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Concerns
How it works
Recovery & risks
FAQsPrecision treatment starts with an assessment.
Agnes RF uses insulated microneedles to deliver radiofrequency energy at a selected depth in a specific area.
Unlike wider-area RF microneedling, its approach is focused on a particular structure. Dr Khan assesses the concern, the treatment area and your medical history before recommending whether Agnes RF is appropriate. Looking for a treatment across a broader area? Learn about Genius RF microneedling.- Your concern and treatment goals
- Whether the device is suited to the area
- Expected recovery and relevant risks
- Other options, including no treatment
Concerns to discuss with Dr Khan
The brief identifies these possible applications. Each must match the clinic’s actual treatment protocols and the device’s ARTG intended purpose before it appears on a live page.
Discuss whether a targeted approach is appropriate for your under-eye concern and whether another treatment may be better suited.
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Assessment of the jawline and under-chin area helps distinguish localised concerns from broader skin laxity.
Recurring breakouts may need a different approach from surface treatments. Suitability depends on the clinical assessment.
If this is a confirmed indication at the clinic, link this card to the new hyperhidrosis page once that page is live.
How an Agnes RF appointment works
The plan depends on the area being treated and the findings from your consultation.
Precision treatment starts with an assessment.
Redness, swelling, bruising and small marks at the needle points can occur. Recovery differs by treatment area and by person.
Less common risks identified in the brief include temporary numbness, uneven results, prolonged swelling, pigment change, infection and small scars. Dr Khan will explain the risks that apply to you before treatment.
Results vary between patients and depend on the concern treated and individual healing.
- Visible redness or swelling
- Needle point marks
- Possible bruising, especially near the eyes
- Time for gradual changes to develop
Is Agnes RF right for you?
It may be considered when a specific, localised concern needs assessment. It will not suit every person or every concern.
Pregnancy, active skin infection in the area and certain implanted electrical devices may affect suitability. Your consultation is where Dr Khan can review your circumstances, expected benefits, risks and alternatives.
A broader treatment may be more relevant for overall skin texture and firmness. Compare the clinic’s Genius RF microneedling page.
There is no obligation to proceed. The appointment should give you a clear explanation of whether treatment is appropriate and what else may be considered.
Care with Dr Mutti Khan
Dr Khan is a Cosmetic Physician/Phlebologist who is committed to the advancement of Aesthetic Medicine. He is a Fellow of the Australasian College of Aesthetic Medicine and has loved the art of Cosmetic Medicine since his medical training began in 1998. He is a Key opinion leader in the aesthetic industry and has sat on the Board of Directors of the Australasian College of Aesthetic Medicine (ACAM) as Vice President since 2020.
FAQs
If you have any more questions about our chemical peels in Sydney or any of our other services, please don’t hesitate to contact us today. In the meantime, you can find our FAQs below that may provide the additional information you’re looking for.
Does Agnes RF hurt?
How many sessions will I need?
It depends on the concern and your response to treatment. Dr Khan will discuss a proposed plan at the consultation.
How is Agnes different from Genius RF microneedling?
Can I return to work afterwards?
Visible swelling, bruising and needle marks are possible, particularly around the eyes. Ask Dr Khan about likely recovery for your treatment area before planning time away from work.
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