RF Microneedling
RF microneedling combines controlled needling with radiofrequency energy and may be considered for the appearance of firmness or texture on the face and body. Your skin, treatment area, previous procedures, and goals guide whether this approach is suitable.
Discuss the proposed Candela Matrix Profound device configuration and intended use with your provider. Review comfort, recovery needs, alternatives, and realistic limits before treatment. Exosomes are an optional add-on requiring a separate product, evidence, regulatory, and safety discussion; an added benefit is not assured.
What to expect from your RF microneedling experience
- A personalized assessment of skin firmness and texture
- A review of your goals, comfort level, and treatment expectations
- A tailored plan that may include RF microneedling, optional exosomes, and follow-up care
- Guidance on recovery, sun protection, and how to support your results over time
Understanding
RF Microneedling, Face and Body (Candela Matrix Profound)
RF microneedling combines needle penetration with delivery of radiofrequency energy. The proposed device configuration, treatment area, and your skin characteristics influence both the intended effect and the risks; an individual assessment is needed for face or body treatment.
Pain, redness, swelling, burns, pigment changes, infection, scarring, nerve injury, and unwanted tissue effects are possible. Healing varies, so ask for personalized skin-care, activity, and sun-exposure advice rather than relying on a fixed recovery timeline. Share implants, prior surgery, medicines, and healing problems before deciding.
A personalized approach to RF microneedling
Firmness Goals with Realistic Limits.
Your treatment plan is built around your specific concerns, skin type, and goals. We start with a thorough assessment of the area you want to address, whether that is the face, neck, or body. From there, we explain how RF microneedling can help, what the experience will be like, and how to care for your skin before and after treatment.
Because every face and body is different, we do not promise a surgical-level lift. Instead, we focus on creating a plan that helps you understand what RF microneedling can reasonably improve and how it fits into your broader skincare routine. If exosomes are discussed, they are reviewed as an optional add-on with their own considerations, not as a standard ingredient or guaranteed outcome.
01 — Consultation
Share your goals, medical history, and any previous treatments so we can recommend whether RF microneedling is a good fit for your skin and the area you want to improve.
02 — Evaluation
We assess your skin, review any implants or previous procedures, and explain how the Candela Matrix Profound device can be used for your specific concerns.
03 — Personalized Plan
We explain the treatment, comfort options, recovery, and any optional add-ons like exosomes so you can make an informed decision before moving forward.
04 — Ongoing Care
After treatment, we help you understand how to support your skin, when to expect gradual changes, and whether follow-up care makes sense for your goals.
A Considered Approach to Non-Surgical Firmness Care.
At Basis, discuss how the proposed RF microneedling approach relates to your specific firmness or texture concern. Ask about the Candela Matrix Profound configuration, suitability for the area, risks, and non-procedural or surgical alternatives. A surgical-level lift is not a realistic assumption.
An optional exosome add-on needs its own review of product identity, source, intended use, evidence, regulatory status, and known and unknown risks. Its biological role does not establish that adding it improves a microneedling result.
What to expect
Before your appointment
Share your medical history, previous treatments, and the area you want to improve. Ask about the Candela Matrix Profound device, comfort options, and any preparation steps your provider recommends.
During your visit
We review the treatment area, explain the Candela Matrix Profound device, discuss comfort options, and answer questions before treatment begins. You may feel discomfort, redness, or swelling, which are common and usually temporary. If exosomes are part of your plan, we explain how they are used and what to expect.
Estimated visit: 60–90 min.
Confirm appointment details when booking.
After your visit
Follow your personalized instructions for cleansing, products, sun protection, and activity. Contact the provider for worsening pain, blistering, spreading redness, persistent numbness, or unexpected tissue changes; ask when healing and later response should be reviewed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Discuss RF microneedling for face and body and the proposed Candela Matrix Profound configuration. Ask your provider to confirm the exact device, treatment area, and approach before treatment so you understand what to expect.
No. RF microneedling and surgery have different capabilities, risks, and recovery needs. Discuss realistic limits for your skin and goals; significant laxity may warrant a different approach rather than expecting a surgical-level lift.
Exosomes are extracellular vesicles, not stem cells. If they are discussed, your provider should explain what they are, how they may be used, and what you should consider before deciding whether to include them in your treatment. The name alone does not establish benefit, safety, or approval, so ask about the product, source, intended use, and evidence before making a decision.
Suitable areas depend on the specific technique, device, and your individual tissue characteristics. Your provider should explain whether the area you want to improve is a good fit for RF microneedling rather than applying the same approach to every body area.
Common risks can include pain, swelling, redness, burns, pigment changes, infection, scarring, and unwanted tissue effects. Ask about the specific risks associated with RF microneedling and the Candela Matrix Profound device rather than relying on general non-surgical language.
Yes. Implants, previous surgery, and other treatments in or near the area can affect suitability or planning. Share your full history so your provider can evaluate relevance and recommend the right approach.
Future care depends on your response, aging, goals, and the method used. Follow-up care should reflect skin response and continuing goals rather than an automatic fixed series.
Estimated visit: 60–90 min. Confirm appointment details when booking. Ask whether assessment and comfort preparation are included, and discuss recovery needs and any separately considered exosome add-on.
It’s time to get back to basis.
Talk with a provider about RF microneedling, the proposed method, and your firmness goals.