Radiofrequency microneedling stimulates collagen, elastin, shrinks sebaceous glands, and reduces dilated blood vessels for anti-aging effects.

“If I'm not mistaken, I think that one might be a radio frequency micro needling. I think that's right. Yeah. Yes. So, that one kind of bridges the gap a little bit. It depends. It is semi-ablative because you're literally piercing the skin with a bunch of needles. Got it. And delivering radio frequency energy through those needles. Um and those will stimulate collagen. So anything that generates heat in the skin to a certain level will to a certain temperature I should say will then cause the formation of something called heat shock protein and that causes a whole cascade of other activity within the dermis of the cells the dermis of the skin to make you produce collagen elastin shrink the overactive sebaceous glands and reduce some of the dilated blood vessels.”

“So anything that generates heat in the skin to a certain level will to a certain temperature I should say will then cause the formation of something called heat shock protein and that causes a whole cascade of other activity within the dermis of the cells the dermis of the skin to make you produce collagen elastin shrink the overactive sebaceous glands and reduce some of the dilated blood vessels. So there is a lot of benefit beyond just treating the vascule that you see.”