Skin & Esthetics


Radiofrequency Microneedling


By H.S. (staff writer) , published on December 15, 2021



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The majority of individuals are disturbed by ageing indications such as wrinkles and drooping skin. Even little faults might undermine your confidence in your look. Microneedling using radiofrequency (RF) energy is a quick and non-invasive technique to address these concerns without going under the knife.

 

What is microneedling?

Microneedling is a term that refers to the process of creating tiny holes in the skin. Microneedling is a technique that involves using a small needle to produce micro-wounds or channels in the skin. Capillaries, elastin, and collagen are all created as a result of this. Additionally, it is referred to as skin needling or collagen induction treatment.

If radiofrequency waves are also used in operation, it is referred to as radiofrequency microneedling. Radiofrequency is released into the channels by the needle, inflicting more harm. This augments the effects of conventional microneedling.

While drugstore creams and other treatments may help with minor issues, they are ineffective against mild to moderate indications of aging. What is microneedling, then? This cutting-edge procedure makes use of a gadget equipped with medical-grade needles. These needles cause little damage that triggers your body's natural healing process. Collagen and elastin production is increased, resulting in a better complexion and healthier skin.

 

Radiofrequency therapy

Sagging skin is a prevalent issue that is caused by genetics and UV exposure. Radiofrequency radiation softly warms the outer layer of your skin without causing any harm to the underlying tissue. Additionally, this energy results in the synthesis of new collagen. Patients see firmer skin many weeks following therapy. It is regarded to be far more effective than over-the-counter skin rejuvenation remedies in Katy, TX.

 

Advantages of RF microneedling

RF microneedling is offered at About Face & Body Medical Spa because it combines the benefits of microneedling with radiofrequency radiation. Apart from sagging skin, treatments may address textural issues caused by acne scars and hyperpigmentation. Additionally, our clinic can tailor your Treatment to your specific requirements. Additionally, RF microneedling is appropriate for the majority of skin types.

Patients are not required to undergo cosmetic surgery to address their skin concerns. This implies there are no incisions and a much shorter recovery period compared with standard facelift surgery. Additionally, you might anticipate obvious gains in a shorter period of time. Following their visit, the majority of individuals suffer relatively minimal RF microneedling side effects.

 

Disadvantages of RF microneedling

While the risks associated with RF microneedling are small, patients should be aware of them. This may cause transient flushing and pain. Before having the operation, About Face & Body Medical Spa may give you with specific instructions. Additionally, it is critical to provide us with your complete medical history to determine if you are a safe candidate for treatment.

While RF microneedling does provide significant effects, they may not be as dramatic as those obtained via cosmetic surgery. You may inquire about what to anticipate during your first meeting with our knowledgeable staff. We may arrange for many treatment sessions to ensure that we achieve your aesthetic objectives. Certain providers propose three to four treatments separated by six weeks.

 

Rejuvenate your skin

If you have sagging face skin, poor skin texture, or fine wrinkles, now is the time to address these problems. Combining microneedling and radiofrequency radiation is one of the most effective methods for treating indications of ageing and improving your skin confidence.

 

 


 

References

[1] Min S, Park SY, Yoon JY, et al. Comparison of fractional microneedling radiofrequency and bipolar radiofrequency on acne and acne scar and investigation of mechanism: comparative randomized controlled clinical trial. Archives of dermatological research. 2015;307:897–904.

[2] Min S, Park SY, Yoon JY, et al. Fractional microneedling radiofrequency Treatment for acne-related post-inflammatory erythema. Acta dermato-venereologica. 2016;96:87–91.

[3] Weiner SF. Radiofrequency microneedling: overview of technology, advantages, differences in devices, studies, and indications. Facial Plastic Surgery Clinics. 2019;27:291–303.

[4] Kim ST, Lee KH, Sim HJ, et al. Treatment of acne vulgaris with fractional radiofrequency microneedling. The Journal of dermatology. 2014;41:586–591.

 




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