Elevate your beauty regimen with ATTIVA in Grants Pass, OR

serving clients across Josephine County

At Southern Oregon Medical Aesthetics in Grants Pass, OR, we specialize in providing advanced solutions for loose, aging skin. ATTIVA is a revolutionary breakthrough in skin structure enhancement, offering a remarkably safe and efficient alternative to traditional surgical methods. This innovative treatment dramatically improves skin laxity, restoring firmness and vitality without the need for surgery. Embrace a rejuvenated, confident you with our proven ATTIVA treatments in a comfortable and supportive environment. Witness the transformative power of ATTIVA as it enhances your skin and uplifts your confidence, making you ready to face the world with renewed self-assurance.

The Ultimate Technology to Treat Sagging Skin

ATTIVA® Subdermal Induced Heat (S.I.H.) Technology is the result of 5 years of technical and scientific research. It is protected by 3 international patents. Our technology is intended for physicians seeking for an efficient and safe solution to treat the signs of aging without surgery. ATTIVA®S.I.H. Technology offers patients dramatic aesthetic enhancements to the quality of their skin with no downtime, no scarring and with immediate results.  A new benchmark in the medical treatment of ageing loose skin.



ATTIVA® S.I.H. Technology is a PATENTED subdermal induced heat technology based on the modulation of different current types; continuous, fractional and sequential. By uniformly heating the subdermal tissue layers with a powerful but controlled energy, ATTIVA® allows a complete mastering of results with the highest precision. At first the soft tissue is contracted, then there is shrinkage of the collagen structure of the dermis which causes a stimulation of the fibroblast activity in reaction to the procedure’s trauma. This fibroblast activity stimulates the elastin production and the synthesis of new collagen.

Attiva is suitable for most individuals seeking the benefits of firmer, more contoured skin. Ideal candidates should have realistic expectations, as this procedure is not a substitute for surgery and may not be appropriate for those with significant skin laxity or advanced aging. The treatment areas should be free of infections or wounds. It's essential to discuss any medical conditions that could impact wound healing or interfere with radiofrequency energy transmission (such as pacemakers or metal implants) with your provider before undergoing treatment.