Fractional Microneedle RF (SECRET) — Full Face

Fractional radiofrequency microneedling (SECRET RF system) for the full face — combining micro-needles and bipolar RF energy at programmable depths to remodel collagen, tighten pores, smooth acne scarring, and lift skin texture.

The SECRET RF system from Ilooda delivers bipolar radiofrequency energy through an array of insulated microneedles, allowing precise thermal coagulation zones to be created at controllable depths (0.5 to 3.5 mm) beneath the skin surface. Unlike ablative lasers or surface RF, the insulated needle design concentrates thermal energy at the needle tip — leaving the epidermis largely intact — while triggering a powerful collagen remodelling response in the dermis and sub-dermis. This combination of mechanical wound-healing from the microneedles and thermal stimulation from the RF produces a synergistic collagen-remodelling effect that neither modality achieves alone. At Premier Clinic, the full-face SECRET RF treatment is priced at 4,500 CZK (approximately 180 EUR). Extending the treatment to face, neck, and décolleté is available at 9,900 CZK. For context, equivalent fractional RF microneedling in Germany (Morpheus8, Genius, or SECRET RF) typically costs 600 to 1,200 EUR for the full face — making Prague pricing 70 to 85% lower for the same technology category. The treatment is customised with different needle penetration depths for different facial zones: shallower settings (0.5 to 1.5 mm) for periorbital areas and surface texture; deeper settings (2 to 3.5 mm) for jawline tightening and acne scar remodelling. Sessions take approximately 60 minutes including topical anaesthetic preparation (which is applied 30 minutes prior and included in the appointment). A primary course of three sessions spaced four to six weeks apart produces optimal results — measurable tightening, pore size reduction, and texture improvement that continues improving over six months. Mild swelling and redness typically resolve within 24 to 48 hours. The treatment is safe across all Fitzpatrick skin types, making it suitable for a broader population than ablative lasers.