Micro Needling

Skin Dermal Needling - Mesotherapy

Dermal needling treatments use a roller with tiny needles to penetrate the upper layers of the skin. These can penetrate up to a depth of .5 - 3mm (determined by us), which causes thousands of punctures to the surface of the skin. This causes natural growth factors to be released, allowing nourishing customised active ingredients to be infused deep into the skin, stimulating new collagen deposition. 

 

What does Dermal Needling do?

Dermal needling stimulates the production of new collagen and elastin in the skin, refines pore size, may soften fine lines, reduces scarring, improves texture and radiance, and improves the appearance of stretch marks. Brown pigment may also be reduced. A course of three treatments is recommended to achieve optimal results. As individual results vary, sometimes more or less may be needed. Results may take 12 weeks to appear fully. Not all imperfections will be removed. 

 

Who should not have Dermal Needling Treatment?

You should not have treatment if you are pregnant or breast-feeding, have active skin disorders in the area, are currently physically unwell, are planning UV exposure in the next two weeks or have had sun exposure in the last two weeks, prone to keloid scarring, or are on Roaccutane. Caution is required for patients with darker skin types or a history of melasma or post-inflammatory pigmentation. 


Are there any possible side effects? 

Expect the area to be red and swollen, with a grazed appearance possible in some areas, similar to the look and feel of sunburn. This can last 1-4 days, according to the sensitivity of your skin. You may notice tingling or stinging for 30-60 minutes afterwards. The skin may also flake off as new tissue regenerates from around 3-5 days. Post-inflammatory pigmentation (brown discolouration) is possible in darker skin types, especially if UV exposure is not avoided after treatment. Some people may experience some temporary side effects, such as discomfort and the feeling of tightness. Post-treatment infection is a rare possibility. 

 

What should I do after my treatment?

Do not touch your skin for the first hour after treatment as the skin is open, and you will risk causing infection. Avoid active skincare products for 3-4 days after treatment. Use the skin products recommended by your treating therapist. Protecting your skin from UV exposure with sunscreen is particularly important. No excessive exercise, including swimming for 12-24 hours after treatment. You may wear makeup to cover any bruises or redness the day following treatment. 

 

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