How the four technologies work
TShape 2 combines Low‑Level Laser Therapy (LLLT), bipolar radio frequency (RF), vacuum endodermic massage, and mesospheric deep massage within a single, fully customized session. Each modality addresses a different tissue layer: LLLT targets fat layers and skin regeneration, RF stimulates collagen for tightening, and the two mechanical massage elements work on circulation and tissue mobility.
The platform’s multi‑technology approach is applied sequentially and adjusted to the treated body part. Sessions are non‑invasive with zero downtime and structured around clinical settings that allow the provider to balance energy levels and massage intensity depending on the client’s needs and the area being treated.
What to expect during treatment
A typical appointment lasts 60 MINUTES and is conducted per body part (for example abdomen, thighs, or arms). During that time the team applies the four complementary elements in a protocol tailored to your goals. Because the treatment is non‑surgical there is no recovery period, letting clients return to normal activities immediately after their visit.
Staff will review your goals and medical history before treatment and adjust the session accordingly. The intent is to create a consistent, repeatable protocol across a course of visits so each session builds on the last without requiring downtime between appointments.
Choosing the right treatment plan
Optimal outcomes are most often achieved through a structured series of treatments rather than a single visit; Rejuveme recommends a course tailored during consultation. Pricing starts at $399 per body part, which helps when planning multiple sessions. The exact number and spacing of visits are determined by your starting point, target areas, and response to the therapy.
For local clients in San Jose — especially those commuting to or shopping on Lincoln Avenue in Downtown Willow Glen or traveling via State Route 87 and Interstate 280 — appointments can be scheduled before or after work. Many clients book treatments ahead of warmer months (March–May) when contouring becomes a seasonal priority.
