A new skin-firming treatment from Korea is now at Chez Moi de Beaute! Winnage Lift is designed to condition your facial muscles and firm your skin at the same time in just 20 minutes, as low-frequency pulses make the muscles contract while radiofrequency gently warms deeper layers to boost collagen. Rebecca even noticed a difference straight away after her session. Here’s how it works, what it costs and what she thought of it.
How this skin-firming radiofrequency treatment works
When it comes to facial ageing, skin is only part of the picture, according to HUIJIA LI, managing partner at Chez Moi de Beaute. Look a little deeper and you’ll find that facial muscles change as we age (just like muscles elsewhere in our body!), contributing to softer contours and a gradual loss of definition. That’s where facial muscle conditioning comes in.
Newly introduced at Chez Moi de Beaute – which is celebrating its 37th anniversary this year – Winnage Lift is a non-invasive treatment from Korea that combines low-frequency muscle stimulation with radiofrequency (RF) to target both facial muscle conditioning and skin firmness.
Flexible applicators are positioned over selected facial muscles and, once activated, deliver controlled low-frequency pulses that create rhythmic contractions. RF energy works simultaneously, gently warming the deeper tissue layers to support skin firmness and collagen remodelling. What this means is that the treatment addresses both the muscular support beneath the skin and its surface quality.
According to Huijia, the skin-firming treatment isn’t designed for dramatic changes, but rather subtle, progressive conditioning. “Different faces age differently,” she says. “Sometimes the concern is predominantly skin quality; sometimes it is a change in underlying support, or a combination of factors. Understanding why the face is changing helps us make more considered choices.”
Here’s what Rebecca thought after trying it herself!
Chez Moi has a new functional skin-firming facial treatment that stimulates the muscles… and I mean stimulates! It’s the strangest feeling; you feel like you’re smiling involuntarily, and that makes you smile even more. But it doesn’t hurt, and I love that it helps the blood flow and boosts collagen so your body helps itself. It’s non-invasive, using low-frequency pulses and radiofrequency.
Winnage Lift targets the forehead, cheeks, under-eyes and under the chin, with little patches delivering the pulse and thermal energy. The thermal energy heats the dermis and stimulates collagen and elastin production, helping shape and smooth the skin, while the low-frequency pulses help increase muscle density and mass.
I especially liked that it targets the area below the chin! The treatment only takes about 20 minutes, which is good, but you also get a lovely mask afterwards. There’s no downtime, and I honestly could see a difference immediately. I went to an event the next day and a few people said I was looking refreshed. After a very dry UK summer that really impacted my skin, that was the best news.
Depending on your age or skin condition, Chez Moi suggests getting three sessions fairly close together at the beginning, then spreading the next three out for maintenance. I’m a believer – and bought a package!
– Rebecca Bisset
Price: A full-face treatment is priced at $420, with an introductory trial available at $228. A course of six sessions is recommended for those starting out.
Chez Moi de Beaute
#01-91/92 Far East Plaza, 14 Scotts Road
Call/WhatsApp 8721 8123 | [email protected] | chezmoi.com.sg
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