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The depth at which the needle should go is dependent on each patient. Factors to consider are skin quality, area of treatment, as well as provider's discretion. Despite the abundance of RF microneedling devices available, it's crucial to thoroughly research to find the best one for your needs. Potenza stands out as the first RF microneedling device offering four distinct modes (monopolar, bipolar, 1MHz, 2MHz) and various needle tip options. This versatility allows it to cater to individual needs, providing highly personalized results.
Depending on body area yes, but in general beyond. You don't want to damage the skin more than you need
The depth for microneedling is dependent on the area being treated and how thick the skin is or the area that needs to be treated. The power is typically adjusted and while higher power can sometimes be uncomfortable, effective results can be seen with low power and multiple passes.
Microneedling depth will vary by patient and treated area. It is important that you are having your treatment performed by an experienced, trained professional. She/He will assess your concerns and skin to determine the correct depth for each area.
RF microneedling helps to rejuvenate the skin and the level of penetration with the right probe, should be decided by an expert. I would recommend shaving well and keeping the area clean before the treatment so that the probe can better contact the target skin level.
No, RF microneedling doesn't damage hair follicles. It helps to rejuvenate the skin, so I would recommend shaving well before the treatment so that the probe can better contact the target skin level.
Thanks for your question. You are correct in theory although there is not an exact equation to apply to this. When we turn down the energy of RF micro-needling to a level below what we might consider to be the "usual" or "ideal" level, we can compensate for this by doing additional passes as...
