XERF Structural Skin Tightening

XERF Structural Skin Tightening

Firmer Skin. No Needles. No Downtime.

XERF is the world's first multifrequency monopolar RF treatment — a non-invasive way to tighten and lift skin from the inside out. Now available at Krell Wellness Centre in Prince George, BC.

Real results that start beneath the surface

XERF (Structural Skin Tightening) uses advanced radiofrequency energy to reach the shallow, middle, and deep layers of your skin — stimulating collagen and elastin production where it actually matters.

Unlike conventional RF treatments that only target the surface, XERF goes deeper to address the structural layers responsible for firmness, lift, and definition. The result is visibly tighter skin that continues to improve over time.

And the best part? The treatment is designed for comfort. Built-in cooling technology protects the skin's surface with every pulse, so there's no numbing required — just a consistently comfortable experience from start to finish.

FAQs

The technology behind the treatment

XERF combines two radiofrequency frequencies — 6.78 MHz and 2 MHz — delivered in a single session. Each frequency targets a different depth, so the treatment works at every level of the skin simultaneously.

Wave Fit™ Pulse Technology adjusts to your skin's thickness in real time, personalizing energy delivery for your unique skin profile.

Integrated Cryogen Delivery (ICD) cools the skin with each pulse, keeping the treatment comfortable while the RF energy works beneath the surface.

No numbing. No needles. No downtime. Just a comfortable session and results that build over time.

XERF Structural Skin Tightening: Before and After

 

Curious about XERF?

Dr. Nicole Zutz, ND is available for consultations at Krell Wellness Centre in Prince George, BC. Book your consult and find out if XERF is the right treatment for you.

At Krell Wellness Center, we are committed to providing exceptional care to all individuals, fostering an inclusive environment where everyone is valued. Our belief is rooted in the principle that quality care should be accessible to everyone, irrespective of differences in race, color, gender identity, religion, ethnic background, ancestral heritage, physical abilities, neurodiversity, age, or sexual orientation.