Microneedling - the Non-Invasive Way to Fight Aging

Used on arms, abdomens, legs, thighs. It's a, almost a small, medium and larger tool to use based on the body part you're trying to treat or the area you're trying to treat. But once again, this is a, you know, 1 to 2 centimeter tightening device and you're trying to think of how the tissues, the skin you see, tightens down to the muscles beneath. And there's a series of connections called the fibroceptal connections. And, and these really help bring our tissues back down when we tighten them with these devices. Once again, it's all bipolar. Radio frequency bipolar has been around for a very, very long time. I've used it in the operating room for decades. So it's not a new technology at all. The way it's incorporated to protect the skin, there's skin sensors, I'm sorry, there's temperature sensors in each of the tips of the devices and these allow the skin to be protected both externally and internally for too much heat. I really like any system that has that much safety built into it.