Microneedling with RF in Greenwich, CT

The short answer

Radiofrequency microneedling at our Greenwich location combines controlled micro-channels with radiofrequency heating delivered at a set depth, targeting skin texture, scarring and laxity. Treatment is carried out under topical anaesthetic and planned as a course of sessions. Depth and energy settings are chosen from your skin type.

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Greenwich patients asking about radiofrequency microneedling generally want to know about depth and energy settings, not device brand names. That is the right question. The platform matters far less than the parameters chosen for your skin and the concern being treated.

It is a course treatment with short-term visible recovery – redness for a day or three – and sessions spaced several weeks apart. Planning the whole course at the outset works better than booking session by session.

What is microneedling with rf, in plain terms?

Radiofrequency microneedling creates controlled micro-channels and delivers radiofrequency energy through them to heat deeper tissue, targeting texture, scarring and laxity.

For how this works in more detail across all our locations, see practice-wide microneedling with rf.

Microneedling with radiofrequency compared with microneedling alone compared

Microneedling with RF Microneedling alone Microneedling with PRP
How it works Micro-channels plus radiofrequency heating Micro-channels only Micro-channels plus your own platelet-rich plasma
Main targets Texture, scarring, laxity Texture and superficial scarring Texture and overall skin quality
Typical downtime Redness for a few days Redness for one to two days Redness for one to two days
Course Usually a series of sessions Usually a series of sessions Usually a series of sessions
Blood draw needed No No Yes – a small sample is taken and spun
At the Greenwich office Decided at your assessment, not from this table Decided at your assessment, not from this table Decided at your assessment, not from this table

Who asks about microneedling with rf in Greenwich?

Early laxity along the jaw and under the chin is the leading reason patients book this here, usually in their forties and fifties and usually explicitly avoiding surgery. Texture and acne scarring are the other main drivers.

Long indoor heating seasons and coastal summers both feature in the skin picture in Fairfield County, and both are taken into account when settings and aftercare are planned.

What else is available at this location?

the botox page for Greenwich and the juvederm page for Greenwich are the two treatments most often raised alongside this one. Whether they belong in the same appointment is a clinical judgement.

For the same treatment in a different market, see how microneedling with rf works at the Cashiers office.

What are the travel times from nearby towns?

Coming from Approximate drive Main route
Cos Cob 7 minutes US-1 / East Putnam Avenue
Riverside 8 minutes US-1 East
Old Greenwich 10 minutes US-1 East
Port Chester, NY 10 minutes US-1 West
Stamford 15 minutes I-95 North

Directions from each feeder town, plus parking, are on the journey to Greenwich.

What should I expect to pay?

Costs are not listed here because they are not uniform. The treatment chosen, the area, the amount of product and the number of visits all change the total. That total is given to you at consultation, before treatment is booked.

Who performs the treatment?

Anita Dormer, MD carries out the assessment and the treatment. If a requested treatment is not the right answer for what you want to change, you will be told so rather than sold it.

Background on the practice is on the about the practice page.

Questions we are asked most

How is this different from a laser treatment?

Radiofrequency energy is not pigment-targeted the way many lasers are, and it is delivered at depth through needles rather than at the surface. That difference affects which skin types can be treated and how.

What downtime should I plan for?

Redness like strong sunburn for one to three days, occasionally with mild swelling. Most people are comfortable in public by day three.

Will it help laxity along my jawline?

Early to moderate laxity is one of the main things it is used for. Advanced laxity is a different conversation, and an honest one about what non-surgical treatment can achieve.

How many sessions does a course involve?

Sessions are spaced several weeks apart and the number is agreed after assessment, based on what is being treated and your skin’s response.

Where does this information come from?

The clinical detail on this page is drawn from the references below, all of which describe treatments in general rather than individual terms.

Talk it through first

An assessment is the sensible first step. Bring the questions you have, including the awkward ones – individual results vary and suitability is confirmed at consultation.

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