Microneedling

Service Description

Microneedling is a minimally invasive cosmetic procedure that treats skin concerns by stimulating collagen production. Also known as collagen induction therapy, this treatment creates micro-punctures in the skin using miniature, sterilized needles. According to the American Academy of Dermatology Association (AAD), the skin’s healing process after microneedling can help reduce the appearance of scars and dark spots and improve skin elasticity. This process causes much less damage to the epidermis than dermal rolling, lasers or any other ablative treatment. Thus, protecting the skin’s cell growth making for quicker healing and higher rates of success. It is said to rejuvenate and plump the skin with minimal discomfort and downtime, and it can be adjusted to fit each Which areas can be treated? Face Neck Décolletage Hands Arms Legs Abdomen Back Will the treatment hurt? Prior to your treatment, we’ll apply a topical numbing agent. A majority of patients report feeling very little to no pain at all once the agent has been applied. Benefits of MicroNeedling -Improving the appearance and texture of the skin -Minimizing fine lines, wrinkles, other skin concerns -Addressing acne scars -Increasing collagen production for youthful, firm, and healthy skin. the appearance of scars, including acne scars, -Reduce enlarged pores -Reduce the appearance of hyperpigmentation, or dark spots -Improve skin elasticity -It helps with hair regrowth in people with hair loss disorders like alopecia Are there any risks or side effects? Like all cosmetic procedures, microneedling carries some risks. A common side effect is minor skin irritation immediately following the procedure. You may also see redness for a few days. Some people may have severe side effects that need medical treatment, such as: -bleeding -bruising -infection -peeling Preparing for microneedling Before the procedure, you may need to stop taking certain medications, such as ibuprofen, aspirin, or any anticoagulant, topical retinoids and exfoliants, and those for acne treatment (like Accutane).