Microneedling
Microneedling is a minimally invasive procedure that uses fine needles to puncture the epidermis. Microneedling, or percutaneous collagen induction therapy, was introduced in the 1990s for the treatment of scars, striae, and laxity. The mechanism of action is thought to be a disruption of the epidermis and dermis.
Price: $160
Neck add on:$50
Micro needle + Dermaplane or Hydrojelly mask
$175
Microneedle+Dermaplane+
Hydrojelly Mask
$185
Back Microneedling $190
Picolaser Add On $50
Scar/Stretch Mark/Rosacea Serum Add On-$15
Botox Serum Add on-$10
Hydrofacial Add On $50
After Care
Sun protection
you should reach for sunscreen constantly for the first 2 weeks after microneedling. Make sure to apply sunscreen whenever you go outside in the days following your treatment.
Don’t spend prolonged time out in the sun for the first week after your microneedling procedure, as you’ll be more prone to sun damage than usual.
Avoid infection
Wash your hands before you touch your face.
Don’t put on makeup, especially with a makeup brush that has been used before, in the 24 hours following microneedling.
To protect your skin, you’ll also need to avoid swimming pools, saunas, and situations where you might sweat heavily, including intense workouts at the gym.
After 72 hours have passed, you may be able to resume these activities.
Avoid exfoliants, retinols, and vitamin C
Avoid any skin care product that contains harsh chemicals meant to exfoliate. Avoid anything that’s scented, and don’t use glycolic acid or alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs).
Retinol and vitamin C serum should be avoided for at least the first 48 hours after microneedling.
Once 2 full days have passed, you might want to gradually add products back into your daily beauty routine instead of doing your usual regimen, especially if you use products that have strong anti-aging formulas.
Cleanser and moisturizer options
Run any cleansers, toners, or scrubs that you plan to use in the 2 to 3 days after microneedling by your dermatologist to make sure the ingredients won’t worsen side effects.
Hyaluronic acid can be used Trusted Source following microneedling, and it’s even recommended in some cases to help stimulate collagen production after your procedure.
