RF Microneedling in Kansas City

Traditional microneedling uses multiple fine needles to create micro-injuries in the skin. This stimulates the body’s healing response, prompting your skin to produce collagen and elastin—the building blocks of healthy, youthful-looking skin.

Secret RF microneedling takes this process to a whole new level. This treatment heats the underlying layers of the skin to stimulate collagen and elastin. This means we can reach deeper layers of the skin compared to a traditional microneedling appointment. This can produce even faster, more dramatic results that last longer than microneedling alone.

It’s not easy to say when you will see results from Secret RF. Since the technique behind microneedling utilizes your body’s natural ability to produce collagen, results vary from person to person. However, most clients begin to see improvement about three to six months after their last treatment.

As with similar treatments, your aesthetician will work with you to personalize an at-home skincare regimen to help maintain your results long-term.

We may recommend a series of 3 or more treatments, each scheduled 4-6 weeks apart for optimal results.

During your initial consultation for Secret RF, we will make a personalized recommendation for the number of treatments you need. It may depend on your overall skincare goals, lifestyle, and budget.

The feeling patients experience during Secret RF microneedling is best described as a mild scratching sensation. You may also feel some heat and an occasional warm needle prick.

Before we begin, your aesthetician will apply a topical anesthetic to ensure your procedure is tolerable. If you have any concerns about the pain level you may experience during Secret RF, be sure to voice them!

If you have active acne, you should consider alternative treatments; the Secret RF microneedling technique can spread acne-causing bacteria over the skin, leading to new breakouts.

Additionally, you may not be a candidate for RF microneeding at this time if: you have used Accutane within the last three months; have open wounds, cuts, or abrasions; have had radiation on your skin in the last year; have a skin infection or herpes simplex in the treatment area; have trouble healing; are pregnant or breastfeeding.