Therma D.A.S

What is Therma D.A.S.?

Therma D.A.S. stands for Dermal Ablation System, an innovative non-surgical treatment that uses radiofrequency (RF) technology to tighten the skin and contour facial and body areas. The device works by generating controlled heat deep within the dermal layers, activating collagen fibres and encouraging new collagen synthesis.

This process helps to lift and tone sagging skin, improve texture, and reduce fine lines and wrinkles. Because it targets deeper layers without harming the surface, the treatment provides impressive results with minimal recovery time.

How it works

The treatment involves a small, precise handpiece that delivers radiofrequency energy to the skin through micro-thermal points. This energy gently heats the tissues, triggering the body’s natural healing response. Over time, collagen and elastin production increases, resulting in firmer and more resilient skin.
Therma D.A.S. can be used to treat a range of concerns, including:

• Facial laxity (loose skin on the cheeks, jawline, or neck)
• Fine lines and wrinkles
• Sagging eyelids or under-eye skin
• Uneven skin texture
• Post-acne scarring
• Mild skin laxity on the body (arms, abdomen, thighs)

A comfortable, non-invasive experience

Therma D.A.S. is designed for comfort and precision. During your session, you may feel gentle warmth as the device moves across the skin, but most patients find the treatment relaxing and easily tolerable. There is no need for anaesthesia, and there is minimal redness afterwards — most people return to their normal routine immediately.

At Cornerstone Clinic, our specialists ensure that every session is customised to your skin type, age, and specific goals. The treatment parameters are carefully adjusted to deliver the best results safely and comfortably.

What to expect

Your journey begins with a personal consultation where your doctor or aesthetic specialist will assess your skin condition and discuss your goals. They will explain the procedure, the number of sessions recommended, and what kind of results you can expect.