RF Microneedling SLC Utah

Traditional microneedling uses tiny little needles that gently glide into the skin causing microscopic little holes which stimulates your body to build collagen. Radio frequency microneedling does the same, however when the little needles are in the skin for a nanosecond they emit a radio frequency energy which is heat. That energy goes deeper into the skin causing greater skin coagulation resulting in skin tightening and increased collagen.

The RF microneedling treatment can be anywhere from 3-5 times more powerful than regular microneedling due to 1-it can go deeper into the skin, 2-the radio frequency energy and 3-the precision of the machine with different settings.

RF microneedling is amazing because of its versatility. It can treat acne scars, tighten the skin, reduce fine lines and wrinkles, reduce sweating under the arms, reduce unwanted fat such as under the chin and reduce stretch marks/scars on the body.

The Vampire Facial is traditional microneedling with PRP (platelet rich plasma which is your own blood drawn from a vein and spun down to a concentrated plasma liquid). RF microneedling is the machine itself, however you can also put on PRP after the RF microneedling session as well.

Traditional microneedling is usually $300-400 in Utah. You need 3-5 treatments to equal one RF Microneedling treatment. RF microneedling is $500-$1,000 per treatment, varying per area.. Depending on the issue, 3 treatments can be recommended for best results.

You will be red for 2-6 hours and slightly pink for a day or two. It is best to avoid makeup for 3 days after the treatment so your skin can breathe and heal. Although this treatment can be done anytime of the year, like any laser service to the face or body it is best to avoid significant sun exposure for 2 weeks after the treatment.

You will start to see results 4-6 weeks after the treatment, however it can take up to 6 months for the skin to remodel itself and get the final result. The results can last years, depending on smoking status, eating habits, sun exposure and age.