TuneFace

How it works

TuneFace is made by Alma Lasers and uses unipolar radiofrequency at 40.68 MHz. In unipolar systems, energy radiates from a single electrode outward into the tissue without a closely paired second electrode, creating volumetric warming. The practitioner treats the face or neck in passes, monitoring skin temperature and comfort. The goal is to warm the tissue in a way that may encourage firmer-looking skin over time.

Good to know

• The higher frequency is a technical characteristic and not a promise of stronger results.
• Warmth builds gradually during the session, and most people tolerate it without strong discomfort.
• Mild flushing is typical and tends to settle within hours.
• Metal implants, pacemakers, and some medical conditions are reasons to check suitability first.

What a TuneFace session means for your travel days

The appointment is usually comfortable and unhurried, which makes it suitable for the middle of a trip. You can head out afterward, with sunscreen and a hat if your doctor allows.

Tightening effects, if any, arrive slowly, so judge the outcome weeks after you return, not on the plane.