Controlled micro-injury for collagen remodelling.
Fine-needle micro-channels stimulate the skin's natural healing — improving texture, scars and pores.
Microneedling creates thousands of controlled micro-channels in the skin using a medical pen or derma roller, which triggers a wound-healing cascade that lays down fresh collagen and elastin over the following weeks. The change is gradual and structural — firmer, more even skin rather than an immediate surface effect. It is used for atrophic acne scars, enlarged pores, fine lines, stretch marks and general textural rejuvenation, and can be run across the face, neck, décolletage, body and — in a shallower protocol — the scalp. Sessions are spaced four to six weeks apart so the skin finishes one repair cycle before the next begins. While the channels are open, a serum, hyaluronic acid, PRP or mesotherapy solution can be infused more evenly when the concern calls for it. It is deliberately not performed over active infection, open lesions or untreated acne, and is approached cautiously where there is a keloid tendency.
Concern, skin type and treatment depth are assessed, and active acne, infection or keloid tendency ruled out.
Topical anaesthetic is applied for about 30 minutes.
A medical pen or roller creates measured-depth channels in controlled passes over the treatment area.
An optional serum, PRP or hyaluronic acid is massaged in immediately while the channels are open.
Cooling, a barrier cream and strict sun protection; makeup is held for about 24 hours.
Topical numbing keeps it comfortable; most describe light scratching or a pressure sensation.
This treatment is one part of how we approach a larger skin concern.
Twenty-two years of considered dermatology — examined first, prescribed second. The practice has only refined the standard.
Tailored to you.
Every skin is unique. That's why we begin with a detailed assessment to understand your concerns and recommend what truly suits your skin.