Celine Med Spa adds XERF to Seal Beach menu

Celine Med Spa has launched XERF at its Seal Beach location, giving Orange County patients access to the FDA-cleared radiofrequency skin-tightening treatment on July 24. The spa is pairing the debut with a launch sale and complimentary Xeomin for qualifying buyers as interest in no-downtime facial tightening keeps growing.

Why it matters: - XERF gives Southern California patients a local option for a non-invasive tightening treatment that has become a major beauty trend in 2026. - The treatment is aimed at people who want visible lift and skin tightening without needles, surgery or downtime. - Celine Med Spa says the launch meets growing patient demand for the treatment close to home.

What happened: - Celine Med Spa added XERF to its Seal Beach menu on July 24. - The Orange County medical spa operates in Seal Beach and Newport Beach. - The treatment is now available at the Seal Beach location. - Celine Med Spa is offering a launch sale tied to the debut. - Patients who purchase a XERF treatment during the launch will receive a complimentary Xeomin treatment. - The spa says it has already logged a record number of advance reservations ahead of launch day.

The details: - XERF is a dual-frequency monopolar radiofrequency system. - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration cleared XERF in August 2025 for electrocoagulation and hemostasis. - XERF’s skin-tightening effect comes from soft-tissue coagulation. - The device uses two frequencies, 6.78 MHz and 2 MHz, to reach multiple tissue depths in a single pulse. - The treatment reaches from the surface dermis down toward the SMAS, the deep connective-tissue layer tightened in facelift surgery. - XERF has surpassed 2,000 installed units worldwide in less than two years. - Cynosure Lutronic says XERF led U.S. Google search interest among monopolar RF devices from February to May 2026. - The treatment has been featured in Allure, ELLE, Forbes, TODAY and The Wall Street Journal. - NewBeauty named XERF Best Radio-Frequency Skin-Tightening Treatment at its 2026 Beauty Awards. - The spa says the treatment is delivered after a complimentary skin assessment. - Celine Med Spa customizes depth and intensity based on laxity, skin type and treatment goals. - The treatment can be used on the face, neck, forehead, under-eye areas, cheeks, jawline, jowls and under-chin area. - Celine Med Spa also lists the arms, abdomen, legs and other areas of laxity or concern as treatment areas. - The treatment uses a built-in cooling system that delivers cold gas with each pulse. - Most patients rate discomfort at 1 to 3 out of 10, according to the spa. - Results can be visible the same day as collagen fibers contract. - Skin continues remodeling over about three months as the body builds new collagen and elastin. - Results commonly last 9 to 12 months. - The treatment is positioned for patients who want a more natural jawline and neck without added volume. - XERF is not a filler and is not a laser.

Between the lines: - The launch taps into a broader consumer shift toward treatments marketed as lower-risk alternatives to facelifts and injectables. - National beauty coverage and celebrity attention have helped turn XERF into a demand driver before and after local rollout. - The spa’s messaging suggests it is trying to compete on convenience as much as on technology. - The emphasis on comfort, same-day return to normal activity and personalized treatment reflects how med spas are selling device-based aesthetics in 2026.

What's next: - Southern California residents can book a free XERF consultation at Celine Med Spa. - Patients can call (562) 373-0406 for appointments. - Exclusive launch-day pricing is available by emailing jonathan@celinemedspas.com. - Celine Med Spa says XERF will continue as part of its Seal Beach offerings after launch.