The results from using radio frequency devices on the skin of the face have been well-documented. Hollywood's favorite technician is now trying it elsewhere.
Pol’s Beauty Sandwich is a technique that uses monopolar, bipolar, and infrared radio frequencies to tighten the skin, cultivating something he likens to a “Skims-like” result. There’s none of the customary cleansing, extracting, or moisturizing in this facial, and yet it has become famous for both its effect and expense. The facial starts at $1,800; an arm-focused version, which Pol has cheekily deemed the baguette and began offering to VIP clients in 2023, starts at $3,000.
“It also stimulates collagen production for more long-term firming.” Beverly Hills–based dermatologist Ava Shamban points to the decade-plus of medical research supporting the tissue-tightening effects of radio frequency, but notes that “noninvasive procedures…have their limits.” At-home devices, Shamban says, can give “a little nudge” but generally don’t match professional treatments—which, of course, have limits themselves.
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