RF Microneedling (Vivace)

Vivace combines microneedling with radiofrequency energy delivered into the skin to tighten laxity and improve texture more effectively than microneedling alone. The radiofrequency heats the deeper dermis to stimulate collagen, making it well suited to early jowls, crêpey eye-area skin and the neck, as well as pores and scarring. A short course gives the most noticeable lifting and smoothing, and an exosome add-on is available.

Vivace is a radiofrequency (RF) microneedling system that pairs the collagen-stimulating effect of microneedling with controlled RF energy released from insulated needle tips into the deeper layers of the skin. While the micro-needles trigger the surface healing response, the radiofrequency heats the dermis to contract existing collagen and prompt new collagen and elastin, giving a firming and tightening effect that plain microneedling cannot achieve on its own. At Marosz the area is cleansed and numbed before treatment, which takes around forty-five to sixty minutes. Expect redness and a sensation of mild tightness or warmth for a day or two, with little other downtime. Vivace is particularly useful for early skin laxity — softening jowls, firming the lower face and neck, and improving crêpey skin around the eyes — as well as enlarged pores, uneven texture and some scarring and stretch marks. Because results build as collagen remodels, a course of around three sessions spaced a few weeks apart is recommended, with the effect continuing to improve over the following months and maintenance once or twice a year. The clinic can also treat the neck and décolleté and offers an ASCE+ exosome add-on to support recovery. Suitability, including for those with certain implanted electronic devices, is assessed beforehand, and the treatment is avoided in pregnancy.