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Are you considering radiofrequency (RF) microneedling for skin tightening or facial sculpting? In this video, Dr. Allan C. Wulc discusses the FDA warning released on October 15 regarding the potential risks of RF microneedling—and what it means for patient safety.

RF microneedling is a powerful tool used to tighten skin, sculpt facial contours, and reduce localized fat. However, as discussed in this video, when used incorrectly, in the wrong area, or on the wrong patient, complications can occur. That’s why proper training, experience, and patient screening are critical.

The discussion also highlights how RF microneedling can be used to address:

Bags and puffiness under the eyes

Festoons (malar bags)

Skin texture concerns

Lower jawline sculpting

Skin tightening and contouring

With meticulous patient screening, precise technique, and extensive provider experience, this treatment can deliver excellent, safe results. The key takeaway: RF microneedling should only be performed by an experienced, well-trained provider—not simply in a casual or inexperienced med spa setting.

If you’re considering this procedure, this video offers important insight to help you make a safe, informed decision.

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