A well known procedure used for decades (first introduced in 1985), suitable for all skin colour and type as the abrasion levels can be adjusted.

An increasing interest for its properties, with a growing list of indications, including Acne and Acne Scars.

A minimally invasive procedure, less aggressive alternative to chemical peels and dermabrasion, performed without the use of anaesthesia (painless), with minimal side effects and down time. 

A decreased sebum levels noted immediately at the end of the procedure and at the end of treatment sessions.

Effective in the treatment of scars with a clinically significant improvements in skin appearance, and improvement of collagen fiber density and distribution.

The possibility to combine it with other dermatologic or cosmetic treatments to produce a positive effect on the improvement of Acne.

A quick recovery of the skin barrier after the procedure, allowing to perform it on a weekly basis.

Another well known process (its original conception can be traced back to 1995), which can safely address a variety of concerns in all skin types, with an adjustable needle length.

Induce a natural wound healing, with a very low risk of dyspigmentation (as opposed to Laser and Chemical Peel), minimal side effects and down time.

Multiple studies highlight evidence of its potential in the treatment of scars secondary to acne or other causes (surgery, trauma, varicella, burn) and even hypertrophic scars.

Effective treatment for both acne scars and associated pigmentation in patients with dark skin color.

Fractional radiofrequency microneedling has been evaluated as a safe and effective treatment for acne vulgaris.

It can also be combined with other dermatologic or cosmetic treatments to maximise benefits. 

Well tolerated by patients.

Short healing time.