The skin may look fresher once the initial redness settles. Texture and collagen changes build gradually, and a course is usually more useful than judging one appointment alone.
Microneedling
Microneedling uses a sterile device to create controlled microchannels in the skin. The aim is to trigger an organised repair response and support gradual improvement in texture and skin quality.
Book this treatmentRedness, warmth, tightness and mild swelling are common for one to three days. Dryness or light flaking can follow.
Is this the right treatment for you?
- Uneven texture
- Selected acne scarring
- Fine lines
- General skin-quality improvement
Why clients choose it.
- Treatment depth can be adapted by area
- Supports collagen remodelling
- Suitable for a course-based skin plan
- Can address several texture concerns
What happens on the day.
Medical history and skin condition are checked at the appointment. The skin is cleansed and the sterile device is passed over the agreed areas at a controlled depth.
No separate consultation appointment is needed.Suitability, your medical history, consent and the final treatment plan are completed with your practitioner when you arrive. If treatment is not clinically appropriate, it will not go ahead.
What to expect afterwards.
The skin may look fresher once the initial redness settles. Texture and collagen changes build gradually, and a course is usually more useful than judging one appointment alone.
Redness, warmth, tightness and mild swelling are common for one to three days. Dryness or light flaking can follow.
AFTERCARE
Look after the area while it settles.
- 01
Keep the skin clean and avoid makeup until the following day
- 02
Avoid retinoids, acids, exfoliation and fragranced products until healed
- 03
Avoid exercise, swimming, saunas and heat for 24–48 hours
- 04
Use gentle moisturiser and high-factor SPF
When to contact us urgently
Contact us if redness, heat, swelling or pain worsens instead of settling, or if you develop blistering, discharge or signs of infection.
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