Collection: Microneedling

Only sterile, professionally formulated products designed for transdermal delivery should be used during microneedling. These typically include Polynucleotides, Exosomes, Skin Boosters and regenerative solutions specifically tested for safety and performance when used with microneedling devices.

Microneedling temporarily increases skin permeability, meaning product quality is critical. Using clinically tested, biocompatible formulations reduces the risk of irritation, inflammation, or adverse reactions while ensuring optimal absorption and results.

Microneedling is highly versatile and can improve fine lines, wrinkles, acne scarring, pigmentation irregularities, enlarged pores, dehydration, uneven texture, and dull or tired-looking skin. Results are progressive and improve with a course of treatments.

When performed correctly and with appropriate products, microneedling can be suitable for most skin types. Treatment depth, product selection, and protocol should always be tailored to the individual to maintain safety and effectiveness.

Yes. Microneedling is commonly combined with skin boosters, polynucleotides, PRP, and professional aftercare products as part of a comprehensive skin rejuvenation plan. Combination protocols should always follow professional guidelines.

Post-treatment care typically includes gentle cleansing, hydration, barrier-repair products, and strict SPF use. Active ingredients such as retinoids or exfoliating acids should be avoided until the skin has fully recovered.