What is POTENZA?
POTENZA combines ultra-fine needles with radiofrequency energy to stimulate your skin's natural collagen production. By working beneath the surface, it helps renew the skin from within, gradually improving its texture, firmness, and overall appearance.
With different treatment settings and specialized tips, your practitioner can customize each session to your skin's needs, targeting the areas that matter most to you.
Key Benefits
Smoother skin texture.
Helps reduce unevenness and rough-looking skin.
Less visible acne scars.
Supports remodeling of selected atrophic scars over time.
Refined-looking pores.
Improves the appearance of enlarged pores.
Softer fine lines.
Supports natural collagen production for smoother-looking skin.
Improved firmness.
Helps tighten the appearance of skin affected by mild laxity.
A serum-delivery option.
The Pumping Tip supports delivery of selected topical solutions.
Needle-free alternatives.
Some applicators provide non-invasive RF treatments for suitable goals.
Made for your skin.
Treatment settings are chosen according to your needs and clinical assessment.
How is POTENZA different from basic microneedling?
It combines microneedles with RF energy and four treatment modes to boost collagen and address your specific skin concerns for smoother, firmer-looking skin.
Can it improve acne scars?
It can improve the appearance of certain scars, although the degree of improvement depends on scar type and treatment plan.
Can it treat enlarged pores?
It may help pores look less prominent as texture improves.
What does the Pumping Tip do?
It is designed to support delivery of selected topical solutions through the microchannels created during treatment.
Does it hurt?
Numbing cream may be used. Expect some pressure, warmth or prickling depending on the settings.
Is there downtime?
Temporary redness, swelling or sensitivity are possible; recovery varies by protocol.
Can it treat melasma or rosacea?
These conditions require specialist assessment. RF-based protocols may not suit every case and are not a guaranteed solution.
How many sessions are recommended?
Your provider will tailor a series to the concern being treated.