Skin & Regenerative

Microneedling

Controlled skin needling for texture, fine lines and selected superficial scarring.

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Microneedling uses a sterile, single-use needle cartridge to create controlled microscopic channels in the skin. This stimulates a wound-healing response and can be used as part of a programme for texture, fine lines, pores and selected superficial acne scarring. Treatment depth and technique are adjusted to the area, skin type and indication.

Time
30–60 minutes
See results
Gradual as the skin remodels
Results
Progressive over several weeks
Downtime
Redness and sensitivity 1–3 days; dryness may follow
Risks
Infection, pigmentation change, herpes reactivation

A course, with a documented depth plan.

The skin is assessed for active disease, infection, pigmentation risk, scarring tendency and recent medicines. After cleansing and preparation, the device is passed systematically over the treatment area using a documented depth plan. Pinpoint bleeding can occur at some settings. Only products specifically suitable for the intended topical use are combined with the procedure.

It is used for uneven skin texture, fine lines, enlarged pores, selected superficial acne scarring, dull or photoaged skin and general skin rejuvenation.

Improvement is gradual. Some people notice smoother texture and improved radiance, while scars and deeper lines generally require a course and may not disappear completely. Results depend on skin type, indication, treatment depth and adherence to aftercare.

Treatment is generally deferred with active bacterial, viral or fungal infection, herpes outbreak, inflamed acne, open wounds, an eczema or psoriasis flare, significant keloid tendency, impaired healing, poorly controlled diabetes, significant immunosuppression, suspicious lesions or unacceptable bleeding risk. Recent isotretinoin requires individual consideration.

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Frequently asked questions

All treatments are delivered within our regulated clinical environment following consultation, and are subject to clinical suitability.

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Every treatment begins with an assessment. We will tell you what will help, what will not, and what we would advise against.

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