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For the most part, RF microneedling is safe for the majority of skin tones. “It bypasses the epidermis, and radiofrequency energy is pigment blind, which means that RF targets the skin structures deep in the tissue while not interacting with pigment in the skin, unlike other devices and lasers,

For the most part, RF microneedling is safe for the majority of skin tones. “It bypasses the epidermis, and radiofrequency energy is pigment blind, which means that RF targets the skin structures deep in the tissue while not interacting with pigment in the skin, unlike other devices and lasers,

If you’re using powerful active ingredients like retinoids, alpha hydroxy acids, or beta hydroxy acids, stop using them for at least two to four weeks before your treatment, as the combo of these potent formulas and microneedling could sensitize your skin. Adds Dr. Levine, “avoid supplements that increase bleeding, such as NSAIDs like ibuprofen and aspirin.” Makes sense—RF microneedling creates controlled wounds, and these medications thin the blood, which could lead to bleeding or bruising. (This is also true of taking fish oil supplements and drinking alcohol, so skip happy hour a few nights before your appointment.) If you take prescribed blood thinners, talk to your doctor before booking your RF microneedling appointment, to get the best recommendation for your needs.

If you’re using powerful active ingredients like retinoids, alpha hydroxy acids, or beta hydroxy acids, stop using them for at least two to four weeks before your treatment, as the combo of these potent formulas and microneedling could sensitize your skin. Adds Dr. Levine, “avoid supplements that increase bleeding, such as NSAIDs like ibuprofen and aspirin.” Makes sense—RF microneedling creates controlled wounds, and these medications thin the blood, which could lead to bleeding or bruising. (This is also true of taking fish oil supplements and drinking alcohol, so skip happy hour a few nights before your appointment.) If you take prescribed blood thinners, talk to your doctor before booking your RF microneedling appointment, to get the best recommendation for your needs.

If you’re using powerful active ingredients like retinoids, alpha hydroxy acids, or beta hydroxy acids, stop using them for at least two to four weeks before your treatment, as the combo of these potent formulas and microneedling could sensitize your skin. Adds Dr. Levine, “avoid supplements that increase bleeding, such as NSAIDs like ibuprofen and aspirin.” Makes sense—RF microneedling creates controlled wounds, and these medications thin the blood, which could lead to bleeding or bruising. (This is also true of taking fish oil supplements and drinking alcohol, so skip happy hour a few nights before your appointment.) If you take prescribed blood thinners, talk to your doctor before booking your RF microneedling appointment, to get the best recommendation for your needs.