Learn how successful practitioners use RF Microneedling and Traditional Microneedling in their practices! Join our LIVE panel discussion on Thursday, September 16th at 8:30 pm EDT (5:30 pm PDT.) Our panelists are microneedling practitioners and they will discuss how they utilize Radio Frequency (RF) MicroNeedling and Traditional MicroNeedling in their practices. Register now! https://bit.ly/rf-panel
If you haven’t already heard of Radio Frequency MicroNeedling (RF MicroNneedling), then let’s start with the basics. It’s a cosmetic procedure that uses ultrafine needles and radiofrequency energy waves to rejuvenate facial skin. Traditional MicroNeedling Procedure MicroNeedling is a highly sought-after procedure for many patients battling a variety of skin concerns or conditions. The procedure has
RF Microneedling vs Traditional Pen Microneedling Radio frequency (RF) microneedling uses a mechanical stimulation that emits heat waves through the needles. Basically, RF uses heat instead of micro injuries unlike traditional pen microneedling which creates micro punctures to trigger the skin’s natural collagen and elastin production. But aside from that, listed below are important differences
MDPen Fractional Microdermal Needling 2016
MDPen is a MicroNeedling device that moves at speeds up to 17,500 RPM creating 15,000 micro channels per square inch for maximum coverage and a more complete treatment.
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