Your skin knows how to heal itself. Microneedling gives it the precise signal it needs — triggering deep collagen and elastin production to fade scars, smooth texture, and visibly tighten your skin.
Microneedling — also called Collagen Induction Therapy — uses a medical-grade device to create thousands of controlled micro-channels in the skin's surface. These precise, superficial injuries are too small to see but large enough to trigger the body's natural wound-healing cascade.
The result: a flood of new collagen, elastin, and growth factors at the exact sites that need them. Over the weeks that follow, the skin remodels — fading scars, smoothing texture, tightening laxity, and restoring a uniformly healthier appearance.
Microneedling works cumulatively. A single session is effective, but the most significant and lasting transformations come from a series of treatments that build on each other — each one adding a deeper layer of remodeling.
We typically recommend 3–6 sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart. This spacing allows your skin to complete its healing cycle before we stimulate it again, ensuring you're building genuine structural change rather than superficial surface improvement.
After your series, most clients maintain results with one to two sessions per year.
Start Your SeriesCollagen remodeling continues for 3–6 months after your final session. Your skin will keep improving long after you've left the studio — the treatment continues working invisibly, rebuilding the foundational structure beneath the surface.
Most clients describe microneedling as a mild prickling sensation rather than pain. We apply a topical numbing cream 20–30 minutes before the treatment to keep you comfortable throughout. Sensitive areas like the forehead may feel more intense, but the session itself is very manageable for the vast majority of clients.
For most skin concerns, we recommend a series of 3–6 sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart. Each session builds on the last, with collagen remodeling continuing for months after the final treatment. Maintenance sessions once or twice a year help preserve your results long-term.
Expect 24–72 hours of redness that resembles a mild sunburn. Most clients return to normal activities within 1–2 days. We recommend avoiding intense workouts, direct sun exposure, and active skincare ingredients like retinol for 48–72 hours after treatment.
Yes — microneedling is one of the most effective treatments for atrophic (indented) acne scars. The controlled micro-injuries stimulate new collagen at the scar site, gradually filling in and smoothing the depression over a series of treatments. Results improve progressively over 3–6 months.
Yes. Microneedling is safe for all skin tones including Fitzpatrick types IV–VI. Unlike laser treatments, microneedling does not use heat or light energy that can cause post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation in darker skin. We tailor needle depth and intensity based on your individual skin type and concern.