What does it involve?
Devices such as lasers, radiofrequency or microneedling may form part of a plan for specific skin concerns. Each technique acts differently: devices are selected for their indication, not a promise of results for everyone.
Could it be right for you?
It may interest you if you are exploring options for texture, scars or firmness changes. We first assess your skin type, history and available recovery time.
How we plan your care
Identify the concern
We identify the desired change and potentially suitable options.
Select the technique
We review benefits, risks, recovery and compatibility with other treatments.
Reassess the skin
Follow-up helps decide whether to continue, space sessions or change the approach.
Before deciding
Not every device is suitable for every skin type. Irritation, pigmentation changes or scars may occur. The FDA has reported burns, fat loss and nerve damage with certain uses of radiofrequency microneedling. Indication and device are confirmed during consultation.
Indication and availability of each treatment are confirmed during consultation.
View scientific sources
Regulatory sources on microneedling and radiofrequency microneedling. Evidence and risks for lasers or other devices require specific review; technologies are not interchangeable.
- FDA. Microneedling Devices.
- FDA. Potential Risks with Certain Uses of Radiofrequency Microneedling. Safety Communication, 2025.
Literature checked: November 2, 2026. Clinical review by Dr. David León: pending.