Radiofrequency therapy is a non-invasive method used globally to support a wide range of physical concerns. By using controlled radiofrequency energy, this method helps improve circulation, ease tension, and encourage optimal tissue function. Many people seek radiofrequency sessions for concerns like tension, stiffness, reduced mobility, or general discomfort.

How Radiofrequency Supports the Body

Radiofrequency energy helps stimulate the body’s natural processes in a gentle and controlled way. It may support:

• Improved circulation and microcirculation
• Enhanced tissue metabolism
• Better cellular communication
• Relaxation of tight or contracted areas
• Overall tissue wellness

These effects contribute to a sense of lightness, mobility, and comfort for many clients.

How the Technology Works

The INDIBA® radiofrequency device uses a fixed frequency of 448 kHz, known for supporting the movement of ions across cellular membranes. Over time, lifestyle factors, stress, or previous injuries may influence cellular permeability. This technology helps encourage natural balance by:

• Support healthy blood flow and oxygen delivery
• Encourage natural tissue repair processes
• Reduce feelings of stiffness or heaviness
• Improve mobility in restricted areas
• Enhance softness and elasticity of tissues
• Promote a sense of deep relaxation and comfort

These benefits come not from forcing change, but from helping the body re-establish optimal cellular conditions.



The 448 kHz frequency works on two levels:

1. Electrical Effects
   Supports ion exchange across cell membranes, helping the body restore natural balance in tissues that may have been affected by stress, fatigue, immobility, or past strain.
2. Thermal Effects
   Generates deep, pleasant warmth that encourages microcirculation, easing muscular tightness and supporting overall relaxation.

Support for Musculoskeletal Discomfort

Radiofrequency therapy is commonly sought by individuals experiencing general aches, stiffness, or limited mobility, especially around areas such as the back, neck, shoulders, or joints. It can be a supportive addition for those looking for a non-invasive, comfortable method to ease tension and enhance movement.