ELOS™ Plus Sublative Skin Resurfacing

Price range: 320,00 € through 500,00 €

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ELOS™ Plus Sublative – skin restoration from within, visibly and naturally

Does your skin feel like it needs a restart?
If your facial skin looks dull, has scars, fine lines, or uneven texture, it can affect your confidence. ELOS™ Plus Sublative is a new generation of fractional radiofrequency therapy that restores the skin from the inside out, boosting collagen production and improving skin structure.

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Categories: Apparatus-Based Treatments, Laser Treatments

Description

What is Sublative Skin Resurfacing?

ELOS™ Plus Sublative uses bipolar fractional RF energy that penetrates the dermis and triggers new collagen production.
Unlike classic ablative laser resurfacing, it does not damage the skin’s surface, ensuring a quicker recovery.
Result: smoother, more even-toned and youthful skin achieved with greater safety and shorter downtime.

Who is it for?

Fine lines and skin laxity
Acne scars or trauma-related scars
Uneven skin texture and enlarged pores
Dull, aging, or sun-damaged skin
Uneven tone and mild pigmentation

Suitable for both women and men of all skin types.

How the procedure works

Skin is cleansed and numbing gel may be applied (for sensitive skin).
A specialized handpiece delivers controlled RF micro-impulses to stimulate skin renewal.
Treatment time: 20–40 minutes, depending on the area.
Mild redness and a “mesh-like” pattern may appear and fade within 3–5 days.
Recommended course: 3 sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart.

Results and recovery

First improvements – smoother, clearer skin – visible within 1–2 weeks.
Collagen production continues up to 3 months post-treatment.
Minimal recovery: redness, dryness or light peeling lasting 2–5 days.

When is it not recommended?

During pregnancy or breastfeeding
If there’s active acne, inflammation, or skin condition in the area
If there are metal implants in the area or serious heart conditions
After recent chemical peels or excessive tanning

Why choose Sublative?

Effective with minimal side effects – shorter downtime than traditional lasers
Safe for various skin tones, including darker complexions
Visibly improves skin quality and restores a youthful look naturally
Results build over time – skin awakens with new vitality

Additional information

Treatment time	up to 60 min
Area	Decollete , Face , Neck
Concern	Acne , Scars Venitusarmid , Skin laxity , Wrinkles

Before and after the procedure

Before the procedure

Avoid sun exposure and tanning beds for at least 2 weeks before the procedure.
Do not use acid peels, retinol, or strong skincare products for at least 5–7 days before the procedure.
Avoid alcohol, blood-thinning medications, and supplements (aspirin, omega-3, ibuprofen) for 2–3 days before the procedure unless otherwise advised by your doctor.
If you are prone to herpes, please let us know — preventive treatment can be used if necessary.

After the procedure

First 48–72 hours: Avoid makeup and strong cosmetic products. Clean the skin gently using only clean water or products recommended by your specialist. Do not rub or exfoliate the skin — let it heal naturally. If needed, you may use a cool compress or restorative cream (e.g., with neutral pH). Avoid sports, sauna, hot showers, and heavy sweating for at least 48 hours.
In the following days (up to 7): Use SPF 50 sunscreen daily, even on cloudy days. Avoid direct sun exposure and tanning beds for at least 2 weeks after the procedure. Mild flaking or dryness is normal — use moisturizing and restorative products as recommended. Makeup may be applied from day 2–3 if redness has decreased and the skin allows it.
Drink plenty of water.
If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact us.

You have a question? Our specialists will answer

Questions? Our specialists will answer

What makes ELOS™ Plus Sublative different from classic laser resurfacing?

ELOS™ Plus Sublative uses fractionated radiofrequency (RF) energy instead of laser light. This allows deep and effective skin treatment without damaging the surface — leading to faster recovery and suitability for a wider range of skin types, including darker skin tones.

Is the procedure painful?

Most clients describe it as a mild tingling or warm prickling sensation. Numbing cream is used upon request to make the procedure as comfortable as possible. Some clients may feel heat or tingling on the skin for a few hours after the session — this is normal and temporary.

What’s the difference between ELOS™ Sublative and ELOS™ Sublime procedures?

ELOS™ Sublative – skin texture improvement and scar treatment Mechanism: Uses fractionated bipolar radiofrequency (RF) energy Targets mid-layers of the skin, triggering intense collagen production Affects skin structure deeply without damaging the surface Creates small controlled micro-injuries that activate regeneration Recommended for: acne scars, stretch marks, enlarged pores, fine lines, skin laxity, dull or uneven skin tone, and those needing deeper renewal Downtime: mild redness, dryness or a mesh-like pattern on skin for 2–5 days. ELOS™ Sublime – skin tightening and contour restoration Mechanism: Combines infrared light with bipolar RF energy Heats deeper layers of the skin without damaging the surface Stimulates skin firmness and contouring rather than texture improvement The procedure is gentle, pleasant, and has no downtime Recommended for: facial skin laxity (e.g., cheeks, neck, jawline), mild tightening and toning, or those needing a freshened appearance with no recovery period Downtime: none — you can immediately resume your daily routine.

Can the ELOS™ Sublative procedure be done in summer?

Yes, but with caution. While Sublative is less photosensitive than classic laser treatments, sun exposure before and after the procedure still carries risks. It can be performed in summer if the client avoids direct sunlight and applies high-SPF sunscreen daily (SPF 50 or higher). Strong tanning should be avoided for at least 2 weeks before and after the procedure. If sun exposure is unavoidable (e.g., during a vacation), it's best to postpone the treatment until autumn or winter.