In order to create smoother, firmer, more toned skin, microneedling uses small needles to prick the skin, creating new collagen, capillaries, elastin, and tissues. Rather than just pricking the skin, RF microneedling also uses radiofrequency, which stimulates collagen and elastin production at a deeper level than microneedling can. By coagulating fat and contracting connective tissue, the 24 coated pins tighten and rejuvenate the treated area. The handheld device is pressed into the patient's treatment area after a topical numbing cream has been applied, allowing minuscule microneedles to perforate the skin. Pins emit radiofrequency waves (RF) once they are in place. Through the heat generated by these waves, the dermal skin layer and fat beneath are tightened. It takes no longer than two hours to complete the whole procedure, including numbing and preparations. All skin types can benefit from RF Microneedling treatment, which creates uniform results without causing any thermal damage to the dermis. A side effect of some resurfacing techniques is post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, which can also be reduced with innovative technology.