Radiofrequency microneedle

The treatment start with anesthetic cream applied to treated area. After 40 minutes the cream is removed and the procedure starts. How does microneedle radiofrequency RF work? When in the skin, microneedle radiofrequency tiny needles deliver radiofrequency energy into the tissue. This coagulates the existing collagen for a smoother, more uniform look on the surface. It also encourages collagen production for skin tightening.

Treatments can be optimized for age, skin type, sun exposure habits, anatomical area, tissue thickness and depth, and other variables.

After the treatment the skin is cooled with a coldpack and then a mild healing cream is applied.

You cannot have the procedure if you have a pacemaker, defibrillator or have an allergy to gold. Also, the rpocedure is not recommended during pregnancy and for patiens with cancer.

There literally is no truly pain-free or discomfort-free procedure that's effective for inducing the body to create new collagen. You'll receive topical numbing which works very well. And we use a cold air to help take away the heat sensation.

You can expect to see some changes within a day or two after ther first session of microneedle radiofrequency. However, your body will continue to build collagen for several weeks after that. The final result can be seen after a series of procedures but you will typically see improvement over the next four to six months.

Results can last up to two years, depending on your age and skin condition. After that, you'll need annual maintenance treatments to keep up your results.

Yes

After the prtocedure the patient can expect redness, swelling, bruising, and stamping marks from the needles.

The effect after a series is permanent and the condition of the skin is visibly improved.

Yes, for optimal results it is required to do a series of 3 procedures.