More Than Skin Deep
Tatler Malaysia|September 2023
Emface, the revolutionary non-invasive facial treatment that offers the solution to youthful rejuvenation, has now arrived in Malaysia, courtesy of Nara Clinic, whose motto is always about staying ahead
ELIZABETH SOONG
More Than Skin Deep

As we get older, we tend to lose muscle tone accompanied by a reduction in skin elasticity. This leads to visible transformations such as smile lines, sagging skin, and an aged appearance. Despite the abundance of beauty products and procedures targeting signs of ageing, no product has previously addressed both skin quality and muscle tone simultaneously. That is, until the advent of Emface, a cutting-edge treatment for facial rejuvenation.

Developed by BTL Aesthetics, the company reknowned for pioneering body-shaping devices like the highly popular Emsculpt and Emsculpt Neo, Emface not only enhances skin quality but also concurrently tones facial muscles. According to Dr Nadzri Abdul Mokhtar, whose Nara Clinic specialises in integrative and functional medicine, “Emface brings the same technology as Emsculpt but is safely adapted for the specific purpose of tightening facial muscles and producing the desired lifting effect. The brilliance of this device lies in its non-invasive nature—it only takes 20 minutes once a week for four weeks, with no downtime whatsoever.”

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