What is Venus Viva Treatment?
Venus Viva is a fractional radiofrequency resurfacing treatment that combines pin electrodes with RF energy to resurface the skin while building new collagen underneath. At Skinology Laser, Venus Viva is used in body and face lightening protocols, where its ability to improve both texture and tone in a single treatment makes it a useful addition to a broader skin renewal plan.
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How It Works
Venus Viva delivers radiofrequency energy through an array of pin electrodes that create controlled micro-injuries in the skin’s surface while simultaneously heating deeper tissue layers. This dual action resurfaces the outer skin and stimulates new collagen production beneath it, improving both surface texture and underlying skin quality at the same time. Treatment depth and intensity are adjustable, allowing your practitioner to customise the protocol to your skin’s tolerance and your specific concern.
Benefits of Venus Viva Treatment
- Improved skin texture and tone in the same session
- Support for more even pigmentation as part of a lightening protocol
- Adjustable treatment depth for different skin sensitivities
- Stimulated collagen production for longer-term skin quality improvement
- Suitable for face and body treatment areas
- Manageable downtime compared to fully ablative resurfacing
Who Is a Good Candidate?
Venus Viva suits patients looking to improve overall skin texture and tone, particularly as part of a body or face lightening plan. It is not appropriate for patients who are pregnant, have certain electronic implants, or have active skin infections in the treatment area. Your practitioner confirms candidacy and customises treatment depth at your consultation.
Results — What to Expect
Most patients see initial improvement in texture within the first 1–2 weeks post-treatment, with continued improvement in tone and quality over the following months as new collagen develops. A series of 3–4 sessions spaced 3–4 weeks apart is typically recommended, with results building progressively across the series.