Scarlet SRF is an RF microneedling device, not a laser. It delivers radiofrequency energy through microneedles, while a laser delivers light. The two are sometimes confused because the Scarlet name appears in different aesthetic contexts and because both are used for skin treatments, but they work on entirely different physical principles. For a...

Scarlet SRF and Morpheus8 are both RF microneedling devices, but they are built for different clinical priorities. Scarlet SRF uses short-pulse RF through 25 non-insulated microneedles, with focused coagulation around each electrode and a positioning around comfort and minimal downtime. Morpheus8 uses fractional RF through coated needles that re...

Scarlet SRF tips are the single-use consumable cartridges that carry the device's microneedle array. Each tip holds 25 non-insulated microneedles that deliver bipolar short-pulse RF, and the consumable is matched to the Scarlet handpiece and the preset a clinic runs. Because tips are single-use, they are a recurring cost that scales with treatme...