RF Microneedling
RF Microneedling combines microneedles with radiofrequency heat delivered beneath the surface. The needles create micro-channels while RF energy triggers controlled thermal remodeling — the combo signals your skin to rebuild stronger collagen and elastin over time. At Lasergirl, we tailor this into two lanes: Morpheus-style deep RF for tightening and contour, and superficial RF for pores, texture, and glow.
Texture. Pores. Tightening. Pricing customized by area and treatment depth. Choose your preferred location when booking.
RF Treatment Options & Aftercare
Compare deep and superficial RF, explore who it may help, and understand treatment timing and aftercare.
How RF Works
Microneedles safely create tiny micro-injuries. RF energy heats targeted tissue at controlled depths. This triggers a healing cascade that can improve texture, pores, fine lines, and mild laxity.
Superficial RF: texture smoothing, pore refinement, glow
Deep RF Morpheus-style: tightening, contour, lower-face support
Excellent for acne scarring when used as a series
Can be combined in an Own Your Youth® roadmap with laser and IPL
Who It Can Help
Enlarged pores, rough texture, crepey skin
Acne scars, especially rolling or texture-based scars
Fine lines, especially cheeks and lower face
Mild to moderate laxity around jawline and neck
Clients wanting tightening without CO2-level downtime
For severe laxity or deeply etched wrinkles, we may recommend CO2 or a multi-modality plan.
Morpheus-Style Deep RF
Best for: Tightening, contour support, jawline/neck, deeper collagen remodeling
Downtime: 2–5 days redness and swelling; temporary grid marks are possible
Typical feel: Deeper heat sensation; numbing strongly recommended
Superficial RF
Best for: Pores, texture, glow, mild fine lines, fresh-skin maintenance
Downtime: 24–72 hours pinkness; makeup often next day
Typical feel: More surface-level warmth; still benefits from numbing
We can combine both strategies depending on your goals, for example deep RF on the lower face and superficial RF on cheeks or forehead.
During & After
Length: typically 45–75 minutes depending on area
Numbing: recommended for comfort
Immediately after: redness, warmth, and sometimes swelling
Texture: a sandpaper feel for a few days is normal
Results timeline: early glow within days; collagen builds over 6–12 weeks
Series: commonly 3 sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart
Protect Your Results
Hydrate aggressively and keep the barrier calm
Avoid active acids and retinoids for 3–7 days, depending on intensity
No heavy sweating or saunas for 24–48 hours
SPF daily — non-negotiable
Keep it clean and don’t pick any tiny crusting
You’ll receive a simple, exact aftercare plan based on your treatment depth.
RF Microneedling Questions & Pricing
Review common questions, treatment planning and consultation qualifications before you book.
Is RF Microneedling the same as Morpheus?
Morpheus is a brand name. Morpheus-style refers to deeper RF microneedling used for tightening and contour support. We match the treatment strategy to your goal rather than chasing a logo.
How many sessions do I need?
Most clients do best with a series of 3. Acne scarring or laxity often benefits from 3–6 depending on severity.
Can it help acne scars?
Yes, especially rolling scars and texture-based scarring. Very deep or tethered scars may need combination strategies such as laser, subcision, or a multi-modality plan.
Is there downtime?
Expect redness and warmth. Superficial RF is usually 1–3 days. Deep RF can be 2–5 days with swelling. We tailor intensity to your calendar.
Pricing & Treatment Plan
Pricing: Customized by area
RF Microneedling can be done as superficial rejuvenation or deep tightening depending on goals, tolerance, and downtime preferences.
One session can look nice. A series is where the real collagen remodeling happens.
Not sure which version you need? Text us a photo and your goal and we’ll guide you.
Your Consultation
Face · Neck · Jawline · Acne Scars · Pores · Crepey Skin
RF Microneedling treatment recommendations are subject to consultation and skin assessment. This page is educational and not a substitute for medical advice.
