We know only too well the feeling of standing in front of the mirror at some point, pulling our faces up and wishing we could pin them back.
Both treatments use ultra-fine needles to create controlled micro-channels in the skin, stimulating your body’s natural healing process and boosting collagen and elastin production. The key difference is that RF Microneedling adds gentle radiofrequency energy, which penetrates deeper into the skin, tightening from within and delivering a more powerful rejuvenation.
Microneedling is excellent for improving overall skin texture and tone, softening fine lines, reducing pore size, and fading mild acne scarring. RF Microneedling goes further—it’s ideal for deeper wrinkles, sagging skin, more advanced acne scars, and even stretch marks, thanks to its added skin-tightening and collagen-stimulating effects.
With microneedling, you’ll notice a natural glow and smoother, fresher-looking skin as collagen rebuilds over the following weeks. RF Microneedling offers firmer, tighter, and more lifted results, which often last longer than standard microneedling due to its deeper stimulation. Both treatments continue to improve your skin gradually as regeneration takes place.
After standard microneedling, most people experience 1–2 days of mild redness. RF Microneedling may cause 2–3 days of redness or slight swelling, but this settles quickly. If your main goals are texture and a youthful glow, microneedling may be perfect. If you’re looking for more noticeable lifting, tightening, or improvement of deeper lines and scars, RF Microneedling is likely the better choice.
