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SKIN & FACIAL CARE

RF Microneedling.

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RF microneedling combines small needles with radiofrequency energy delivered into tissue.

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YOUR VISIT, EXPLAINED

A clear plan. Personal care.

01  Talk through your priorities.
Share your goals, health history, medicines and recent treatments. Ask what the proposed option can realistically offer you.

02  Know what to expect.
An appropriate consultation should cover sterile equipment, any numbing, needle treatment, comfort and recovery. Confirm the price and aftercare contact. You should understand the plan before consenting.

03  Leave with clear guidance.
Follow the treating provider’s wound-care, skin-product and sun-protection instructions. Seek prompt medical advice about severe or worsening pain, burns, infection signs or unexpected sensation changes.

RF Microneedling, explained.

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Read the essentials below. Call 727 505 4997 if you would rather talk through your questions.

What is RF Microneedling?

RF microneedling combines small needles with radiofrequency energy delivered into tissue. It differs from surface RF and from microneedling without RF. The exact device and proposed use must be discussed with a qualified provider.

Which areas can be discussed?

Treatment areas depend on the device and your assessment. Ask which areas the actual device is authorized and intended to treat; do not assume a generic facial or body map applies.

What might it offer?

Some devices are used for particular cosmetic skin concerns. Ask what evidence applies to the device and indication being proposed, and what alternatives may suit you.

What are the limits?

The FDA has reported serious complications with certain uses, including burns, scarring, fat loss and nerve damage. This is a medical procedure, not a risk-free facial or a treatment to do at home.

What should I discuss first?

Discuss health history, medicines, bleeding or healing concerns, implants, active skin problems and past scarring. Ask about the provider’s training, the exact device and your individual risks before deciding.

What is included in the price?

Ask for current pricing. Ask which area or product is included, whether a course is suggested, the total cost and the current booking terms.

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