What is the procedure for RF microneedling?

RF microneedling Machine Treatment procedure

1. Skin Testing

   Set parameters according to the recommended values, then perform a skin test, also known as a trial treatment, in the intended treatment area. Wait for a few minutes to observe if the skin reactions are normal. If there are severe reactions, adjust the parameters promptly based on the actual situation. 

In general, minor bleeding is considered a normal occurrence. If the patient is highly sensitive to pain, it is advisable to reduce the radiofrequency energy.

2. Operation method

①When operating, the front end of the electrode should be perpendicular to the skin surface and cling to the skin. Operate evenly on the treatment area, and do not repeat the treatment for the same area several times.

② Each time the handle to move the distance should not be too much, with a stamped flat for all treatment area. If necessary, it can be a little bit overlap between each stamp to avoid missing area. You can use the buttons on the handle or the foot pedal to control the micro-needle output.

③ During treatment, the operator can use the other hand to assist in the treatment by flattening the wrinkled areas of the skin to obtain a better result.

④ For different indications, the operator can determine whether a secondary enhancement treatment is necessary.

⑤The general treatment time is about 30 minutes, depending on the indications, the size of the area, and the number of times it is used.

⑥ After treatment, restorative products can be used or restorative masks can be applied to alleviate the patient's discomfort.

3. Treatment cycle

The radiofrequency treatment typically shows therapeutic effects after one session, but it usually takes 3-6 sessions to achieve more significant results. Each treatment session is spaced approximately one month apart, allowing the skin sufficient time for self-repair and reconstruction.

Note:

The effectiveness of the treatment varies from person to person and is influenced by factors such as the patient's age, physical condition, severity of skin issues, and the parameters used.

For those who do not experience noticeable improvement after a single treatment, it may be advisable to consider promptly adjusting treatment parameters, increasing the number of sessions, or extending the treatment cycle.