Microneedling RF (MNRF) with PRP in Thane
Microneedling radiofrequency creates controlled needle channels while delivering RF energy. PRP may be used as an adjunct when clinically appropriate; combining treatments is not necessary for every patient.
Concerns this treatment may address
- Selected acne scars
- Uneven texture
- Enlarged-looking pores or stretch marks
Consultation and suitability
Active acne, scar type, skin tone, medicines, keloid tendency and infection risk are assessed before determining treatment depth or whether PRP adds value.
What happens during treatment
After cleansing and numbing, a sterile tip delivers planned needle depth and RF energy. If PRP is selected, blood is processed and applied or injected according to the plan.
Downtime and aftercare
Redness, swelling, sensitivity and pinpoint crusts commonly last several days. Strict sun protection is important.
Risks, limitations and contraindications
Burns, track marks, infection, acne flare, scarring and post-inflammatory pigment change can occur. Improvement in deep scars is usually partial.
Treatment may be postponed or avoided during active infection, uncontrolled medical conditions, pregnancy where relevant, or when medicines and medical history create additional risk. Individual response varies and no result is guaranteed.
Frequently asked questions
Is PRP always included with MNRF?
No. It is included only when the clinician considers it appropriate.
How many sessions are needed?
Scar type, depth and response determine the recommended course.
