RF microneedling at Sabi Skin Spa
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Intensity

High

Downtime

4–7 days

Plan for

3–4 sessions

4–6 weeks apart

Cost

$850

per session · save with a series plan

★★★★★

I've done two treatments so far, microneedling and a chemical peel, and my skin already looks brighter and feels smoother! Rosie is super sweet, knowledgeable, and genuinely invested in your long-term skin health. You can tell she really cares and isn't just trying to sell you on things you don't need.

Maria

· Google review

What's involved

Similar to traditional microneedling, Radiofrequency (RF) Microneedling also uses micro-sized needles to create tiny controlled injuries on the skin surface however this treatment is more advanced as the device can then deliver radiofrequency waves below the skin surface. RF microneedling uses two pathways to treat the skin both form the top and bottom for a powerful multi-level skin rejuvenation. This treatment is able to stimulate collagen and elastin at a greater level for improved skin smoothness, firmness, and improvement of enlarged pores, discoloration, and scars.

For the appropriate patient, RF microneedling can be combined with skin boosters or laser resurfacing for the ultimate synergistic treatment.

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Benefits:

  • Refined, toned, more lifted even skin
  • Targets skin laxity, wrinkles, discolored, and dullness

What to expect

1

Cleanse and prep

Your skin is gently cleansed and prepared.

2

Numbing cream

Topical numbing cream goes on before the treatment, unless we've agreed otherwise.

3

RF microneedling pass

The Pix:E® RF microneedling device treats each area, delivering radiofrequency energy through fine needles to remodel the skin from within.

4

Repair and aftercare

High-quality skin-repairing products are applied, and your post-procedure instructions are reviewed in detail.

Downtime

Redness, swelling and tightness, with possible pinpoint bleeding, scabbing, crusting and dry, rough skin for 5–7 days as the tiny channels heal. A sunburn-like feeling is normal. Symptoms and how long they last vary from person to person, and may be milder when advanced serums such as PDRN or exosomes are applied afterwards.

Not recommended if

You're pregnant or breastfeeding, have a severe active infection, have had recent chemotherapy or radiation therapy, are immunocompromised, or have an electronic implant such as an insulin pump, pacemaker or LVAD.