How radiofrequency is delivered
A fine cannula is positioned in the planned area. Settings are adjusted according to tissue thickness, the area and individual assessment.
Targeted radiofrequency procedure
QuantumRF Treatment Consultation in Adelaide
Discuss selected facial or body contour concerns, suitability and recovery with Dr Wong before a treatment plan is recommended.
Request a consultationWhat is QuantumRF?
QuantumRF is a minimally invasive procedure that delivers controlled radiofrequency energy beneath the skin through a fine cannula. Dr Wong selects the applicator according to the size and anatomy of the area.
Unlike surface-based RF, energy is delivered beneath the skin. It is not a substitute for a surgical lift or body-contouring procedure.
Facial assessment
Smaller applicators may be considered for the jawline, under-chin area or neck. Availability and suitability are confirmed at consultation.
Selected body areas
Assessment may include the arms, abdomen, flanks, back or thighs. Significant excess skin or marked tissue descent may require another approach.
Comparing approaches
QuantumRF delivers RF internally through a cannula. Morpheus8 delivers RF through microneedles; surface-based RF works differently. They have different risks and are not interchangeable.
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Who is likely to be suitable for this treatment?
This procedure may suit patients with mild to moderate loss of firmness, small areas of localised fat or selected contour concerns. It may be considered when a patient is looking for a minimally invasive option rather than a surgical approach.
The assessment may include concerns such as:
The treatment is not a substitute for a surgical lift or body-contouring procedure. Significant excess skin, marked tissue descent or broader volume concerns may require a different approach.
Dr Wong assesses the skin, underlying tissue and treatment goals before confirming whether the procedure is appropriate.
Which areas may be considered?
Areas that may be considered include the jawline, neck, upper arms, abdomen, flanks, back and thighs. Available areas depend on anatomy, skin condition and clinical assessment, so Dr Wong confirms suitability during consultation.
Smaller applicators may be considered for the jawline, under-chin area or neck. FaceTite or AccuTite may be considered for different facial contour concerns, depending on anatomy and assessment findings.
- Mild to moderate loss of skin firmness
- Reduced definition in selected facial or body areas
- Small areas of localised fat
- Changes in contour after weight change
- Uneven body contours
What should I expect during my appointment and recovery?
The process starts with a consultation and physical assessment. Dr Wong reviews the area, medical history and previous procedures before confirming the plan. A local anaesthetic may be used to help keep you comfortable. Swelling, bruising and tenderness may occur during early recovery. Recovery time varies depending on the area assessed and the settings used.
During a typical appointment, you may expect:
Dr Wong explains how much downtime to allow based on the area treated and your planned work, exercise or social commitments.
Assessment and marking
Dr Wong maps the area and confirms the planned approach.
Preparation
The skin is cleansed, and local anaesthetic may be used for comfort.
QuantumRF procedure
A fine cannula delivers controlled energy beneath the skin.
Aftercare planning
The clinic provides instructions and arranges a review where required.
When will results appear?
Some changes may become noticeable as the area settles during recovery. Changes may continue to develop over the following months as the tissue responds after the procedure. Individual responses and the degree of change vary. Dr Wong reviews the area after recovery and advises whether further sessions or follow-up care are appropriate.
- Suitability, response, recovery and maintenance needs vary.
- Further appointments are based on review rather than an automatic fixed course.
- Another approach or no procedure may be appropriate after assessment.
Safety considerations
A minimally invasive RF procedure requires careful patient selection and precise treatment planning. Dr Wong reviews your medical history, medications, implanted devices, previous procedures and healing history before confirming suitability.
Possible effects include swelling, bruising, temporary changes in sensation, burns, infection, scarring or contour irregularity. Dr Wong discusses the risks relevant to your treatment area before the procedure and explains when to contact the clinic during recovery.
Procedure depth, energy settings and clinical assessment all influence safety considerations. Dr Wong plans the procedure conservatively according to the tissue characteristics of each area.
After treatment, follow the clinic’s instructions closely. Contact W Medical Aesthetics if pain increases rather than improves, or if you notice blistering, spreading redness, fever or an unexpected change in sensation.
Individual aftercare
Follow the clinic’s instructions for skin care, activities and review.
Contact W Medical Aesthetics if pain increases rather than improves, or for blistering, spreading redness, fever or an unexpected change in sensation. Seek urgent medical care for severe symptoms.
Your consultation with Dr Wong
Dr Kee Sing Wong, MBBS, FRACGP, is a registered medical practitioner at W Medical Aesthetics. Discuss your concerns, medical history, alternatives, relevant risks and costs before deciding whether to proceed.
AHPRA registration number: MED0000996242
Registration status: Registered
Costs and treatment planning
Pricing depends on the area, procedure complexity and whether another technology forms part of the plan. The clinic confirms the full fee before the procedure is scheduled.
Frequently asked questions about QuantumRF
Is QuantumRF minimally invasive?
The procedure is minimally invasive rather than non-invasive. Dr Wong passes a fine cannula beneath the skin through a small entry point to deliver radiofrequency energy directly into the planned tissue layer. It does not involve the larger incisions or skin removal associated with conventional lifting or body-contouring surgery.
How quickly does the skin recover after treatment?
Some people may return to routine activities within several days, depending on the procedure area and recovery response. Temporary swelling, bruising and tenderness may occur after treatment. Dr Wong will advise how much time to allow before exercise, work, social events or other planned commitments.
Which areas may be considered for QuantumRF?
Selected areas of the face and body may be suitable. Smaller applicators can be considered for the jawline, under-chin area and neck. Larger treatment zones may include the abdomen, arms, back, flanks or thighs. Dr Wong confirms suitable areas after examining your anatomy and skin quality.
QuantumRF vs Morpheus8: How do they compare?
QuantumRF delivers radiofrequency energy internally through a cannula, with a focus on deeper tissue contraction and contour refinement. Morpheus8 delivers RF through microneedles and is generally more focused on texture, pores, acne scarring, fine lines and mild laxity.
What is the cost of the procedure in Adelaide?
Pricing depends on the treatment area, procedure complexity and whether another technology forms part of the plan. W Medical Aesthetics provides a personalised recommendation after consultation rather than applying one standard package to every patient. The clinic confirms the full fee before your procedure is scheduled.
Take the next step
Request a QuantumRF assessment in Adelaide
A consultation gives Dr Wong time to assess the area, anatomy and medical history, discuss alternatives and explain recovery before recommending a suitable approach.
Request a consultationThis information is general and does not replace an individual medical assessment. Suitability, results, recovery and maintenance needs vary. All procedures carry risks. Images do not promise or predict outcomes.