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Difference Between Microneedling And RF Microneedling In the world of skincare and aesthetics, microneedling and RF (Radio Frequency) microneedling are two popular treatments that have gained significant attention. Both procedures promise to rejuvenate the skin, reduce signs of aging, and improve skin texture. However, they are not the same. This blog post will delve into the differences between microneedling and RF microneedling, how they work, and why RF microneedling might be a better option for you.

Our fractional rf fractional machine is specially designed to deliver RF energy directly to the epidermis or dermis, which could effectively stimulate and re-model collagen. The fractional rf microneedling machine handle is invasive and used for deep wrinkles, scars, acne and strench marks removal with 0.5-2.5mm needle tips (optional). FRACTIONAL RF handle is used for non-invasive skin tightening, skin lifting, and skin whiting. it's much suitable for patience who needs faster recovery time or fears needles.

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Advantages of Acne & Scars Beauty Equipment The Fractional CO2 laser Machie is powered by a 1000w mainframe power supply to ensure stable operation of the machine and sufficient energy output. The Microneedle combines radio frequency with mechanical stimulation to stimulate the skin's self-repair system, the energy does not pass through the epidermis, no thermal damage to the epidermis, ensuring no side effects after surgery.

As we age, collagen will be gradually lost. When women are 20 years old, collagen has already begun to age and lose, and it has been declining year by year. At the age of 25, it has reached the peak of loss. At the age of 40, the collagen is less than half of that at the age of 18. The wrinkles on the faces of the elderly are caused by the loss of collagen.