Deage microneedle radiofrequency

Microneedle radiofrequency is a modern technology used in treating scars, including acne, postoperative, and post-traumatic scars. This procedure combines skin microneedling with heating its deep layers using electromagnetic radiation at radio frequencies (RF). This method effectively stimulates the skin to regenerate, accelerating the remodeling of scar tissue and improving its structure.

How does microneedle radiofrequency work on scars?

This technology works in two ways - the mechanical microneedles stimulate the skin for natural rebuilding, while the heat generated by RF energy stimulates fibroblasts to produce new collagen and elastin fibers. These processes lead to the reconstruction of the skin's structure, effectively smoothing scars and evening out the skin's surface.

The procedure is performed using two types of technologies:

• Non-ablative microneedle technology (DeAge EX) works beneath the skin by using insulated needles that penetrate deep into the skin at a adjustable depth from 0.5 to 3.5 mm. The RF energy is delivered through their tips, heating the tissues at the level of the dermis without damaging the epidermis. This internal regeneration is ideal for restructuring scars and densifying the skin. DeAge EX has a power regulation system (100 levels) that allows adjusting the intensity of the treatment to the specific scars and skin type.
• Ablative microneedle technology (Pixel RF microplasma) is a fractional microneedle method that combines microneedles with controlled skin damage. The RF energy applied by the microneedles penetrates both the skin surface and deeper layers, causing fractional micro-injuries that intensely stimulate collagen and elastin remodeling. The result is scar smoothening, skin texture improvement, and pigmentation reduction.

Effects of microneedle radiofrequency treatment on scars:

• Reduced visibility of acne, postoperative, and post-traumatic scars through tissue regeneration and remodeling.
• Stimulation of intense collagen production, leading to denser and stronger skin structure.
• Smoothing and evening out the skin surface by reducing irregularities associated with scars.
• Stretch mark reduction through elastin and collagen fiber regeneration.
• Improved skin tension and elasticity, making it more resilient and resistant to damage.
• Pigmentation reduction and evening skin tone around scar areas.
• Stimulation of regenerative processes, accelerating healing and skin quality improvement.

Microneedle radiofrequency is an effective method for scar reduction and other skin imperfections, offering long-lasting results thanks to advanced regenerative stimulation technology.

How to choose the right treatment?

Choosing the appropriate type of microneedle radiofrequency depends on the type and depth of scars and the expected outcomes. It is also important to consider individual skin characteristics and the level of regeneration required for the specific skin condition.

• If the scars are deep, located in the dermal layer and require internal regeneration, DeAge EX may be a better choice. This type of therapy allows for skin structure reconstruction without damaging the surface, reducing the risk of peeling and shortening the recovery time.
• If the scars are more superficial, with skin irregularities or pigmentation issues, Pixel RF microplasma may be more effective. Its fractional action affects both the skin surface and deeper layers, promoting comprehensive regeneration and skin texture improvement.

Combining microneedle radiofrequency with other treatments for enhanced effects:

• Carboxytherapy - Use between RF treatments, every 1-2 weeks.
  Why it's worth it: improves microcirculation and tissue oxygenation, enhancing regeneration effectiveness. Helps combat scars in poorly vascularized, deep skin areas.
• Oxygen Infusion with hyaluronic acid - Perform after RF treatment, when the skin has completed the healing phase (usually after 3-5 days).
  Why it's worth it: deeply moisturizes and oxygenates the skin, supports cell renewal, reduces tension and dryness post-treatment. It has anti-inflammatory and soothing effects, improving comfort and shortening recovery time.
• Retinoic acid or TCA therapy (Medium-depth peels) - Apply after completing the RF series, when the skin is regenerated (at least 4 weeks after the last treatment).
  Why it's worth it: RF works deeply, and peels work superficially. They help smooth the skin texture and lighten post-inflammatory pigmentation, complementing structural therapy.
• Collagen Mesotherapy (with tropocollagen, vitamin C, DMAE) - Use between RF treatments - best 2 weeks after each session.
  Why it's worth it: accelerates regeneration and supports collagen and elastin synthesis, especially in patients with mature or sagging skin.
• LED Therapy (red and blue light) - Perform immediately after the treatment or within 24-48 hours.
  Why it's worth it: reduces redness, decreases inflammation, supports tissue regeneration, and improves post-treatment comfort.
• General treatment: collagen and antioxidant supplementation - Start 4-6 weeks before the first RF treatment and continue throughout the therapy.
  Why it's worth it: increases skin's ability to rebuild and enhances treatment effects from the inside. Supplements with vitamin C, zinc, type I collagen, and L-lysine support the durability of the results.

Combining microneedle RF with other therapies such as fractional laser, PRP, MD:collection ampoules, or LED allows for comprehensive skin regeneration at various levels. This results in a stronger, more lasting remodeling effect, shorter recovery time, and greater predictability of results.

It's a targeted, personalized approach in line with current regenerative medicine standards - ideal for patients expecting visible yet natural results without lengthy recovery periods.

Why choose microneedle radiofrequency treatment for scars?

Microneedle radiofrequency is worth considering for scars because it is one of the most effective and safest methods for skin rebuilding, working deeply where actual structural damage occurs. By combining microneedling with thermal energy, the treatment stimulates intense skin regeneration without the need to remove the epidermis.

It's a solution for individuals dealing with acne, post-traumatic, or postoperative scars who seek real improvement - not only superficially but structurally. The effects are gradual but lasting: the skin becomes smoother, firmer, with an even complexion and texture.

The treatment can be tailored to the scar type, depth of changes, and skin type, making it incredibly precise and individualized. An additional advantage is the relatively short recovery time compared to traditional resurfacing methods.

It's a conscious choice for patients looking for technology-confirmed effectiveness but who want to avoid aggressive procedures or long periods of downtime.