
CONCLUSION
Evidence for the effectiveness of microneedling in treating various dermatologic conditions is rapidly expanding and its use is increasing. Technological advances in the form of automated and combined RF pens have allowed for devices that are safer and more effective.
DISCLOSURES
None of the authors have any financial disclosures.
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