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Microneedling is one of the most modern techniques for treating acne scars, burn scars, stretch marks, large-pored skin and other cosmetic problems.

This method is also used successfully in the area of anti-aging.

With radio frequency for the face and body, the connective tissue fibers in the deeper layers of the skin are briefly heated to 45°C to 60°C and contract (denature) in response. On the one hand, this causes immediate tightening (collagen shrinking) of the skin and, on the other hand, results in new collagen formation through stimulation of the fibroblasts. After a few repetitions at intervals of approx. 4-6 weeks, more and more new collagen fibers are formed, which restore the skin's natural elasticity.

The latest methods of microneedling use the stamping procedure. A sterile treatment head with 12 to 20 fine needles penetrates the upper layer of skin at intervals. The depth of penetration is individually tailored to your skin. The penetration of the needles creates fine channels in the epidermis. These trigger the body's own healing mechanisms, which produce increased amounts of collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid and thus plump up the skin from the inside.

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The main applications of radiofrequency microneedling are:

-- Scar

-- Acne scars

-- Burn scars

-- Pregnancy and stretch marks

-- Anti-aging

-- large-pored skin

-- Creases

-- Blood fungus, couperose (red veins) are treated with needle coagulation