Sponsored News: Cutera launches fractional RF microneedling device

We take a look at Cutera's new fractional RF microneedling device, Secret RF.

What is the Secret RF device? 

Secret RF is a novel fractional radiofrequency (RF) microneedling device that can deliver heat directly into the deeper layers of skin with minimal damage to the skin’s surface. This targeted energy revitalises, rebuilds, and effectively remodels collagen to improve the most common skin concerns seen on the face and body, with very little to no downtime. 

How does the technology actually work? 

Secret RF uses microneedles to deliver radiofrequency energy into varying levels of the skin, including the deeper layers, where treatment is most beneficial. The amount of energy released is customised and delivered at targeted depths, ranging from 0.5mm-3.5mm. This unique delivery of energy helps revitalise and regenerate the tissue and addresses a huge range of aesthetic concerns. 

What make it different to anything else on the market? 

Secret RF uses a unique combination of non-insulated and insulated tips to distribute energy evenly throughout the entire needle. Semi-insulated tips distribute 20% of the energy throughout the needle, and 80% at the tip. On the 25-pin tip, 80% of the energy is delivered at the lower 0.3mm portion of the needle, while the 64-pin tip delivers the energy at 1.0mm. This helps target energy exactly where it is most needed for the optimum clinical results. 

Any other unique features? 

Secret RF also uses a unique and highly sophisticated motor mechanism, which allows the needles to be smoothly delivered, with 100-micron precision. This precision enhances patient comfort and safety by reducing unnecessary damage to the epidermis. 

What are the Secret RF needles made of? 

The needles are made from gold-plated stainless steel. 

Who is a candidate for Secret RF? 

Secret RF treatment can treat all skin types and is ideal for anyone looking to reduce the appearance of: 

• Ageing skin, fine lines, and wrinkles 
• Scars and acne scarring 
• Photodamage – vascular, pigmentation 
• Striae

 

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