Microneedling
A professional skin treatment that uses tiny, controlled micro-injuries to stimulate your skin.
Service Description
By creating these microchannels, your skin responds by producing new collagen and elastin — the building blocks of smoother, firmer, and more youthful-looking skin. This treatment is ideal for reducing the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, acne scars, stretch marks, rosacea, hair loss, pigmentation, enlarged pores, and overall skin texture. It’s minimally invasive, safe for most skin types, and leaves your skin refreshed and renewed from the inside out. $300 for one session, $500 for two sessions, and $750 for three sessions. BENEFITS OF MICRONEEDLING • Stimulates the production of collagen and • Stimulates lymphatic drainage elastin in the dermis • Lightens sun and age spots • Reduces skin wrinkling • Diminishes the appearance of large pores • Improves skin firmness • Evens skin color and texture • Minimizes acne, ice pick, and chickenpox scars • Softens stretch marks and surgical scars • Breaks up and reduces the appearance of cellulite • Improves skin circulation The 3 Healing Phases: Inflammation (Days 1–3) Activated by piercing the dermal tissue, platelets release cytokines and growth factors which act as signals for the body’s immune system. White blood cells (neutrophils and macrophages) are sent in to disinfect the wounds, clear the debris, increase the blood supply, and begin the creation of fresh, new skin. Proliferation (Days 4–10) The fibroblasts, keratinocytes, and epidermal cells continue to divide to populate the areas of damage and secrete growth factors. New cells and collagen begin to form. Fibroblasts (cells that produce collagen) are hard at work creating fresh tissue, which strengthens and improves the skin’s structure. Remodeling (Days 11–30+) Collagen and elastin fibers reorganize and mature, creating smoother, firmer, and more radiant skin over time. The full results continue to reveal themselves for weeks after your treatment. Recovery Time: The recovery is not more than 7 days, and for most clients, it is typically around 3–4 days. The recovery process entails avoiding direct sun exposure, using serums (Hyaluronic acid, Vitamin A, C & E), and avoiding hot showers. A day after the treatment, pure mineral makeup may be worn to cover the redness and also to assist healing. It is recommended to use physical sunscreen (ideally zinc-based) products. For a few days, clients should avoid chlorinated swimming pools and activities that cause excessive perspiration.
