The world’s first RF microneedling machine that combines monopolar and bipolar radiofrequency at 1 or 2MHz in a single device, creating four unique RF modes. With a variety of tips, needle alignment options, and the ability to treat anywhere – Potenza’s versatility cannot be overstated.

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The Unmatched Versatility of the Potenza RF Microneedling Machine:

Potenza takes Radio Frequency microneedling to new levels through the number of customization options available. These options allow Potenza to treat all skin types, anywhere on the body, any time of the year.

The RF energy heats the underlying layers, causing constriction and tightening of the skin through soft-tissue coagulation, as well as causing the stimulation of collagen and elastin production. Because the RF energy is delivered so deeply, it can produce faster, more dramatic results.

Semi-insulated vs Insulated Tips – What’s the difference?

Another instance of our Potenza microneedling machine’s versatility lies within the options of semi-insulated and insulated tips.
Semi-insulated tips allow for increased coverage in a single insertion, whereas insulated needles are great for deep (bipolar) treatments and targeted areas at superficial (monopolar) depths.

THE ONLY OF ITS KIND

Many different topicals are used with RF microneedling devices today however, only 1- 5% of most topically applied medications are typically absorbed by the skin, and the amount that reaches the target depth is frequently insufficient to be effective.

The Fusion Tip is specifically designed to drive topicals into the dermis while simultaneously creating a thermal coagulative event.

Key benefits:

· Ability to drive 67% more topicals into the skin than other devices

· More efficient use of expensive topicals

· Better patient experience and customized cocktails

What are the treatment areas for Potenza?

Part of Potenza’s versatility lies in the available treatment areas, as both face and body are able to be treated. The list of treatable areas are as follows: