The "Cheon-tenza" story: pores, texture and firmness, together
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When people look into Ultherapy or Thermage, the first question is always "How many shots?" Yet strangely, almost no one asks about shots for Potenza. If it just says "Potenza, one session," people assume one session is one session.
Shot count decides the result with Potenza too. The number of times the needles and radiofrequency go in is exactly how widely and how densely the skin was stimulated. ReYeonK's "Cheon-tenza" (cheon means one thousand in Korean) is, as the name says, a program built around 1,000 shots of Potenza.
Potenza makes tiny channels in the skin with microneedles and delivers radiofrequency (RF) at the tips to stimulate collagen regeneration in the dermis. The pumping tip adds one more thing: it pushes a skin booster deep through the channels the needles create, delivering it to depths that topical products can't reach.
With too few shots, only part of the face is stimulated and the rest stays as it was. At 1,000 shots the whole face is covered evenly, so
can be addressed broadly in one go. (Shot count is adjusted to your skin.)
Skin Botox places very thin amounts of Botox in the dermis, not the muscle. It reduces oil, tightens pores, refines texture and softens fine lines. Together with Potenza,
RF stimulation + the physical needle stimulus + skin Botox
all three work on the same day.
People whose pores look large, whose texture is rough, who are oily, or who feel they've lost firmness. If two or three of these apply, planning them together is more efficient than treating each separately.
There is little to no downtime. Most people are fine by the night of the treatment.
If you have it regularly, it's best to leave at least six weeks between Potenza sessions. Skin Botox needs a three-month gap, so if you plan three sessions, the middle one is done with Potenza pumping + PDRN instead of skin Botox.
Next time you have a Potenza consultation, be sure to ask: "How many shots?"
Indications, results and downtime vary from person to person. Please decide on any treatment only after an in-person consultation with a doctor.
