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Reverse GLO
Genius RF
Microneedling.
Start with your skin, your concerns and a conversation. Explore RF microneedling at The GLO and discuss the potential benefits, risks and recovery with your provider before you decide.
45 W 28th Street · NoMad, NYC
Your provider confirms suitability and your treatment plan.
Your provider confirms the device and treatment approach.
Start with your concerns
What would you
like to discuss?
Your provider assesses the concern and explains whether RF microneedling or another approach is appropriate.
- Fine lines & wrinkles
- Acne scarring
- Uneven texture & enlarged pores
- Changes in skin firmness
Understand the approach
A treatment plan
built around you.
How Genius RF microneedling works
Reverse GLO uses Genius by Cynosure Lutronic. The system combines microneedles and controlled radiofrequency energy, with tissue feedback used to adjust energy delivery.
RF microneedling uses small needles to deliver radiofrequency energy into the skin, creating localized heat. It is a medical procedure. The device, treatment depth and energy settings matter, and your provider should explain the approach proposed for your skin and treatment area.
RF microneedling with a PDGF option
Compare Genius RF microneedling alone with a proposed Ariessence PDGF option. PDGF is a distinct product, and Ariessence pure PDGF+ is a topical aesthetic product. Your provider explains the exact product, application, evidence, added risks and separate cost before you decide.
Microneedling devices are not FDA-cleared to deliver cosmetics, topical medications or other products into the skin. A proposed combination is not automatically an FDA-cleared combination treatment. A product add-on does not remove RF microneedling risks.
Understand PDGF and traditional microneedling · FDA microneedling information
Your skin and treatment area
Bring questions about the face, neck or body area you would like assessed. The device, treatment area, skin and medical history determine what may be appropriate. An area discussed during a consultation is not automatically suitable for treatment.
Suitability comes first
Tell your provider about medications, bleeding or healing problems, active skin irritation or infection, pigment changes, recent treatments and allergies. Ask which device will be used and about the provider’s training and experience with that device.
Comfort, recovery and aftercare
Ask how discomfort will be managed and what recovery may involve. Your provider should give you written instructions for skin care, sun exposure and when to resume your usual products. Recovery varies with the procedure and your response.
Results and session planning
Your provider explains the recommended number and spacing of sessions, how progress will be assessed and whether further treatment may be needed. Outcomes depend on the individual and procedure; improvement cannot be guaranteed and results may be temporary.
An informed decision
Understand
the risks.
Temporary redness, swelling, discomfort, bruising or bleeding may occur. Pigment changes and infection are also possible.
The FDA has reported serious complications with certain uses of RF microneedling, including burns, scarring, fat loss, disfigurement and nerve injury. Discuss these risks and available alternatives with a licensed health care provider trained in RF microneedling.
Seek medical care if you develop problems or are concerned after treatment.
Read the FDA safety communicationBefore your visit
A few good
questions.
What is RF microneedling?
RF microneedling uses small needles to deliver radiofrequency energy into the skin, creating localized heat. It is a medical procedure. The device, treatment depth and energy settings matter, and your provider should explain the approach proposed for your skin and treatment area.
What RF microneedling does The GLO offer?
Reverse GLO is The GLO's name for Genius RF microneedling by Cynosure Lutronic. Your provider explains the treatment area, settings, potential benefits, risks and recovery for your individual plan.
Which skin concerns can I discuss?
Ask about fine lines, acne scarring, uneven texture, enlarged pores or changes in skin firmness. Your provider assesses your skin and explains whether RF microneedling or another approach is appropriate. Improvement cannot be guaranteed.
Is RF microneedling the same as XERF?
RF microneedling uses needles to deliver radiofrequency energy into the skin. XERF uses needle-free radiofrequency energy. Your provider can explain how the approaches differ and which option may fit your assessment.
How many sessions will I need?
Your provider recommends a plan after assessing your skin and goals. Ask how the proposed sessions will be spaced, how progress will be evaluated and whether further treatment may be needed. Results vary and may be temporary.
How much recovery time should I allow?
Ask your provider about discomfort, likely skin responses and written aftercare for your proposed procedure. Recovery varies with the procedure and your response. Allow for individual variation when planning work, travel or important events.
How much does treatment cost?
Ask The GLO to confirm the specific service, treatment area, provider and proposed session plan before booking. The team can explain the total cost and applicable booking terms.
The GLO · 45 W 28th Street · NoMad
Start with
a conversation.
Bring your questions about your skin, the device, possible benefits, risks, recovery and pricing. The team can help arrange the next step.
