Agnes RF

Vital Injections is South OKC's premier location for Agnes procedures.

(All procedures are physician performed)

405-593-8010

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Meet the new Agnes RF

Originally developed by Dr. Ahn as a cure for acne. Agnes RF is a precision microneedling device that is currently being used by physicians all over the world for a myriad of conditions including:

Agnes RF is a unique nonsurgical radiofrequency device that can sculpt the face, and deliver firmer, tighter, more youthful-looking skin. Agnes RF stimulates the production of collagen and elastin providing long-lasting and unmatched results.

Agnes RF is a minimally invasive technique and an alternative to surgery. For more information about Agnes RF, call Vital Injections or see the manufactures website at this link.

Agnes RF Procedure FAQs

1. What is the Agnes procedure?
Agnes is a non-surgical, minimally invasive treatment that uses radiofrequency (RF) energy to target specific areas of the face and body. It's commonly used for facial contouring, reducing under-eye bags, treating acne, and eliminating stubborn fat deposits.

2. How does Agnes work?
The Agnes device delivers precise RF energy through a fine needle, targeting specific areas of fat or tissue. This energy causes coagulation, which leads to the reduction of fat, tightening of the skin, or improvement in skin texture.

3. What areas can be treated with Agnes?
Agnes can treat various areas, including the lower eyelids (for under-eye bags), jowls, double chin, nasolabial folds, and acne-prone areas.

4. Is Agnes safe?
Yes, Agnes is a safe and FDA-approved procedure when performed by a trained medical professional. All procedures are performed by Dr. Tanya MacLaren.

5. What should I expect during the procedure?
The procedure begins with the application of a numbing cream to the treatment area to minimize discomfort. During the treatment, you may feel a slight warming sensation as the RF energy is delivered.

6. How long does an Agnes treatment take?

The session typically lasts between 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the area being treated.

7. How many sessions will I need?
The number of sessions needed varies depending on the treatment area and the desired results. Many patients see noticeable improvements after just one session, but 2-3 sessions are recommended for optimal results.

8. What is the downtime after an Agnes procedure?
Downtime is minimal. You might experience some swelling, redness, or minor bruising in the treated area, which usually subsides within a few days. Most patients can return to their normal activities within 24-48 hours.

9. When will I see results from Agnes?
Results can start to become visible within a few weeks as the treated fat is absorbed and the skin begins to tighten. Full results typically appear after 1-3 months as collagen production increases and the treated area continues to improve.

10. Who is a good candidate for Agnes?
Agnes is suitable for individuals looking to address localized fat deposits, skin laxity, or specific concerns like under-eye bags or jowls without undergoing surgery. It’s ideal for those who want precise, targeted results with minimal downtime.

11. How long do the results from Agnes last?
The results from Agnes are long-lasting, especially for fat reduction and skin tightening. Once the fat cells are eliminated, they do not return.

12. Does the Agnes procedure treat acne?

Yes, the Agnes device was specifically designed to treat acne. The procedure targets and destroys overactive sebaceous (oil) glands that contribute to acne formation. By using radiofrequency energy, the treatment reduces the production of oil in these glands, which can help prevent future breakouts in the treated areas.

13. Can Agnes be combined with other treatments?
Yes, Agnes can be combined with other aesthetic treatments like botox, fillers, or Morpheus8 to enhance overall results. A personalized treatment plan can be created during your consultation with Dr. Tanya MacLaren.

14. Is the Agnes procedure painful?
Most patients find the procedure tolerable due to the application of a numbing cream. You may feel some discomfort during the treatment, but it is generally mild and temporary.