RF micro-needling
Improve a variety of different skin conditions such as open pores, scars, wrinkles and skin laxity.
- Smooths & even acne scars & bumps.
- Helps smooth wrinkles & fine lines.
- Boosts collagen, improves skin texture & tightens the skin.
- Suitable for all skin types and colour’s.
How does Radiofrequency (RF) Micro-needling work?
Ultrafine needles penetrate the skin to different depths whilst simultaneously releasing radiofrequency (RF) energy to heat the skin in a controlled manner, stimulating a wound healing response leading to the production of new collagen and elastin.
Our patients love how natural their skin looks and the resultsget better and better over time.
Is RF microneedling a collagen induction therapy?
Yes! through micro trauma and then delivering energy into the tissue, this is a wonderful way to generate production of collagen. Improving skin tone, texture and plumping that skin!
Can Radiofrequency
Micro-needling (RFM) be used
on patients of all ages?
Yes, younger skin that doesn’t yet require lifting and tightening can benefit from Micro-needling without the RF, where the focus is now more on refining pores, evening out texture and improving overall quality. Older patients with laxity concerns can benefit from the dual effect of the Micro-needling with Radiofrequency. As the Focus
Dual offers many different needle depths and intensity settings for the RF, treatments can be easily customised for every different skin and level of concern.
How many sessions of RF micro-needling will I need?
Results can be seen after just one session. However, a minimum of 2 and up to 6 treatments, at 4-week intervals, deliver the best results, depending on the skin concern.
What results should I expect from RF micro-needling?
Most patients see an improvement 2 to 3 weeks after the first treatment. Results are
natural and get better over time, peaking at 12 weeks following the final treatment.
Will there be downtime with RF micro-needling?
There is virtually no downtime. A slight swelling and redness are present immediately
post-treatment but should subside quickly.
