Explore contour refinement
Discuss localised fullness around the chin or lower face, and whether a focused RF approach may be appropriate for your anatomy.
MiniFX by InMode
Medical Aesthetics 360 · Chatswood & Hurstville
MiniFX for firmer-looking skin and refined contours
Explore a focused approach to skin firmness and small-area contouring. MiniFX combines radiofrequency energy with suction-assisted contact, and may suit selected concerns around the chin, jawline, neck and smaller body areas. At Medical Aesthetics 360, your first step is a doctor-led assessment of your skin, anatomy and goals.
Focused treatment areas
Non-invasive RF technology
Personalised assessment
Suitability and results vary. A consultation helps you understand your options.
Small applicator. Focused treatment.
MiniFX is designed for smaller zones where the treatment area needs a more targeted approach. Watch the handpiece in use, then discuss how the technology may relate to your own concerns.
Your goals guide the conversationAn assessment helps distinguish skin laxity from localised fullness, so the next step reflects your anatomy and priorities.
01Discuss your contour and skin firmness goals
02Understand whether MiniFX suits your needs
03Explore a plan based on clinical assessment
04Visit MA360 in Chatswood or Hurstville
A closer look at MiniFX
Contour and skin firmness, considered together
When you are exploring changes in skin firmness or localised fullness, understanding the cause matters. MiniFX may be considered where small-area contour and skin quality concerns overlap.
The handpiece combines radiofrequency heating with suction-assisted contact. During consultation, we assess the area and discuss potential benefits, limitations and alternatives, including whether treatment is appropriate at all.
Why consider a consultation?
A clearer picture of what may work for you
A useful treatment plan starts with the area you want to discuss, the change you are considering and what your skin can realistically respond to.
Consider skin firmness
If skin laxity is your main concern, an assessment can help determine whether MiniFX or another approach is more suitable.
Focus on a specific area
The compact handpiece is designed for smaller zones. Your consultation helps identify which areas, if any, are suitable for treatment.
What to expect
From your first questions to a considered plan
Explore the treatment in context: what it involves, what it may offer and what you need to know before deciding.
1
Talk through your goals
Discuss the area, your medical history and the changes you are considering.
2
Assess your options
Review suitability, expected benefits, limitations, risks and alternative approaches.
3
Understand the treatment
If you proceed, the applicator uses suction-assisted contact and controlled RF heating. Sensation and recovery vary.
4
Plan around your response
The proposed number of sessions and any follow-up should reflect your assessment and response to treatment.
Areas to discuss
A focused conversation about the area that matters to you
These areas can be discussed during assessment. Suitability depends on your anatomy, skin condition and the nature of your concern.
ChinLocalised fullness beneath the chin
JawlineLower-face contour and definition
NeckSelected skin firmness concerns
Lower faceThe balance of fullness and skin laxity
ArmsSelected smaller body areas
KneesLocalised contour and skin concerns
Choosing a treatment
Understand where MiniFX fits
Different technologies address different concerns. Use your consultation to compare options, rather than choosing on the treatment name alone.
| MiniFX | Small-area RF contouring and skin firmness concerns, subject to individual assessment. |
|---|---|
| Forma / RF firming | RF-based treatment options with a focus on skin firmness and quality. |
| Thermage FLX | An RF skin tightening option for selected facial or body concerns. |
| Ultherapy / Sofwave | Ultrasound-based options for selected skin tightening and lifting concerns. These are distinct treatments with different suitability considerations. |
| Morpheus8 | RF microneedling for selected skin texture and laxity concerns; it differs from non-invasive MiniFX. |
Before you decide
Your MiniFX questions, answered
How do I know if MiniFX is right for me?
Start with an assessment of your skin, medical history, anatomy and goals. MiniFX may be considered for selected small-area contour and firmness concerns, but it is not suitable for everyone. Other options, or no treatment, may be more appropriate.
What results should I expect?
The aim is to address selected contour and skin firmness concerns. The degree of change varies, and an individual result cannot be guaranteed. Ask during consultation what may be realistic for your area and what the treatment cannot achieve.
Will I need more than one session?
A course may be recommended, depending on the area and your clinical assessment. The number of sessions, timing and need for review should be discussed as part of your individual plan.
What does treatment feel like, and is there downtime?
The treatment involves warmth and suction-assisted contact. Sensation and recovery vary. Temporary redness, swelling, tenderness, warmth or suction-related marks can occur. Your clinician should explain the relevant risks and aftercare before you decide.
How do I get started?
Contact Medical Aesthetics 360 to request a MiniFX consultation in Chatswood or Hurstville. Share the area you would like to discuss and ask about suitability, likely treatment planning and costs before deciding whether to proceed.
Your next step
Explore what MiniFX could mean for your treatment plan
Bring your questions to a personalised consultation at Medical Aesthetics 360. Discuss your goals, understand the options and decide on your next step with clearer information.
Chatswood & Hurstville · Sydney
Suitability is assessed during consultation. Results, treatment sensation, recovery and the number of sessions vary between individuals. MiniFX is not suitable for everyone. This information is general and does not replace personalised medical advice.