I need an honest answer. I'm 26 years old and trying to be pro-active about my health and skin care needs. I know as I age my collagen production is going to start decreasing. Vivace sounds promising, but I notice it's typically used by older people or people with acne. My skin is fine, no acne, wrinkles, or sun damage. Would it be worth it to start Vivace now, so I don't have to use it as much in the future, or should I wait? If I should wait, what age should I get it?
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A post treatment instruction sheet goes home with every patient who has any treatment in my practice. This is an excerpt out of my Vivace Microneedling RF post treatment instruction sheet:
Vivace Treatment opens thousands of ...
Great question and congrats on your first treatment! I have treated many patients with the Vivace Microneedling RF. All my patients have seen improvement in their skin characteristics starting a few days after their treatment. The skin tone, texture and over all...
There are probably now about 6 needle RF devices on the market, with the leader still Infini. Most don't have insulated needles and those should not be considered. Vivace has insulated needles. One of its deficiencies is its motor driver, which is very slow. Although wattage is high, the a...