Arioligio Effects: Can It Remove Crow’s Feet?

Arioligio Effects,

Can It Remove Crow’s Feet?

"If I get Arioligio,

will my crow’s feet go away?"

The eye area is the part of the face where

signs of aging appear first.

Because the skin is thin and facial movement is frequent,

wrinkles form easily.

That is why many people consider treatments for the eye area,

but when it comes time to choose one,

hesitation is natural.

People also worry that it might look unnatural.

Among the many eye-area treatments,

Arioligio is a procedure that

smooths wrinkles naturally.

Today, we’ll look at how Arioligio smooths wrinkles,

and how much improvement is actually possible,

through clinical papers.

Arioligio Effects: Can It Remove Crow’s Feet?
​1. How does it work on crow’s feet?​2. What do clinical papers show?​3. How can you improve the results?​

1. Arioligio Effects

How does it work on crow’s feet?

Arioligio is a method that uses an eye-specific tip

with the Oligio device.

Oligio uses monopolar radiofrequency to

send current into the skin,

and the resistance heat from that process

raises the temperature inside the skin.

Collagen in the skin has a triple-helix structure

connected by hydrogen bonds.

When skin temperature rises, this structure denatures,

causing collagen contraction.

This is the core mechanism behind the lifting effect.

What matters here is the "proper temperature."

If the temperature is too high, it can cause pain, scars,

and burns.

With cooling, Oligio keeps the surface temperature at around 40°C,

while using the principle of an inverse thermal gradient

to heat the deeper tissue more strongly,

allowing the procedure to be performed more safely.

2. Arioligio Effects

What do clinical papers show?

So, let’s look at how much of an effect

Arioligio actually has

through a clinical paper.

The above study evaluated the effect of monopolar radiofrequency

on improving crow’s feet wrinkles in 70 Korean participants.

A total of three treatments were performed at two-week intervals.

The effect was measured four weeks after the final treatment.

The results showed that the average crow’s feet wrinkle area

before treatment was 95.08 mm²,

and after treatment it decreased to 80.64 mm².

That was an improvement rate of about 15.19%.

The difference was also statistically significant.

An even more interesting finding was

the difference by age.

The researchers divided the participants into two groups:

55 and older, and under 55.

In the 55-and-older group,

the area decreased from 104.03 mm² before treatment

to 89.82 mm² after treatment,

while in the under-55 group,

it decreased from 85.56 mm² to 75.13 mm².

This means that the older the person and the more severe the wrinkles,

the more noticeable the effect of Arioligio can be.

The researchers believed that older people have more stretched

and loosened collagen fibers,

so even with the same level of thermal stimulation,

there is greater room for collagen contraction and regeneration.

In other words, because there is more room for improvement,

the change stands out more.

In the before-and-after photos of a 56-year-old woman

who participated in the study,

wrinkles were also clearly reduced.

3. Arioligio

How can you improve the results?

The factors that affect Arioligio results

can be broadly divided into three areas.

Age and wrinkle severity, the treatment protocol,

and aftercare.

Age and wrinkle severity

As explained above, the effect is more noticeable

when the patient is 55 or older,

or when the wrinkles are severe.

This is because there is greater room for collagen contraction

and regeneration.

On the other hand, if a person is younger and has only mild wrinkles,

the effect may be minimal

or vary greatly from person to person.

Therefore, Arioligio is best suited for middle-aged and older adults

with moderate or greater crow’s feet wrinkles.

Treatment protocol

The effect of Arioligio depends

on how the procedure is performed.

In the study above, three treatments were performed

at two-week intervals.

The number of sessions matters, but

it is also important to use the proper energy level

based on the skin condition.

If the energy is too weak, there will be no effect;

if it is too strong, side effects may occur.

Aftercare

After Arioligio, collagen regeneration continues

for 2 to 3 months.

The results can vary depending on the skin environment during this period.

For 1 to 2 weeks immediately after the procedure,

it is important not to give the skin excessive stimulation.

In particular, you should avoid strong massage, saunas,

Korean steam rooms, and vigorous exercise.

Sun protection is also essential.

Skin that is in the process of regenerating is vulnerable to external stress,

so exposure to ultraviolet rays may cause pigmentation

or inflammatory reactions.

Therefore, apply sunscreen carefully,

and use a hat or umbrella during times when the sunlight is strong.

Today, we talked about the effects of Arioligio.

We looked in detail at the principle behind how Arioligio can

improve crow’s feet wrinkles,

and how much effect can be expected.

Worries about crow’s feet tend to increase

as people get older.

As shown in the study, if you are 55 or older

or if the wrinkles are moderate to severe,

you can expect more noticeable results,

so please do not assume that deep wrinkles are already too difficult to address.

I hope today’s post was helpful for those concerned

about crow’s feet wrinkles.

Thank you. This has been Jamsil U&I^^

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