Xerf doesn't just lift. It shrinks your pores.
Hey everyone, YONSEI REUM Clinic here.
Quick one today, but we think you'll want to see it.
Look at the photo first.
Left: before.
Right: one month later.
One Xerf session. 600 shots.
Same machine, same light, same angle. No filter, nothing retouched.
Now the circles.
Forehead: that bumpy, greasy texture. Gone.
Cheek: pores that were stretched open and sagging. Shut.
One month. From a treatment she booked for her jawline.
/// Why a lifting laser shrinks pores
Your pores didn't get bigger. The skin holding them let go.
There's a support layer under the surface that keeps each pore tight and round. Age and sun wear it out. When it gives, the opening sags and stretches into a teardrop. That's why cheeks look worse than noses. And why it gets worse every year no matter how much niacinamide you buy.
Peels and pore lasers scrub the top. They buy you a week. They never touch the part that's actually broken.
Xerf goes underneath and heats that layer until it contracts. As it tightens, it pulls every pore shut from the inside. Same heat that lifts your jawline. One treatment, both results.
/// Xerf in 3 lines
· Two frequencies at once, 6.78MHz + 2MHz. Shallow and deep in one pass. Other machines make you pick.
· Bigger tip, harder hit. 6cm² vs Thermage FLX's 4cm², up to 150J per shot.
· No numbing cream. Every shot splits into 7-12 micro pulses with cooling in between.
If you've had Thermage and remember gripping the table, this is not that.
/// The session
600 shots, full face, 40 minutes.
No numbing. No downtime.
Wash your face, put your makeup on, go back to work.
Shows up around week 2. Keeps building for 3 months.
/// One last thing
We photograph every patient on the same machine, before and after, same settings. "I think it's a little better?" isn't an answer. You should see it side by side, the way you just did.
Curious what your face does with 600 shots?




