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RF Microneedling and FDA Safety Alert: What Patients Need to Know?

RF microneedling is a medical device procedure that involves inserting needle electrodes into the skin to create controlled radiofrequency energy and heat within or beneath the skin. In 2025, the FDA issued a safety communication regarding reports of burns, scars, fat loss, disfigurement, and nerve damage associated with certain uses. The legal status of the device, practitioner training, single-use cartridges, parameter recording, and complication plan should be discussed.

July 26, 20267 min read

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Urgent Protocol Questions to Ask When Choosing an Aesthetic Clinic

The aesthetic clinic emergency protocol is a written process that defines the recognition, initial assessment, treatment, and referral of time-sensitive problems that may develop after an injection or device procedure. Preparation includes a trained team, accessible communication, product-device registration, necessary emergency supplies, and a predefined referral relationship.

July 26, 20267 min read

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Urgent Protocol Questions to Ask When Choosing an Aesthetic Clinic

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