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MI-K Clinic · 강남피부과 미케이의원 · August 5, 2026
When looking into radiofrequency lifting, you will often come across the names Oligio and Volnewmer together. Both use RF, or radiofrequency, but they differ in their specific meth...
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Clinic: MI-K Clinic
Original post date: August 5, 2026
Translated at: August 17, 2026 at 11:54 AM
Medical note: This translation does not guarantee medical accuracy or suitability for treatment decisions.
When looking into radiofrequency lifting, you will often come across the names Oligio and Volnewmer together. Both use RF, or radiofrequency, but they differ in their specific methods and the areas where they can be applied. The treatments that may be worth considering alongside them also vary somewhat. Today, we will compare the two treatments.
✔ Oligio uses radiofrequency (RF) to help improve firmness, lifting, and regeneration, and can be applied to the face—including the forehead—as well as the neck.
✔ Volnewmer features 6.78 MHz monopolar RF, a Hidden Edge Tip, and water-cooling, and also addresses the improvement of fine lines.
✔ Both treatments may cause a warm sensation after the procedure, and results and duration may vary from person to person.
MI.K CLINIC · Seocho-gu, Seoul
Oligio is a treatment that uses radiofrequency (RF) to help improve firmness, lifting, and regeneration. The recommended treatment schedule is generally three or more sessions, at one-month intervals for 300 shots and three-month intervals for more than 300 shots. A warm sensation may be felt during the procedure, and anesthesia is used for treatments of 300 shots or more. A distinguishing feature is that it can be applied to the face, including the forehead, as well as the neck.
Oligio is recommended for those seeking to help prevent signs of aging, naturally improve firmness, and achieve tightening without cheek hollowing. It is explained that combining it with Ultherapy, which acts on the fascial layer; Rejuran Healer, which focuses on improving hydration; or fillers, which add volume, can enhance the overall effect.
Volnewmer uses monopolar RF in the 6.78 MHz range and features a Hidden Edge Tip and a water-cooling system. It differs from Oligio in that it addresses not only firmness, lifting, and regeneration, but also the improvement of fine lines. Treatment generally starts at 300 shots, with 600 shots commonly administered at intervals of three to six months. A warm sensation may be felt during the procedure. Anesthesia is not generally used, but it can be provided upon request.
Volnewmer may be a suitable option for those who want to focus not only on firmness and lifting, but also on improving fine lines. It can also be performed in combination with treatment on one area using InMode or with Shrink Universe, allowing for various treatment plans tailored to the desired area and purpose.
Although both treatments use RF, their specific frequencies, tip structures, and cooling methods differ, so the choice may depend on your desired outcome and treatment area. If you want a treatment that includes the forehead, you may wish to consider Oligio; if you also want to address fine lines, Volnewmer may be worth considering.
One point to pay attention to when comparing Oligio and Volnewmer is the recovery period and post-treatment care.
· Swelling, redness, stinging, and warmth may occur and generally resolve within one to two weeks.
· Gentle cleansing and makeup are possible, but exfoliation should be avoided.
· Use lukewarm water to cleanse your face for one week to maintain warmth.
· During the same period, avoid saunas, jjimjilbangs, strenuous exercise that causes overheating, and swimming pools.
· Apply moisturizer and sunscreen regularly.
· Temporary redness, swelling, and a tingling or numb sensation may occur, but they usually subside within a few hours.
· Cleansing with lukewarm water is recommended for one week. Avoid ice packs, as they may reduce the effect.
· Avoid strong stimulation, such as gua sha, acupressure, peeling, and scrubbing, for two weeks.
· Refrain from smoking, drinking alcohol, using saunas or jjimjilbangs, and strenuous exercise for one week.
· Gentle cleansing and makeup application are possible from the day of treatment.
· Apply moisturizer and sunscreen regularly.
Results, duration, and recovery speed may vary from person to person, so it is best to confirm these details through a consultation.
Q. Which of Oligio and Volnewmer can be performed on the forehead?
A. Oligio can be applied to the face, including the forehead, as well as the neck.
Q. Is either treatment available without anesthesia?
A. Volnewmer is generally performed without anesthesia, but anesthesia can be provided upon request.
Q. Is it beneficial to receive Oligio together with other treatments?
A. It is explained that combining it with Ultherapy, Rejuran Healer, or fillers can enhance the overall effect.
Q. How do the recovery care instructions differ between Oligio and Volnewmer?
A. With Oligio, swelling and similar symptoms generally subside within one to two weeks. With Volnewmer, redness and swelling usually subside within a few hours, but strong stimulation such as gua sha and peeling should be avoided for two weeks. Please note that recovery speed may vary from person to person.
If you would like to know which treatment—Oligio or Volnewmer—may be right for you, please contact MI.K CLINIC.
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* This post is intended for informational purposes only. Treatment results and side effects may vary from person to person.
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