I somehow highly doubt the effectiveness of this treatment... if it did work I'm pretty sure we would all have baby faces with the amount of RF signals we're exposed to in a day. Do you think there is any legitimacy to this claim?

No.

...in many markets, particularly involving personal finance, small business and relationships, there are people who are obsessed with the shortcut.

They want something that’s too good to be true.

They respond to big promises that offer magical, nearly instant results.

https://seths.blog/2018/06/...

Considering they refer to the supposed RF treatment as ultrasound a few times, no.

Maybe if I’m sitting next to a massive amplifier that may as well give me cancer while it’s at it.

Otherwise, I doubt it.