Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Microneedling and Radio Frequency Microneedling?
Traditional microneedling uses a device to create micro-injuries to the skin which stimulates your body’s natural healing process. This process initiates collagen and elastin production which help tighten skin, reduce fine lines and reduce acne scarring.
Radio Frequency Microneedling adds radio frequency into the mix. Radio Frequency is delivered through the small needles enhancing skin tightening and scar reduction. The radio frequency energy is delivered to the underlying layers causing constriction and tightening of the skin, as well as stimulating collagen and elastin production. With the deep delivery of RF energy, results are produced faster and are more dramatic. See more: Radio Frequency Microneedling.
Microneedling is considered mild to moderately painful. We use a topical numbing agent on the skin for 30-40 minutes prior to your treatment. Each individual differs in pain tolerance levels, but most find using a topical numbing agent before treatment significantly lowers the discomfort to little to no pain.
While having one microneedling treatment is good for your skin, it usually isn't enough to produce a significant change or long lasting improvement in your skin. To get more significant results and improvement, you will need a series of treatments ranging from 3-6 sessions depending on your skins condition and overall goal. Our aestheticians will help you with a custom plan for improving your skin with microneedling.