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OBJECTIVE: To share our current experience and review the current literature concerning the use of radiofrequency for the treatment of facial laxity. METHODS: We discuss our experience and review the current literature. RESULTS: Radiofrequency can impart mild tightening of mid- and lower facial laxity as well as periorbital laxity. In addition, it may help acne scars and acne. CONCLUSIONS: Radiofrequency appears to impart mild improvement to facial laxity and is a viable nonsurgical option for patients with mild facial laxity. There is, however, a need for blinded, randomized controlled studies to further validate these claims.
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