Traditional microneedling uses a pen-like device with a number of ultra-thin sterile needles that press into the skin to produce micro-punctures at the right depth of the dermis with minimal discomfort. These punctures will close and heal within a few hours to a few days. But it is what the micro punctures initiate in the body that makes microneedling such a rejuvenating cosmetic procedure. The tiny punctures stimulate the body’s natural healing response and initiate a higher-than-normal production of collagen and elastin, effectively tightening the skin and reducing the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, stretch marks, and acne scarring.
Traditional Microneedling can be combined with other treatments, such as PRP to boost the revitalising effects!
Our radiofrequency (RF) microneedling treatment uses the 3D Dermaforce machine. It is a device that has multiple gold plated needles that provide radiofrequency energy directly into the dermis to give greater effect to the already productive and stimulating microneedling procedure. The energy is delivered into the skin and is converted into heat energy to stimulate collagen production that further enhances skin tightening, scar, and wrinkle reduction. The amount of radiofrequency energy can be adjusted to better suit certain skin conditions or certain areas of the body, and the depth of its application can also be adjusted to reach more base layers of the dermis.
Traditional microneedling will deliver a positive effect over a few treatments; but by adding radiofrequency energy, you will reduce the time it takes for you to see great results and it increases the results seen. In RF microneedling, the results are often produced faster, are more dramatic, and are longer-lasting. RF microneedling is faster and more effective at:
Both procedures are appropriate for all skin types and skin tones— by delivering heat below the skin’s superficial surface, the pigment is protected making this procedure safer with darker skin types, something not possible with CO2 laser resurfacing.
