Radiofrequency • Muscle stimulation • Structural support
SUNNY RF by SHENB30–60 minutes
A medical radiofrequency platform delivering monopolar and bipolar RF energy through two specialised handpieces: SUNNY, with adjustable Soft and Hard modes, gas-assisted cooling and a patented Quasar Tip, and PULSAR, which combines different monopolar and bipolar RF configurations. The Quasar Tip is designed to work across curved, hair-bearing areas that conventional flat RF tips can struggle to reach, allowing your doctor to plan a broader Face + Scalp treatment map rather than the face alone. Creates controlled heating and coagulation zones to support skin firmness, texture and facial contour.
Commonly Asked
SUNNY is a monopolar and bipolar radiofrequency medical device manufactured by SHENB.
The platform can deliver monopolar and bipolar RF. Its PULSAR handpiece supports configurable RF delivery, while the SUNNY handpiece uses pulsed RF with Soft and Hard output modes, delivered through a patented Quasar Tip.
Not necessarily. The Quasar Tip is designed to work across curved and hair-bearing areas, including the temples, hairline and scalp, that conventional flat RF tips can struggle to reach. Your doctor can plan treatment across a broader Face + Scalp map where appropriate, rather than the face in isolation.
It may be used in doctor-selected protocols intended to improve skin firmness, texture and facial contour, including softened jawline or cheek definition and a heavier-feeling brow or upper face.
Controlled RF heating may support tissue contraction and collagen remodelling, which can improve the appearance of skin firmness over time. Results vary.
SUNNY is an RF tissue-heating platform, not an electromagnetic muscle-stimulation treatment, and fat-reduction claims are not made unless supported by the approved indication.
Patients may feel warmth, pressure or brief heat. The SUNNY handpiece incorporates gas-assisted cooling to help protect the skin and improve comfort, and treatment is needle-free.
Downtime is generally limited, although temporary redness, warmth, tenderness or swelling may occur depending on treatment intensity.
The number of sessions depends on the treatment area, degree of laxity, chosen handpiece and individual response. The clinician will recommend an appropriate plan.
It may be combined or staged with other treatments when clinically appropriate. Timing is planned by the treating doctor to protect the skin and allow suitable recovery.
It's often worth discussing if you've previously tried RF or HIFU and want a treatment that covers more ground, your jawline or cheek definition has softened, your brow or upper face feels heavier, you want a lifting effect without needles or surgery, or you prefer minimal downtime.
It's unlikely to be the right fit if you're expecting surgical facelift-level results, your main concern is pigmentation, pores or skin texture rather than firmness, or you're looking for treatment without a doctor assessment, a proper assessment of your facial structure and skin laxity always comes first.
