RF Microneedling

RF Microneedling

RF Microneedling is an advanced dermatologic procedure that integrates percutaneous microneedling with controlled radiofrequency (RF) energy to enhance dermal remodeling. The device uses fine, sterile needles to create microchannels within the epidermis and superficial dermis while simultaneously delivering RF energy to deeper tissue layers. This combined mechanical and thermal stimulation initiates a cascade of wound-healing responses, including fibroblast activation, neocollagenesis, and neoelastogenesis.

The treatment is applicable to multiple anatomical regions—including the face, cervical area, and décolletage—and is clinically utilized to improve dermal texture, reduce the appearance of fine lines and rhytids, minimize atrophic acne scarring, and address mild to moderate skin laxity. Because RF energy induces controlled thermal injury with limited epidermal disruption, RF microneedling offers significant rejuvenative outcomes with comparatively minimal downtime, making it a widely adopted modality in aesthetic and regenerative der