Itu Inus Microneedling RF Machine is a cutting-edge device that combines the benefits of traditional microneedling with advanced radiofrequency (RF) technology to deliver powerful skin rejuvenation results. This dual-action approach stimulates collagen production deep within the skin while precisely targeting surface-level imperfections. Whether you’re addressing enlarged pores, acne scars, active acne, fine lines, or eye area wrinkles, the Inus device offers customizable treatment settings to suit a variety of skin types and concerns.
In this complete guide, we’ll walk you through how to use the Inus Microneedling RF Machine step-by-step for each skin issue. From pre-treatment preparation and parameter settings to serum application and post-care routines, this resource is designed to help skincare professionals deliver safe, effective, and visible results for their clients.
1. Enlarged Pores Treatment
Pre-Treatment:
- Conduct a full-layer skin analysis.
- Deep cleanse with methods like hydrodermabrasion, ion scrubbing, or cold/hot mist.
- Deeply hydrate the skin using iontophoresis or cellular activation. Avoid Gua Sha.
- Disinfect the skin using facial disinfectant (avoid iodine-based solutions); prefer weakly acidic hypochlorous acid water.
First Pass Settings:
- Frequency: 0.5
- Depth: 1.5 mm
- On-Time: 550 ms
- Intensity: 4
- Interval: 1
- Suction: 1
Serum Application:
- Apply GESI Tripeptide using gloves or sterile cotton swabs.
Second Pass Settings:
- Frequency: 0.5
- Depth: 1.4 mm
- On-Time: 500 ms
- Intensity: 3
Third Pass Settings:
- Frequency: 2
- Depth: 1.3 mm
- On-Time: 500 ms
- Intensity: 4
Perawatan Pasca Perawatan:
- Apply sterile mask for 20 minutes + Yellow LED light therapy for 10 minutes.
- First 24 hours: no water; wipe only with saline.
- Next 3 days: clean with water only; avoid cleansers, sunscreen, and makeup.
- After 3–7 days: resume skincare and sunscreen use. Avoid intense exercise and sweating.
- Recommend GESI Copper Peptide, Human-like Water Mist, and Repair Trio Kit.
2. Acne Scar (Atrophic Scars) Treatment
Pre-Treatment: Same as above. For ice-pick scars, add subcision or dot puncturing. Remove pustules or nodules beforehand.
First Pass Settings:
- Depth: 1.6 mm
Serum Application:
- Choose between GESI Tadpole Freeze-Dried Powder (anti-acne) or GESI Tripeptide.
Second Pass:
- Depth: 1.5 mm
Third Pass:
- Frequency: 2
- Depth: 1.4 mm
Pasca perawatan: Same as pore treatment. Add 2x weekly Red & Blue LED therapy (anti-inflammatory).
3. Active Acne Treatment
Pre-Treatment: Same as above. Clean pustules locally before treatment.
First Pass Settings:
- Depth: 1.6 mm
Second Pass Settings:
- Depth: 1.5 mm
- On-Time: 450 ms
- Intensity: 3
Third Pass:
- Depth: 1.4 mm
Pasca perawatan:
- Same routine with added anti-acne product recommendations.
- Use Red & Blue Light Therapy twice a week.
4. Eye Rejuvenation
Pre-Treatment: Same skin prep steps. Tailor depth based on eye area:
- 1.4 mm for under-eye fat pads
- 0.8–1.0 mm for upper eyelids
- 0.5–0.7 mm for fine lines
Use a 10-pin needle tip.
First Pass:
- Frequency: 0.5
- On-Time: 500 ms
- Intensity: 4
Second Pass:
- On-Time: 450 ms
- Intensity: 3
Third Pass:
- Frequency: 2
- On-Time: 400 ms
- Intensity: 4
Pasca perawatan:
- Add GESI Eye Serum to the aftercare routine.
5. Forehead Wrinkle Treatment
Pre-Treatment:
- Follow full skin prep steps. Forehead skin is thinner—adjust depth accordingly.
First Pass Settings:
- Depth: 1.4 mm
Second Pass:
- Depth: 1.2 mm
Third Pass:
- Depth: 1.2 mm
- On-Time: 450 ms
Pasca perawatan:
- Similar care steps to other zones.
Kesimpulan
Microneedling RF is an advanced and versatile technology to treat a variety of skin conditions with high efficacy and minimal downtime. Tailoring the parameters, applying the right serums, and ensuring precise post-care can lead to visible, long-lasting improvements in skin texture, tone, and health. Always assess the client’s skin condition before every treatment and adjust accordingly for the best results.
For professional use only. Always perform a patch test and follow safety guidelines.
