What's The Difference Between Endodefine & Potenza?

What’s The Difference Between Endodefine & Potenza?

If you’re looking for non-surgical treatments to help you achieve firmer and smoother, youthful-looking skin, then Potenza and Endodefine are both great options.

These facial treatments use radio frequency and microneedling to help rejuvenate the skin and reduce signs of ageing by boosting natural collagen production. 

However, these treatments do work slightly differently and are best suited for different skin goals.

What Is Potenza? 

Potenza combines the power of microneedling with radiofrequency (RF), creating micro-injuries in the skin to help tighten, reduce scarring, and improve texture.

The ultra-fine needles deliver radio frequency energy into the deep tissue of the skin, which triggers collagen and elastin production, giving your skin a firmer and plumper look as it heals.

Potenza is customisable to your skin goals and is a great non-invasive alternative to surgery, which is virtually painless and has minimal downtime.

Potenza Uses

  • Acne scarring.
  • Enlarged pores.
  • Dull texture.
  • Loose skin.
  • Wrinkles.

How Much Does Potenza Cost?

A Potenza radiofrequency microneedling treatment can cost anywhere between £450-£900, making it more expensive than other microneedling treatments due to its depth and combination of monopolar and bipolar RF.

What's The Difference Between Endodefine & Potenza?

What Is Endodefine? 

The key goal of Endodefine is to lift and firm the face. It uses microneedling and RF energy similar to Potenza to help stimulate the production of collagen and elastin in the skin.

It’s a popular treatment for those looking to tighten loose ageing skin naturally without surgery. The treatment can also be customised to your skin goals. 

Endodefine Uses 

  • Loose skin.
  • Saggy jawline.
  • Early signs of ageing.
  • Facial contouring.

The Key Differences Between Potenza and Endodefine 

Potenza and Endodefine work very similarly, but the key differences come down to focus. 

Potenza works for multiple skin issues such as texture, scarring, and tightening, while Endodefine is more for tightening and contouring.

Potenza also uses a combination of Monopolar and Bipolar RF microneedling, while Endodefine just uses RF microneedling.

Both have minimal downtime and need around 3-4 sessions, depending on the results you desire, with results lasting up to 12 months with the right aftercare.

How Do You Prepare For Potenza and Endodefine Treatments?

For any skin treatment like microneedling you must avoid any skincare with vitamin c, retinol or glycolic acid for at least 3 days to a week beforehand as well as waxing or chemical peels since they can weaken the skin barrier.

During your skin consultation, your practitioner will inform you about any other preparation which is unique to your skin. Make sure to attend your appointment with clean, makeup-free skin.

What's The Difference Between Endodefine & Potenza?

What Are The Side Effects?

Most clients who have these microneedling treatments experience swelling and redness for a few days after the treatment. There may also be peeling or flaking as the skin heals where the micro-injuries occurred. This is all part of the natural healing process and isn’t a concern.

Is Potenza Treatment Painful? 

Before both of these skin treatments, a topical numbing cream is applied. Potenza is more painful than Endodefine since it penetrates the skin more deeply, but is still considered minimal pain. Most people describe it as a warm, mild pressure.

Endodefine is more comfortable than Potenza, which makes it ideal for microneedling beginners. For both treatments, you will experience some redness and swelling for around 24 hours to 48 hours after.

Should I Choose Potenza Or Endodefine?

If you suffer from acne scars, large pores, and dull uneven texture, then Potenza is the best choice for a more intensive skin treatment since it penetrates the skin deeper with more dramatic results. 

For those who have loose skin around their neck and jawline and want a natural-looking lift, Endodefine is the better option.

Book Your Skin Consultation With Hannah London Today

Hannah London offers both Potenza and Endodefine microneedling treatments to help tighten your skin and reduce ageing.

If you’re unsure which skin treatment is best, we recommend booking a consultation at one of our London clinics with our team so we can clarify your skin goals and see which treatment is right.

You can make an appointment here.

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