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microneedling radiofrequency on the body: a solution for flabby belly, stretch marks and delicate eye area
· lek. Michał Marciniak
It often happens that despite a healthy diet and regular training, certain parts of the body do not want to cooperate. We hear it all the time: "I lost weight, I exercise, but the skin on my belly is…
Microneedle radiofrequency or Dermapen? A complete comparison of skin rejuvenation technologies
· lek. Michał Marciniak
Dermapen (microneedle mesotherapy) is needling of the skin alone - mechanical stimulation. Microneedle radiofrequency with the D-Frax device is needling PLUS thermal energy, which additionally…
Does microneedle radiofrequency hurt? The truth about safety, anaesthesia and summer treatments
· lek. Michał Marciniak
Short answer: Microneedle radiofrequency is not a painless treatment, but with proper anaesthesia the sensations are entirely acceptable - patients describe them as warmth and gentle scratching, not…
How does microneedling radiofrequency work? Collagen remodeling mechanism, fractional technology and types of needles
· lek. Michał Marciniak
microneedling radiofrequency combines two skin stimulation mechanisms - needling (mechanical stimulus triggering regeneration) and radio wave energy (thermal stimulus causing contraction of collagen…
Drooping eyelid - 8 questions and answers
· lek. Michał Marciniak
A drooping eyelid is a relatively common condition. Depending on the study and the region, it affects between 4.7% and 13.5% of adults, with a much higher proportion among patients over 80 years of…
Facial volumetry - how to regain a younger look without a scalpel?
· lek. Michał Marciniak
Between the ages of 25 and 30, the first fine lines appear on the face. As a result of the loss of elastin and collagen, the facial contour also begins to sag. This is often the moment when patients…
Fractional facial rejuvenation - how does the laser work and what results does it give?
· lek. Michał Marciniak
The face is the area of the body most often treated with anti-ageing procedures. It is on the face that the effects of skin ageing are most clearly visible - loss of elasticity, wrinkles, dryness and…
Botulinum toxin demystified - 10 most frequently asked questions
· lek. Michał Marciniak
Although it gives excellent results, some people demonise it or ridicule it. Botulinum toxin - for that is what we are talking about - has become surrounded by many myths. Yet it is a substance widely…
Moles - how they form and how to remove them
· lek. Michał Marciniak
Moles are very common skin lesions. Most of them are small and do not pose an aesthetic problem for patients. Few people pay attention to them, and some even think they add charm. They are most often…
Laser scar treatment - 10 questions about the procedure
· lek. Michał Marciniak
Scar removal can be carried out using many methods. Because it is minimally invasive and highly precise, patients are very keen to choose treatment with a fractional laser. This procedure is described…
Hyaluronidase - what is it and when is it worth using?
· lek. Michał Marciniak
Hyaluronic acid has the ability to bind water, which helps to hydrate the skin and increase its elasticity. This property has found wide use in aesthetic medicine, mainly as a way of reducing…
How to care for your hands? Fractional hand rejuvenation
· lek. Michał Marciniak
Patients who opt for rejuvenating treatments often focus primarily on the face. Yet one of the parts of the body on which the passage of time is clearly marked is the hands. With age, the skin there…