RF Microneedling Princeton, NJ

This non-invasive and straightforward procedure is gaining popularity for a reason: people are discovering that it is an effective way to achieve long-lasting aesthetic results.

Regain Your Youthful Glow

RF Microneedling, which stands for Radio-Frequency Microneedling, is a cutting-edge procedure that combines microneedling and radiofrequency energy to tighten the skin's surface and improve texture issues such as acne scars and hyperpigmentation. The process involves using ultrafine needles to create microscopic injuries, which stimulate your body's natural healing response and promote the growth of new collagen and elastin, resulting in a smoother complexion and healthier skin. This treatment requires no incisions and has minimal downtime compared to traditional facelift surgery.

Is RF Microneedling Right for Me?

RF Microneedling is a popular treatment because it is suitable for most skin types anywhere on the body, any time of the year, unlike lasers that use light energy. Additionally, RF Microneedling is an excellent option if you are not yet ready for surgical treatment to:

Minimize the common signs of aging
Firm up the skin
Improve tone and pigmentation

Your Initial Consultation

To see if RF Microneedling is right for you, book a consultation with Dr. Hamawy at our Princeton office. He'll discuss your expectations, analyze your skin, and might suggest additional treatments like fillers for optimal results. Progress will be tracked through photographs. If you're a suitable candidate for RF Microneedling, you can schedule your treatment, but there's no immediate pressure to do so. This consultation aims to provide comfort and information, ensuring you're well-equipped to make an informed decision. Pricing discussions are also part of the consultation.

How It Works

During the RF Microneedling procedure, which typically takes 30 minutes to 1 hour, small punctures are made in the skin. Radiofrequency energy is then delivered to the treatment area, heating the skin and stimulating collagen production. Most patients report that the procedure is relatively painless. Multiple treatments are usually necessary to achieve optimal results with RF Microneedling. Most patients notice significant improvements within three treatments, but treating deeper acne scarring may require up to six treatments.

Treatment Time

The duration of each treatment session typically lasts for one hour. However, the amount of time spent on each session may vary depending on the following factors:

The size of the treatment site
Penetration depth
The number of passes necessary for your aesthetic needs

Recovery and Results

After RF Microneedling, your skin may appear slightly red for up to three days, which can be easily covered with cosmetics. Because this treatment stimulates your body to produce collagen and elastin, you should see initial results about six weeks after treatment. Optimal results generally appear approximately twelve weeks after the last treatment. While RF Microneedling can produce noticeable results and is often referred to as a non-surgical facelift, it’s important to remember that these results are typically less dramatic than those achieved through plastic surgery. However, less invasive treatments like RF Microneedling have considerably less downtime and offer quickly visible results. In contrast, surgical procedures such as face and neck lifts provide more dramatic results that can last longer

Why Choose Us?

At PrincetonMD, we’re here to help. We’re pleased to offer RF Microneedling as a safe and effective way to fight the external signs of aging and rejuvenate your skin, leaving you looking younger, fit, and healthy. And with minimal downtime, you can enjoy the benefits of RF Microneedling without disrupting your busy schedule. We take pride in being a leading provider in the Princeton area, offering the expertise of Dr. Hamawy, who is committed to helping clients achieve their desired look and feel their best. Contact us today to schedule an appointment and experience the PrincetonMD difference.