...feeling the area involved. Pros and Cons of Deep Versus Superficial Microneedling Deep Microneedling Tightening… you don’t get this with superficial microneedling Proven increase in elasticity (snap-back effect) with some...
My heart goes out to you on this. Basically the Morpheus 8 is micro needling with a bit of heat added. You could perhaps say this about all RF micro...
...face. My vote would be be to skip the Thermage and microneedling above the knees and instead invest in one or two deep RF microneedling treatments with a good Board...
...no laser or microneedling makes enough difference to be worth the money. Keep them very cleaned out with a retinol or glycolic product, a good facial, and occasional microdermabrasion or...
These are such great questions! Thank you! Since these treatments are not “medical”, basically this means they don’t have to prove it works, they just have to prove it won’t...
Hey Rosie – thank you for writing! Everyone’s questions help other people too! Here’s my opinion on the above. Microneedling is NOT so great with active acne. Why? For two...
...allergic reactions and long term skincare product allergies. RF Microneedling RF Microneedling is done with topical and injectable numbing, and sometimes general anesthesia if a surgery is being performed at...
...the closet after a few months. The marketing is better than the device usually. Don’t do home microneedling. There are no microneedling devices, that I know of, approved in the...
...latest FDA information and it’s ruling on microneedling. I really agree with these and they are from 2018. Microneedling is now covered under the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR). 21...
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