Transcriptional study of the home-use TriPollar radiofrequency device on mice skin

Radiofrequency technology has shown notable efficacy in addressing skin aging. Despite its effectiveness, there is a lack of transcriptional studies exploring how radiofrequency technology enhances skin aging. This self-control study utilized ICR male mice divided into two age groups (four-month-old and one-year-old) to assess the impact of Tripollar Stop VX2 radiofrequency device on skin. The treatment was conducted every other day for one week with device set on low-range mode. We sacrificed six mice in four-month-old and five mice in one-year-old in this self-control studies