Consultation, our licensed clinician reviews concerns, explains the radiofrequency process, evaluates the target area, and answers questions. Expect skin analysis, treatment recommendations, estimated sessions, pricing, and safety guidance to determine suitability.
A typical Viva RF Consultation lasts about 20 to 45 minutes depending on your concerns and medical history. We perform a focused skin assessment, discuss expectations and contraindications, and outline the preliminary treatment plan and next steps.
Yes. During the consultation we obtain medical history, review medications, assess skin condition and laxity, and identify risks or contraindications. This ensures safe Viva RF suitability and allows us to tailor energy settings for individualized treatment.
Our Viva RF Consultation is complimentary and carries no obligation to proceed. It’s an opportunity to learn about benefits, risks, costs, and scheduling. If you choose treatment, we’ll provide a customized plan; otherwise you can decline.
Absolutely. We deliver a personalized treatment plan outlining target areas, recommended session count, expected results timeline, pricing estimate, and pre/post-care instructions. Plans consider skin type, concerns, and medical history for safe, effective Viva RF therapy.
Bring a list of medications, recent procedures, and your aesthetic goals. Note any implants, pacemakers, pregnancy, or active skin conditions. Prepare questions about discomfort, recovery, expected outcomes, and costs so the clinician can advise clearly.