Radio frequency microneedling combines the collagen-inducing benefits of traditional microneedling with the deep tissue-tightening effects of radio frequency energy. This powerful combination delivers comprehensive rejuvenation for ageing, texture concerns, and skin laxity.
The treatment uses fine needles to create controlled micro-channels in the skin while
simultaneously delivering radio frequency energy deep into the dermal layer. This dual action
triggers your skin's natural healing response and stimulates significant collagen and elastin
production.
The RF energy heats tissue at precise depths, causing controlled thermal injury that leads
to tissue tightening and remodeling. Meanwhile, the micro-needling channels enhance product
absorption and trigger additional collagen production.
RF microneedling can be performed on the face, neck, décolletage, and other body areas showing signs of ageing or textural concerns. We customise treatment depth and energy levels based on the treatment area and your specific concerns.
Optimal results typically require 3 to 4 treatments spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart. This
allows adequate healing between sessions while progressively building collagen
improvement.
Some clients choose maintenance treatments annually to sustain results.
RF microneedling is suitable for most adults seeking skin tightening, texture
improvement, or scar reduction. It works on all skin types, including those not
appropriate for certain laser treatments.
However, certain medical conditions, medications, or skin conditions may
contraindicate treatment. Thorough consultation is essential to determine suitability.
Rigorous sun protection is essential during treatment and recovery to prevent complications and optimise results.
While results can be significant, RF microneedling cannot achieve the dramatic lifting of surgical procedures. We'll discuss realistic expectations during your consultation.
Active skin infections, certain autoimmune conditions, bleeding disorders, pregnancy, and some medications may preclude treatment.
