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Skin Needling
Get closer to skin perfection. This innovative collagen-inducing treatment removes acne, scars, pigmentation and more.
Benefits of Skin Needling
Supports skin texture and firmness
Skin needling may help improve the appearance of skin texture and firmness over time, depending on individual skin response.
Helps promote a more even skin tone
This treatment is commonly used to support a more balanced skin appearance.
Improves the appearance of scarring
Skin needling may assist in softening the visible appearance of certain types of scarring over time.
Guides skin renewal
The treatment supports the skin’s natural renewal process as part of a personalised care plan.
Minimal downtime for many people
Downtime varies between individuals and depends on treatment settings and skin type.
Comfort levels vary
Sensations experienced during treatment differ between individuals and are discussed during consultation.
Treatment Care Guidelines
- Minimise sun exposure in the days leading up to your appointment, as advised during consultation.
- Avoid active or exfoliating skincare products, such as retinoids or acids, for the period recommended by your clinician.
- Arrive with clean skin and maintain normal hydration prior to your visit.
- Supporting Ongoing Skin Care
- Skincare products and treatment intervals vary between individuals and are discussed during consultation.
- Follow-up treatments and maintenance schedules, where appropriate, are based on individual skin assessment and clinician guidance.
Possible effects following treatment may include:
- Redness (erythema): The treated area may appear red following the procedure
- Swelling (edema): Swelling in the treatment area can occur
- Sunburn-like sensation: Your skin may feel similar to mild sunburn after treatment
- Tightness: A tight feeling in the treated area may be experienced
- Sensitivity and tenderness: The skin may be sensitive to touch, tender, or mildly uncomfortable
- Crusting, dryness, and peeling: As your skin heals, you may notice crusting, dryness, or peeling
- Pinpoint bleeding: Small points of bleeding may occur during or immediately after treatment
- Bruising: Bruising in the treated area is possible
- Itching: You may experience itching as the skin heals
Note: During your consultation, we’ll assess your skin concerns, discuss your goals, review your medical history, and provide detailed post-treatment care instructions to support optimal healing. We’re here to answer any questions you may have about the procedure and recovery process.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does skin needling involve?
Skin needling is a minimally invasive skin treatment that uses fine needles to create controlled micro-channels on the skin’s surface. This process is commonly used to support skin renewal and improve the appearance of skin texture over time. Device selection and suitability are discussed during consultation.
What benefits may be discussed during consultation?
Skin needling is often considered for concerns such as uneven skin texture, fine lines, or the appearance of scarring. Outcomes vary between individuals and depend on skin type, treatment settings, and individual response.
How does it feel during treatment?
Sensations experienced during skin needling vary between individuals. Comfort measures may be discussed as part of your consultation, and your clinician will explain what to expect before treatment.
How long does a session take?
Appointment length can vary depending on the treatment area and individual plan. Timing is discussed during consultation.
What can I expect after treatment?
Temporary redness or skin sensitivity may occur following treatment and varies between individuals. Your clinician will explain expected skin responses and provide aftercare guidance as part of your appointment.
When might follow-up treatments be discussed?
Treatment frequency and the need for follow-up sessions depend on individual assessment and skin response. Your clinician will discuss appropriate timing during consultation if skin needling is considered suitable.






