Secret RF Microneedling

Secret RF microneedling is a novel approach to deliver small amounts of radio frequency (RF) energy to all layers of the skin with minimal damage to the skin’s surface. The multi-layered treatment is tailored to each individual and addresses their unique skin concerns.  

What Skin Conditions does the Secret RF treatment address?

The Secret RF microneedling treatment is ideal for improving aging skin, photodamage, fine lines and wrinkles on the face and neck, scars, including acne, and overall skin quality. The treatment is safe and effective and is suitable for all skin types. 

How does Secret RF microneedling treatment work? 

Secret RF microneedling uses microneedles to deliver radio frequency energy into varying levels of the skin including the deeper layers where treatment is most beneficial. Unlike other devices which only deposit energy in upper layer of the skin, Secret RF microneedling delivers RF energy below the surface where it’s needed most to help revitalize and regenerate the tissue. This unique delivery of energy allows us to achieve optimal results with little to no downtime on all skin types. 

Does the Secret RF Microneedling Treatment cause any pain? 

During the treatment, you will feel a slight heating and some pressure on the treatment area. Prior to the procedure, the NAWI staff will apply a numbing cream to the treatment area to increase comfort. If additional comfort is desired, Dr. Dean will address your specific needs. 

What can I expect after a Secret RF Microneedling Treatment? After the treatment, you can immediately return to normal activities. An ointment will be applied to your skin and you will be asked to refrain from wearing make up for several hours. Any minor redness or swelling resulting from treatment will subside within 12-24 hours. How many Secrettm RF Treatments will I need? Patients typically need 3-4 treatments spaced 4-6 weeks apart, to achieve optimal results. Most patients report seeing improvement after the second treatment. Full results typically occur about 3 months after the last treatment.