Program RF Microneedle Reskin

Program RF Microneedle Reskin

Advanced Skin Remodeling with Radiofrequency and Microneedling

Skin concerns such as acne scars, enlarged pores, uneven skin texture, stretch marks, and early signs of skin laxity are often associated with changes in the skin structure and collagen organization within the dermis.

RF Microneedling is a technology that combines Microneedling with Radiofrequency (RF) energy to target the deeper layers of the skin. It works by stimulating the skin’s natural healing response and supporting Collagen Remodeling, which plays an important role in improving overall skin structure and texture.

What is RF Microneedling?

Microneedling uses very fine needles to create controlled micro-injuries in the skin. This stimulates the body’s natural wound-healing process.

Radiofrequency (RF) is a type of energy that generates controlled heat within the targeted tissue. When delivered at an appropriate level, RF energy can stimulate processes involved in collagen contraction and remodeling, as well as support new collagen formation over time.

By combining these two technologies, RF Microneedling provides two complementary forms of stimulation:

• Mechanical Stimulation from Microneedling
• Thermal Stimulation from RF energy

How Does RF Microneedling Work?

The treatment can generally be explained in three main stages.

01 — Microneedling

Creating Controlled Micro-Injuries

Fine needles penetrate the skin to an appropriate depth depending on the treatment area and skin concern. This creates controlled micro-injuries that activate the body’s natural wound-healing response.

This healing process involves several stages, including the Inflammatory, Proliferative, and Remodeling Phases.

During these processes, the skin produces and reorganizes extracellular matrix components, including Collagen, which contribute to the structure and strength of the skin.

02 — RF Energy

Delivering Controlled Thermal Energy

RF energy is delivered into the targeted tissue and converted into controlled heat.

Appropriate thermal stimulation can influence collagen fibers and support collagen remodeling, while also stimulating processes involved in the production of new collagen over time.

This process is commonly referred to as Collagen Remodeling.

03 — Remodeling

Supporting Long-Term Skin Renewal

Following treatment, the skin continues its natural repair and remodeling process.

Fibroblasts, which are important cells within the dermis, play a key role in producing collagen and other components of the extracellular matrix.

As these structural changes take place gradually, improvements should be evaluated over time rather than immediately after treatment.

Results may vary depending on individual skin condition, age, lifestyle, and response to treatment.

What Skin Concerns Can RF Microneedling Help Address?

RF Microneedling may be considered as one treatment option for various skin concerns associated with changes in the dermal structure, including:

Acne Scars

RF Microneedling can support collagen remodeling to help improve the appearance and texture of depressed acne scars, particularly when the type of scarring is suitable for microneedling-based treatment.

Enlarged Pores

Pore appearance is influenced by factors such as skin structure and sebaceous gland activity. Stimulating dermal remodeling may help improve the overall appearance and smoothness of the skin.

Uneven Skin Texture

By supporting collagen production and remodeling, RF Microneedling may help improve the overall texture and smoothness of the skin.

Early Fine Lines

It may be suitable for individuals experiencing early age-related changes in skin texture who wish to support skin quality and dermal structure.

Mild Skin Laxity

Collagen remodeling may help the skin appear firmer and more refined. The degree of improvement depends on the individual’s skin condition and level of laxity.

Stretch Marks

RF Microneedling may be used as one approach for managing stretch marks by stimulating the skin’s natural repair process and dermal collagen remodeling.

Because stretch marks involve structural changes within the skin, treatment results can vary from person to person.

Why Combine RF with Microneedling?

Microneedling and RF work through different mechanisms.

• Microneedling — creates controlled micro-injuries that stimulate the body’s natural wound-healing response.
• RF Energy — uses controlled thermal energy to stimulate changes within the targeted tissue.

Combining these approaches provides both Mechanical and Thermal Stimulation, allowing the treatment to be customized according to individual skin concerns.

The needle depth, RF energy level, number of sessions, and treatment intervals should be carefully selected based on the individual’s skin condition, treatment area, and desired goals.

Is RF Microneedling Painful?

During treatment, you may experience pressure, warmth, or a mild prickling sensation. The level of discomfort can vary depending on the treatment area, needle depth, and energy settings.

A topical numbing cream may be applied before treatment when appropriate.

After treatment, temporary redness, swelling, warmth, or sensitivity may occur. These responses vary between individuals and generally decrease as the skin naturally recovers.

How Many Sessions Are Needed?

RF Microneedling works by stimulating the skin’s natural Remodeling Process, so the full effects do not occur immediately after a single treatment.

The recommended number of sessions depends on several factors, including:

• The specific skin concern being treated
• Severity of the condition
• Individual skin condition and structure
• Individual response to treatment

Our doctor will assess your skin before treatment and recommend an appropriate treatment plan, including the number of sessions and suitable intervals between treatments.

Aftercare Following RF Microneedling

After treatment, it is important to support the Skin Barrier and minimize factors that may cause irritation.

• Use a gentle cleanser
• Keep the skin well moisturized according to your doctor’s recommendations
• Apply sunscreen regularly
• Avoid picking, scratching, or rubbing the treated area
• Avoid potentially irritating skincare products during the initial recovery period, as advised by your doctor
• Follow your individualized post-treatment instructions carefully

Who Should Consult a Doctor Before Treatment?

Although RF Microneedling can be used for a variety of skin concerns, it may not be suitable for everyone or every skin condition.

A medical assessment is particularly important for individuals who:

• Have an active skin infection or significant inflammation
• Have open wounds in the treatment area
• Have certain skin conditions that may not be suitable for treatment
• Are currently taking medications or undergoing related treatments
• Have relevant underlying medical conditions
• Have a tendency to develop abnormal scarring

It is important to inform your doctor about your medical history, current medications, previous treatments, and any tendency to develop abnormal scarring before treatment.

Mami Clinic

Personalized Skin Treatment

At Mami Clinic, we focus on assessing each individual’s skin condition and concerns before selecting an appropriate treatment approach.

For Reskin RF Microneedling, our doctor considers factors such as:

• Type and severity of the skin concern
• Acne scar depth
• Skin condition and structure
• Treatment area
• Individual treatment goals

These factors are used to develop an individualized treatment plan tailored to each person’s skin.

Because effective skin care is not simply about choosing the right technology. It is about selecting the right treatment approach and appropriate settings for each individual’s skin.

Reskin RF Microneedle

Advanced technology designed to support skin regeneration and Collagen Remodeling.

Results and recovery time vary from person to person. A medical consultation and skin assessment are recommended before treatment.