Microneedling uses a fine needle to create microwounds, or channels, in the skin. This triggers the production of capillaries & elastin It’s also called skin needling or collagen induction therapy.

If the procedure also uses Radio-Frequency waves, it’s called radio-frequency Microneedling. The needle releases radio-frequency into the channels, causing additional damage. This enhances the effects of standard microneedling.

The skin that grows back is thicker and smoother. This can target:

• Fine Lines
• Wrinkles
• Stretch Marks
• Appearance of Large Pores
• Acne Scars
• Injury / Surgery Scars
• Hyperpigmentation
• Sagging / Loose Skin
• Cellulite
• Hyperhidrosis

Radio-Frequency Microneedling is considered safe, but it isn’t appropriate for everyone.

You may be an ideal candidate if you:

• Good current health condition
  
• Have early signs of aging
• Have realistic expectations

Alternatively, you should avoid the treatment if you:

• Have an active cold sore breakout
• Have a skin infection
• Have a moderate to severe skin disease (like psoriasis)
• Receiving chemotherapy or radiation therapy
• Currently Pregnant
• Taking anticoagulants
• Have a history of keloids, hypertrophic scarring, or poor wound healing