3D Dermaforce Advanced Radio Frequency Microneedling is a method of skin rejuvenation that stimulates the body’s natural healing process to encourage collagen production.

Radio frequency energy is delivered through the needles. By using the non-insulated needles on 3D Dermaforce, it allows us to target both the deep dermis and epidermis layers of the skin as the energy is emitted throughout the entire surface area.

The radio-frequency wave penetrates the basal melanocyte barrier, heating the collagen fibres in the dermis to 55°C-65°C. This stimulates the body’s natural healing process, and as cell turnover increases as the body heals, this results in the production of collagen and elastin in these areas.

Lines & Wrinkles

Anti-ageing & skin tightening

Loose & Sagging skin

Sun damaged skin

Stretch marks

Pitted skin

Face

Brow Lifting

Crows Feet

Nasolabial Folds

Neck & Décolleté

Marionette Lines

Jowls & Jawline

Abdomen

Above the knees

Necklace lines

In addition to the wide range of concerns that 3D Dermaforce can treat, Microneedling / RF combined with cosmeceutical grade skincare, serums, and hyaluronic acid, can also aid skin hydration by delivering products directly into the skin once the channels have been opened following the micro-needling treatment.

Although results can be seen following a one-off treatment, a course of three treatments is recommended for optimal results, with an annual maintenance treatment once per year to maintain results.

Prices start from £215 a session.

If any of the following apply:

Pregnancy, recent pregnancy or breast feeding Cancer including skin and tumours (current)

Heart condition including Pacemakers Active Skin Preparations

Thrombosis or Thrombophlebitis Self Tanning products (on treatment area)

Anticoagulant Medication Keloid Scarring (historic or current)

Metal prosthesis or implants (area Specific) Skin Thinning Medication

Diabetes Steroid Medication

Epilepsy Vascular disease

Auto-Immune Conditions

Use of Immunosuppressive medication

Inflammation or infection in the treatment area

Haemophilia