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Radiofrequency (RF) – price, clinics and guide 2026

120 clinics in 25 cities • Price 500 SEK – 44,000 SEK • 30-90 minutes

Radiofrequency (RF) is non-surgical skin tightening and skin rejuvenation with radiofrequency. Here you will find everything you need to know before you book: price levels across Sweden, what the treatment involves, what the risks are and how to choose the right clinic. We have 120 clinics offering radiofrequency treatment in 25 cities — compare prices and reviews directly.

Lowest price500 SEK
Average in Sweden4,417 SEK
Highest price44,000 SEK
Clinics with a checked price12 clinics

How does treatment with radiofrequency treatment work?

Radiofrequency (RF) is non-surgical skin tightening and skin rejuvenation with radiofrequency.

Treatment time

30-90 minutes

Results last

gradual effect; a course is often recommended

Average price

4,417 SEK

Clinics offering radiofrequency treatment

Clinics with price information are shown first.

Editorial beauty image for Avanzakliniken – beauty clinic in Halmstad
Avanzakliniken
Storgatan 43, 302 43 Halmstad
Radiofrequency (RF): 3,400 SEK
Price from the clinic's published price list Updated 24 October 2026 Medically responsible
Skincare, peels & microneedlingBiostimulatory injectionsBotoxFat dissolving & lipolysis
Illustrativ miljöbild för Akademikliniken Stockholm
Akademikliniken Stockholm
Storängsvägen 10, 115 42 Stockholm
Radiofrequency (RF): 4,500 SEK – 5,500 SEK
Price from the clinic's published price list Updated 24 October 2026 Medically responsible
Biostimulatory injectionsBotoxFillersChemical peel
Editorial beauty image for DoctorFilip Halmstad – beauty clinic in Halmstad
DoctorFilip Halmstad
Badhusgatan 4, 302 32 Halmstad
Radiofrequency (RF): 1,595 SEK – 1,895 SEK
Price from the clinic's published price list Updated 24 October 2026
Biostimulatory injectionsBotoxFat dissolving & lipolysisFillers
Illustrationsbild av naturlig hudstruktur med mjuka ljuslinjer
FKS Estetik & Akademi
Dalen 4, 784 33 Borlänge
Radiofrequency (RF): 2,500 SEK
Price from the clinic's published price list Updated 24 October 2026
Skincare, peels & microneedlingBotoxFillersHIFU & Thread Lift
Editorial beauty image for SkönhetsCompaniet Örebro – beauty clinic in Örebro
SkönhetsCompaniet Örebro
Mellringevägen 88, 703 53 Örebro
Radiofrequency (RF): 4,995 SEK – 7,495 SEK
Price from an external source Updated 24 October 2026
BotoxFillersChemical peelLaser & IPL
Redaktionell beautybild för ARA Kliniken – estetisk och regenerativ klinik i Stockholm
ARA Kliniken
Valhallavägen 69, 114 28 Stockholm
Radiofrequency (RF): 3,295 SEK – 4,295 SEK
Price from an external source Updated 24 October 2026
Skincare, peels & microneedlingBiostimulatory injectionsBotoxFat dissolving & lipolysis
Redaktionell beautybild för Vendelakliniken – estetisk klinik i Falun
Vendelakliniken Falun
Slaggatan 10, 791 70 Falun
Radiofrequency (RF): 1,495 SEK – 2,200 SEK
Price from the clinic's published price list Updated 24 October 2026
Skincare, peels & microneedlingBiostimulatory injectionsBotoxFillers
Illustrative premises image for Klinik Pangea
Klinik Pangea
Stora Hellevigsgatan 6, 451 40 Uddevalla
Skincare, peels & microneedlingBotoxFillersChemical peel
Redaktionell beautybild för Adel Estetik Göteborg – injektions-, laser- och hudklinik i Göteborg
Adel Estetik Göteborg
Prinsgatan 12, plan 6, 413 05 Göteborg
Radiofrequency (RF): 3,500 SEK Replies within 4h
Price from an external source Updated 24 October 2026
Skincare, peels & microneedlingBiostimulatory injectionsBotoxFillers
Redaktionell beautybild för Advanced Clinic Göteborg – injektions-, laser- och hudklinik i Göteborg
Advanced Clinic Göteborg
Skanstorget 6, 411 22 Göteborg
Radiofrequency (RF): 1,295 SEK – 1,995 SEK
Price from an external source Updated 24 October 2026 Medically responsible
Skincare, peels & microneedlingBiostimulatory injectionsBotoxFillers

Risks and what to consider

Common side effects

Mild swelling, redness or bruising at the treatment site. Usually disappears within a few days.

How to reduce the risk

Choose a clinic with licensed staff, documented experience and valid liability insurance. Book a consultation first.

Warning signs

Unbelievably low prices, no consultation, unclear information about the practitioner. If so, you should keep looking.

Frequently asked questions about radiofrequency treatment

What is the price of radiofrequency treatment in Sweden?
The price of radiofrequency treatment varies between clinics and cities, but is usually 500–44,000 SEK. Prices in Stockholm and Gothenburg are often somewhat higher than in smaller towns.
How does treatment with radiofrequency treatment work?
Radiofrequency (RF) is non-surgical skin tightening and skin rejuvenation with radiofrequency. The treatment usually takes 30-90 minutes and the results last gradual effect; a course is often recommended.
What are the risks of radiofrequency treatment?
Common side effects are mild swelling, redness or bruising that pass within a few days. Serious risks are minimised by choosing a clinic with licensed staff, documented experience and valid liability insurance.
How do I choose the right clinic for radiofrequency treatment?
Compare price, reviews and the practitioner's experience. Check the practitioner's licence (nurse, physician or dentist) with Socialstyrelsen and the clinic's registration with IVO where relevant. Book a consultation before the treatment. Some clinics charge for the consultation, others include it in the price – always check with the clinic.
Is cheap radiofrequency treatment safe?
Not always. Very low prices can be a warning sign — safety comes from training and experience, not from the lowest price. Prioritise licensed staff and documented quality over the discount.
How long do the results of radiofrequency treatment last?
The results of radiofrequency treatment last for gradual effect; a course is often recommended depending on the treatment and the individual. Maintenance treatments prolong the effect.

Sources

The information on this page is based on Swedish public authorities and industry organisations. (October 2026).