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2026.05.21 · Views 3,479
I'm studying dermatology procedures a bit late, and it's just so difficult... haha. I don't know why it's so complicated. ㅠㅠㅠ They say Oligio is a pain-free radiofrequency treatment, so if Virtu RF is also a pain-free radiofrequency, are they similar?
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The high-frequency energy is the same, but it's a bit different. VirtueRF should be categorized as needle RF ~
Ah.. it's high-frequency, but it's divided again ㅠ
If you're primarily concerned with elasticity, you can go with Ultherapy. If you're looking at fine wrinkles, pores, and elasticity, Virtu RF would be a good choice.
Then I'll have to go with Virture RF!
If you're concerned about pores and elasticity, Virtu RF might be a better option. I had it done at Tox & Fill in Cheonho-dong, and I was incredibly satisfied because my skin became so soft and my makeup applied thinly and adhered perfectly.
If you're looking for a painless radiofrequency treatment, check out Cool Phases too~ I get it regularly because it tightens pores and refines skin texture without any pain.