Microneedling is a minimally invasive procedure using tiny needles to create micro tears in the skin triggering a wound healing response that creates collagen and elastin. Microneedling can be used anywhere on the body and face to treat and reduce the appearance of skin concerns such as Enlarged pores. Fine lines and wrinkles Loose, dull or crepey skin. scarring Pigmentation or uneven skin tone. Stretch marks Hair loss

Microneedling provides targeted revitalisation and collagen back into the skin, reducing wrinkles, pigmentation, texture and scarring. Also known as Collagen induction therapy, a treatment that is designed to promote skin rejuvenation. Our device uses between 6-24 super-tiny needles, which can be adjusted for your specific skin needs between 0.25 and 2.5 millimeters. The smallest setting — 0.25 millimeters — penetrates the stratum cornea, or the superficial layer of skin. These micro punctures trigger the healing response in the skin collagen and thickening the skin, so instead of looking good for a few days after your traditional facial, your skin is smooth and radiant for much longer.

Microneedling involves using a handheld device to create hundreds of microscopic needle impressions in the skin on the face or body. As the treatment pen is passed over the face, it creates microinjuries and prompts the derma, a deeper layer of skin, to mount a healing response, delivering a natural collagen boost. The tiny channels in the skin made by the needles also allows for deeper absorption of topical treatments after treatment.

This will be dependent on individual needs and / or the severity of the conditions. we recommend three to six treatments spaced out every two to six weeks to see full results. The exact number of treatments and the time between them will vary by type, skin concern and how your skin responds to the treatment. Your needs and objectives will be discussed during your consultation and registration. An appropriate treatment plan will be developed and agreed with you and your plan will be monitored and adjusted in line with your progress. Once your treatment cycle has concluded, periodic treatments may be encouraged going forward.