Skin Renewal
Microneedling
Controlled micro-channels prompt the skin's natural repair response to refine texture over a series of sessions.
Overview
About Microneedling
Microneedling creates controlled micro-injuries in the skin, which prompt its natural repair process. It is commonly used to improve the look of texture, pores, fine lines and some types of scarring.
Potential benefits
- May improve the look of texture and pores
- Supports collagen renewal
- Can help with the look of certain scars
Individual results vary and are not guaranteed.
How it works
A device with fine needles creates tiny channels in the skin. As the skin repairs, collagen and elastin production may increase over time.
What to expect
- 01Consultation and skin prep
- 02Topical numbing if appropriate
- 03Device passed over the treatment area
- 04Calming serum and aftercare guidance
Downtime
Redness similar to a mild sunburn is common for one to a few days, sometimes with dryness or flaking.
Aftercare
- Avoid makeup and active ingredients for the period advised
- Avoid sun exposure and use SPF
- Avoid strenuous exercise for a short period if advised
Who may be a suitable candidate?
Adults concerned with texture, pores or certain scars.
Important: Not suitable over active acne, infections or during pregnancy; some medications and conditions affect eligibility. A series is usually recommended; results vary.
Common questions
Does microneedling hurt?
Most people tolerate it well with topical numbing; sensation varies by area.
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