How the treatment works
Venus Nova treatments at Atlas Bodyworks use DiamondPolar or OctiPolar applicators chosen for the specific medium area. Multi-polar radiofrequency (RF) and pulsed electromagnetic fields (PEMF) are delivered through the applicator to create controlled warmth in the targeted tissues, which supports natural collagen renewal and can improve the appearance of fine lines and lax skin.
Delivery is non-invasive and controlled: the applicator shape and energy settings are selected for arms, face, or neck to concentrate heating where it helps remodeling. Treatment does not remove skin; instead it stimulates structural change over time. Individual factors such as skin thickness, age, and baseline laxity shape the extent and timing of visible improvement.
Medium treatment areas explained
Medium areas commonly treated include the arms, the lower face and jawline, and the neck. Clients who notice crepey-looking skin on their arms, reduced neck firmness, or facial lines often choose this size because the applicators and session length fit these focused areas without overlapping into larger treatment zones.
Each session is customized to your goals and anatomy. A single session runs for exactly 20 minutes and is priced at $165. The short duration and lack of required downtime make the treatment convenient for busy Fairfax professionals, students, and families who commute via Chain Bridge Road, Route 50, or I-66 and prefer efficient appointments.
Expected course and results
A treatment series is typically recommended to achieve meaningful change; results vary by person and are not guaranteed. A consultation at Atlas Bodyworks determines suitability and a recommended schedule based on your skin, goals, and medical history. Clients frequently value attentive staff and an approach that adapts settings and applicators to the treated area.
Demand increases seasonally—May, June, November, and December are busiest due to wedding, graduation, and holiday needs—so plan ahead. Our Fairfax Crossroads location near Kamp Washington and Fairfax Boulevard serves local residents, university-affiliated clients, and commuting professionals who often schedule around work, school, and local traffic patterns.
