What should you know about Lutronic Infini RF microneedling?

The device combines microneedle insertion with bipolar radiofrequency energy. A clinician selects the treatment depth and energy for the area, then treats the skin in a planned pattern. The aim is to stimulate repair below the surface while limiting energy at the top layer. It can be discussed for acne scars, fine lines, textural irregularity, or lax skin when examination shows it is appropriate.

Expected short-term effects include pinpoint marks, redness, swelling, warmth, and tenderness. The surface can feel dry or uneven for a while. Collagen changes take time, so the visible result is assessed after healing and may require a treatment plan tailored to the individual.

Tell the clinician about eczema, psoriasis, acne, infection, cold sores, implanted electronic devices, medicines that affect clotting, and previous abnormal scars. Avoid treating sunburned or freshly tanned skin. After the appointment, keep the area clean, do not remove flakes, use the recommended bland moisturiser, and limit heat, vigorous exercise, and direct sun until advised that the barrier has recovered.

Call the clinic if discomfort is increasing, swelling is marked or spreading, or redness persists with warmth and drainage. Blistering, crusting that becomes extensive, fever, or pus warrants prompt assessment. Seek emergency care for trouble breathing, collapse, or rapidly developing swelling of the lips, tongue, or face.

Ask whether Infini is suitable for the specific scar or texture pattern, how depth will be chosen, and whether numbing medicine is needed. Discuss expected recovery, sun protection, skincare pauses, the plan for review, and alternatives such as standard microneedling.