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The passage of time inexorably leaves its mark on our skin, especially on the face, neck and décolleté. Wrinkles appear — delicate at first, deeper with time — and the skin loses its natural firmness and smoothness. Although we cannot stop the ageing process completely, there are effective methods to slow it down. One of them is radiofrequency.
What is microneedle radiofrequency and how does it work on the skin?
Microneedle radiofrequency is a technology that uses electromagnetic waves at radio frequency (RF). It works by heating the dermis in a controlled way. At temperatures of 40–65°C, higher than physiological, regeneration processes take place that lead to the rebuilding of the skin’s structure.
Precision of the treatment:
- The radiofrequency device is extremely precise, which allows the temperature to be adjusted exactly to the area being treated.
- Likewise, the needles are chosen individually, depending on the patient’s skin type.
Effects of microneedle radiofrequency on facial skin:
- Increased skin tone and density, which reduces sagging cheeks and chin.
- Effective action against wrinkles and acne scars.
- Better absorption of nutrients, which makes skincare cosmetics more effective.
Course and frequency of the treatment:
- The treatment usually takes no longer than 30 minutes and is practically painless.
- For optimal results a series of 3–5 treatments is recommended, 2–3 weeks apart.
- The final decision on the number and intensity of treatments is made individually, based on the needs of the patient’s skin.
- To sum up, microneedle radiofrequency is an effective way to improve the condition of the skin, reduce the signs of ageing and contour the face.