Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Radio Frequency Microneedling.

Your 60-minute session typically includes cleansing, topical numbing, and targeted microneedling with radio frequency. You may feel heat and minimal discomfort; immediate redness and mild swelling are common and usually subside within days.

Most clients experience tolerable discomfort thanks to topical anesthetic. Downtime is minimal: redness, swelling, and mild pinpoint bruising can last a few days. Makeup and normal activities usually resume within 48–72 hours as directed.

Results build gradually; a typical course is 3–6 treatments spaced four to six weeks apart. Exact number depends on skin condition and goals, and your provider will recommend a personalized plan during consultation.

Ideal candidates seek improvement in texture, tone, firmness, or fine lines. Most skin types qualify, though active infection, pregnancy, certain medical conditions, or keloid tendencies may exclude some clients—consultation confirms suitability.

A consultation is recommended to review medical history, assess skin type, set realistic expectations, and discuss pre- and post-care. This ensures safety, optimal settings, and a tailored treatment plan for best results.

Aftercare includes gentle cleansing, avoiding direct sun, applying broad-spectrum SPF, and skipping retinoids or active acids until healing completes. Stay hydrated, follow recommended serums, and avoid strenuous exercise for several days.