Evolla®: radiofrequency and microneedling for skin firmness

How it works

The three Evolla® technologies share the same principle: creating a controlled stimulus in the skin so that the body produces new collagen, improving skin firmness, thickness and texture over the months. What changes between them is how the stimulus is delivered and how deep it reaches.

• Evolla® XL, microneedling radiofrequency: microneedles penetrate the skin and release energy at the chosen depth, within the dermis.
• Evolla® MP, monopolar radiofrequency: heats the tissues deeply and evenly, without needles.
• Robotic microneedling: creates microchannels in the skin with depth control, with the option of delivering active ingredients (drug delivery) or combining it with a peel.

Indications

• Facial skin laxityLoss of firmness of the face and jawline.
• Facial contour and double chinDouble chin and loss of contour definition.
• Acne scarsDepressed scars and uneven texture.
• Stretch marksOld and recent stretch marks on the body.
• Body skin laxityLess firm skin on the abdomen, thighs and buttocks.
• Dull skin, texture and poresEnlarged pores and uneven surface.

Treated areas

What a session is like

The doctor chooses the technology and settings according to the area and the goal. For Evolla® XL and microneedling, a numbing cream is applied beforehand; with Evolla® MP, the sensation is one of heat and anesthesia is usually not needed. A session lasts about 1 hour.

Recovery

With Evolla® MP, there is no recovery: the skin may be slightly pink for a few hours. With Evolla® XL and microneedling, the skin is red and a little swollen for one to three days, and small dots that flake off during the first week may appear.

Sessions and results

The number of sessions and the interval between them depend on the dermatologist's individual evaluation and on each patient's clinical concern. The result appears gradually as new collagen is produced and varies from person to person.

Contraindications

Evolla® is not recommended during pregnancy, for people with pacemakers or other implanted electronic devices, over metal implants in the area, or over wounds, infections or active skin inflammation. The specific contraindications of each technology are described on the Evolla® XL and Evolla® MP pages.

At the evaluation, the dermatologist reviews your health history, current medications and previous procedures to confirm the indication.