How Vivace Helps with Acne Scars
If you’ve struggled with acne, you’re not alone. Acne is the most common skin condition in the United States, impacting approximately 50 million Americans every year. Unfortunately, many cases of acne lead to scarring, often causing frustration and insecurity among patients. But, with advancements in aesthetic treatments, it doesn’t have to be that way.
Vivace RF microneedling is a revolutionary treatment that stimulates the skin’s natural healing process to reduce the appearance of acne scars, as well as other skin imperfections. Continue reading to learn more about the power of Vivace for acne scarring.
How Does It Work?
Vivace RF microneedling works with three key factors: integrated RF (radiofrequency) energy, LED light, and microneedling with gold-tipped needles. This FDA-cleared, minimally-invasive treatment provides powerful healing benefits to the skin that are unlike other advances in skin rejuvenation technology.
Let’s break down how each aspect of Vivace RF microneedling works:
RF energy
The RF administered to the skin through the Vivace device works by speeding up collagen production in the skin. Collagen is the protein in the skin that provides structure and strength. For acne scarring, the additional collagen produced from Vivace microneedling reduces pockmarks and indentations in the skin, giving it a healthier and more uniform appearance.
LED light
The device also delivers LED light to the skin. This calms inflammation and accelerates the skin’s healing process, allowing for faster results.
Microneedling
Microneedling with gold-tipped needles forms invisible microchannels in the skin. These microchannels allow the skin to more effectively absorb the nutrient serums that we apply during treatment. These serums are chosen according to your needs and will give your skin the nutrients required to heal acne scarring.
Vivace RF microneedling is a fast and highly effective treatment to reduce the appearance of acne scarring and get the clear, healthy skin that you’ve always wanted. Contact the Gulf Coast Institute of Rejuvenation to learn more.