Microneedling

not suitable for active acne

Microneedling needling treatments use tiny needles to create trauma to the skin which stimulates the skins healing response causing repair and renewal. The breakthrough treatment creates no tissue destruction, but actually prompts the skin to repair existing damage and in turn improve the appearance of scar, poor skin texture, lines and wrinkles.

Microneedling is also known as a collagen induction therapy, as it stimulates the production of the collagen protein, responsible for providing strength, elasticity and structure within our skin. The tiny needles penetrate the dermis causing thousands of microscopic holes, which close shortly after treatment, but stimulate blood flow, healing and a regeneration within the skin.