RF skin resurfacing is a noninvasive treatment that uses radiofrequency energy and microplasma technology to resurface your skin, one layer at a time. The Opus Plasma device treats a wide range of concerns, including:
Treatment is customizable, making it a great option for people looking to restore smoother, tighter, and more radiant skin.
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At NoSweat, we combine advanced technology with experienced, patient-focused care to create treatment plans that feel comfortable, personalized, and designed around realistic, natural-looking outcomes.
We’ve compiled answers to the most common questions our clients ask to help you get a better understanding of how we can assist you.
You’ll relax in a comfortable chair as we gently pass the Opus handpiece over your skin. The device delivers controlled heat and a cooling burst, stimulating collagen and removing damaged skin cells. Treatments usually last 30–60 minutes, depending on the area.
We adjust the intensity based on your skin’s needs. Most patients describe the sensation as warm with brief tingling or mild sunburn-like effects afterward.
After your session, your skin may feel warm and look pink, like a mild sunburn. This usually fades within a few days. You can return to most normal activities right away, but we recommend avoiding direct sun exposure and following any aftercare instructions provided by Dr. Rettenmaier.
Results improve as collagen builds and your skin heals—many people enjoy smoother, younger-looking skin for up to five years. To maintain your glow, follow a healthy lifestyle and wear sunscreen daily.
Prices vary depending on the area treated and your custom plan. We’ll go over details during your consultation.
This depends on your skin’s condition and goals. Some patients need only one session, while others benefit from multiple treatments spaced weeks apart.
Yes—Opus Plasma pairs well with BOTOX® and fillers for full facial rejuvenation.
While safe for most, RF skin resurfacing may not be suitable for patients with very dark skin or active breakouts. We’ll determine if you’re a candidate during your consultation.
Side effects are usually mild and temporary. Redness, swelling, or irritation may occur. Serious issues like scarring are rare when post-treatment instructions are followed.
