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This is a great question! Profound RF treatment is usually done under local anesthetic, therefore patients are allowed to drive themselves to and from the procedure. If, however, you are given or request a Valium prior to your procedure, you are NOT able to drive yourself home afterwards. If you have any further questions or concerns I recommend reaching out to your provider. Best of luck with your treatment!
Thank you for your question and Happy Holidays. In my practice, it is protocol for patients to have a friend, or family member to drive them to and from the facility. While this is a non-invasive procedure, medications are used to numb and relax patients. Best
Most of my patients only need local anesthetic for the Profound RF procedure. If this is the case, or if you decided to add nitrous oxide (ProNox) then it is safe to drive yourself home.
In the vast majority of cases, yes absolutelyWhether under "straight" local anesthesia(just lidocaine) or Pronox(laughing gas) with lidocaine most if not all patient are able to drive home. One home swelling starts and you should rest, elevate your head and apply Aquaphor.
Yes it is safe and effective. Because the epidermis remains intact with Profound there is no pigmenatary issue.It is a high effective rejuvenative tool from hairline to collarbone.
Hello, Thank you for your question! I do 2-3 profound treatments a week and many of them are combined with fillers. The only caveat being I donthe filler immediately after the profound treatment and not before. It would be great if it could be done before the...
Hi Palong1, The most troubling aspect of your question is that an aesthetician is scheduled to perform your Profound treatment. I believe that Profound RF should be performed by a physician, I personally would not allow anyone but a physician to perform the treatment on me. Profound RF is a...
