Contraindications:

- Infected skin, including active acne or herpes, should be treated before this procedure. Non-infected microcysts may respond differently.

- Raw, wounded or burned skin.

Microneedling uses a device with needles to create tiny punctures in the skin. It has become popular for improving skin texture and firmness and reducing the appearance of scars, stretch marks and pores. It can stimulate the skin’s renewal response, helping with a creased appearance and loss of tone. It may also address enlarged pores or stretch marks.

Microneedling is a relatively quick method for targeting wrinkles, fine lines and scars. Because the epidermis is largely preserved, it may be repeated and used on areas where laser treatments or deep chemical peels are not usually applied, such as around the eyes and mouth, the hands and the chest. Suitability depends on an individual assessment.

In short, microneedling triggers a skin repair response. The needles create controlled microscopic channels. The skin responds by producing collagen and elastin as part of the healing process.

Collagen is a major structural protein that helps maintain skin integrity, firmness and elasticity. The intended result is improved texture and firmness and a reduced appearance of scars, pores and stretch marks.

A tailored, 100% natural serum is applied according to the skin’s condition and needs to support the treatment.