Needle Corage

Needle Corage (needle shaping) does not insert actual threads. Instead, it delivers 16 types of resonance radiofrequency energy through fine cannula needles while winding and pulling the tissue to create columns of your own collagen (natural threads). As a result, there is no concern about leaving foreign material in the body.

Conventional Corage is a massage/regeneration care method that rubs a probe or glove over the skin surface to activate cells in the dermal layer, whereas Needle Corage inserts fine needles directly into the dermis and subcutaneous layer to apply both physical tension and resonance energy at the same time, aiming for powerful localized lifting and the induction of fibrosis.

Because the needles penetrate the skin, topical anesthesia is essential to the procedure. Since it is performed after numbing cream, there is no significant pain, but you may feel a slight prick as the needle enters or a mild dull sensation as the tissue is pulled.

Fine needle marks, bruising, or redness may appear at the needle insertion sites. There is individual variation, but these usually improve naturally within about 3 days to 1 week.

Because it allows fine, localized control, it is effective for lifting and improving elasticity in delicate, thin-skinned areas such as fine lines around the eyes, wrinkles around the mouth, and the philtrum area.

Right after the treatment you may feel some immediate firmness as the tissue is tightened, and over the following 2 to 4 weeks the natural lifting sensation strengthens as columns of your own collagen form. There is individual variation, but the results last for more than 6 months.

Because there is no foreign material left in the body such as dissolvable threads or polymer fillers, the risk of side effects like a foreign-body sensation or protruding threads is low. However, temporary mild swelling or bruising may occur right after the treatment.

A single session can already tidy up the lines, but to build up dense collagen and maintain firm lifting, receiving 3 or more sessions at intervals of about 3 to 4 weeks is generally recommended.

A fine hydrocolloid dressing or regeneration tape is often applied to the needle insertion sites. Avoid contact with water on the day, and from the next day light water cleansing and makeup are possible.

Yes. After improving overall dermal elasticity with ultrasound or radiofrequency devices, you can use Needle Corage to address sagging contours or fine-line point areas, or combine it with skin boosters for a synergistic effect.