Get the real deal on beauty treatments—real doctors, real reviews, and real photos with real results.Here's how we earn your trust.
The needle depth is approximately 1mm and is too shallow to cause occlusion. It is used for hydration, to improve texture, to brighten, and shrink pores.
This device is very superficial and would not go deep enough to cause vascular occlusion. This is an excellent delivery device for microbotox.
No, you're not really at risk for vascular obstruction with microneedling. I do recommend adding prp for best results. Microneedling/prp is great for rebuilding collagen and improving skin quality, but won't have the same volumizing effects like a filler. I recommend seeing a cosmetic dermatologist for a formal evaluation. Best, Dr. Emer
I'm sorry you are having this aggravation over your prior Aquagold treatment. An Aquagold treatment employs gold-plated microinfusion needles in order to perform microneedling, as well as to infuse specific agents into the skin (in this case the diluted Juvederm filler)--with the intent to...
Thank you for a great question. Aquagold is a superficial microneedling therapy. While no procedure is completely risk free, superficial injections theoretically cannot lead to blindness as important vessels are typically located much deeper. The most likely HA complication with Aquagold can be...
The under eye area when treated with an AquaGold infusion, my go to filler is typically a choice of Volbella, SkinVive, or Revanesse Versa. All three of these would be beneficial because they are thin, hyaluronic acid based fillers.