RF Microneedling

Next-Level Skin Tightening

RF Microneedling is a skincare treatment that has gained immense popularity, especially among celebrities, thanks to its incredible benefits. It's not just about improving the look and feel of your skin; RF Microneedling also does a fantastic job of tightening loose skin, giving your face a more sculpted appearance.

RF Microneedling is designed to address a range of common skin concerns, including fine lines, wrinkles, acne scars, stretch marks, and enlarged pores. The result is skin that looks brighter, healthier, and more youthful, which explains its appeal to famous individuals who want to maintain their radiant appearance.

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1-year journey with Radiesse and RF Microneedling.

What is RF Microneedling?

RF Microneedling combines microneedling with radiofrequency (RF). It stimulates collagen production by creating micro-wounds across the treatment area. It delivers the deepest fractional treatments available, penetrating subdermal tissue up to 8mm (7mm + 1mm thermal profile). Then the tool uses radio frequency to produce heat, which provides a smoother complexion and skin tightening. Microneedling creates the channels to allow the RF to penetrate the skin’s deepest layers and when radiofrequency can reach those deeper layers, it’s what truly contours and transforms the skin. The fractionated RF energy is a scientifically proven method to reduce wrinkles.
Treat and target the face including acne, acne scars, stretch marks, enlarged pores, wrinkles, jowls, jawline, and the submental area of the neck (the space below the chin). The body can also be treated including tightening loose skin on the inner and outer thighs, above the knees, and the abdomen.

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What is the treatment like?

To begin the treatment, we apply a topical numbing cream on the treatment area, and allow the patient to numb for one hour.
Then the handheld device is pressed into the treatment area, allowing the minuscule microneedles to perforate the skin. Once the pins are in place, they emit radiofrequency (RF) waves. The heat from these waves penetrates deep into the dermal skin layer, tightening the skin and fat below.
This treatment has minimal pain / swelling and treatment time is usually up to an hour. It can be performed on all skin types. The unique properties allow even darker tones to be treated with little risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, which is common with other resurfacing methods.
There is no downtime and results are noticeable after 1-3 treatments. Patients may experience micro lesions a few days after treatment and slight redness for up to 1 week.
Visible results can be seen after a few days, although the most noticeable results appear 3 weeks following the treatment.

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RF Microneedling FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you see results after one RF Microneedling treatment?

In most cases, RF Microneedling treatments show results immediately, demonstrating the effectiveness of this procedure. However, a series of sessions is recommended for optimum and enduring results.

A series of RF Microneedling treatments often achieve dramatic results.

How much does RF Microneedling cost?

This treatment offers a personalized approach, with prices starting at a competitive $700.

How long does RF Microneedling last?

The effects can last for several months to well over a year. Skin type, age, and treatment area determine the longevity.

Can RF Microneedling be used under eyes?

Absolutely. RF Microneedling is a great solution for addressing under-eye concerns, including fine lines, wrinkles, and skin laxity.

Can you workout after RF Microneedling?

Post treatment, it's recommended to avoid strenuous activities and excessive sweating. Trust the specific post-treatment care instructions provided by your care team.

Can I use hyaluronic acid after RF Microneedling?

You should wait one to three days before using hyaluronic acid.

Can I use retinol after RF Microneedling?

For at least 48 hours, avoid retinol (Vitamin A) and other "active" skincare that have harsh ingredients: alpha hydroxy acids, beta hydroxy acids, Vitamin C, etc.