Skin
Skin Needling
Skin needling is a clinical treatment that uses very fine needles to create precise micro‑channels in the skin. This signals a natural renewal response that can refine texture, even the look of tone, and support long‑term skin quality. For those looking to elevate their results, exosomes can be added to support advanced skin rejuvenation.
Treatment Overview
Skin needling may support the appearance of:
- Uneven texture
- Fine lines
- Enlarged pores
- Acne scarring
- Pigmentation and sun related changes
- Dull or dehydrated skin
- Stretch marks
For enhanced regenerative support, exosomes can be incorporated into your skin needling treatment to complement and optimise results. Learn more about exosome therapy.
- Face
- Neck
- Décolletage
- Hands
- Body scarring
- Stretch marks
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FAQ'S
Skin needling creates controlled micro-channels that prompt natural renewal. It may improve texture, fine lines, pores, and scarring over time.
It may help soften the appearance of atrophic acne scarring. Your clinician will assess the type and depth of scarring in consultation.
Most clients benefit from a series of 3 to 6 sessions. The exact number depends on your goals and skin condition.
You may feel mild discomfort. A topical numbing option can be discussed if suitable.
Redness and warmth similar to a sunburn can last 24 to 48 hours. This varies between clients.
Many clients notice early brightness within 1 to 2 weeks. Texture and scarring changes develop gradually as collagen forms. Timelines vary.
Most skin types tolerate it well. A consultation is needed to confirm suitability.
Avoid active skincare, tanning, and heavy sun exposure. Your clinician will guide you through a simple pre-care plan.
Avoid heat, exercise, active skincare, and sun exposure for a short period. Follow all after-care instructions for comfort and recovery.
We use SkinPen, a professional microneedling device with single-use sterile cartridges and adjustable depth. Treatments are performed by trained clinicians.