Microneedling

What It Is

Controlled Injury, Controlled Results

Microneedling — also called collagen induction therapy — uses a medical-grade device with ultra-fine needles to create thousands of micro-channels in the skin. These controlled micro-injuries trigger the skin's natural wound-healing cascade: collagen and elastin production surge, gradually restructuring the skin from within.

Unlike lasers, microneedling delivers collagen stimulation without heat — making it safe for all skin tones including dark complexions that can't tolerate ablative treatments. The micro-channels also dramatically enhance the absorption of topical serums applied during treatment.

Our microneedling is performed with a serum of anti-inflammatory growth factors and cytokines derived from laboratory-cultured human bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells — calming the skin while amplifying collagen results. For even deeper regeneration, PDRN (salmon DNA) and exosomes can be added. Most clients complete a series of 3–6 treatments spaced 4 weeks apart.

How It Works

1. Numbing

   Topical anesthetic applied for 30–45 minutes. Treatment is well-tolerated with numbing cream in place.

2. Microneedling

   Medical-grade device creates controlled micro-channels at precise depths tailored to your treatment area and goals.

3. Serum Infusion

   Hyaluronic acid, growth factors, or PRP are applied while channels are open for maximum penetration and effect.

4. Healing & Remodeling

   Skin heals over 24–48 hours with mild redness. Collagen remodeling continues for 4–6 weeks after each session.