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Microneedling 

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Microneedling (also known as skin needling or collagen induction therapy) is a type of treatment that uses small needles to cause tiny punctures in the skin. These small contact points encourage the body to create a wound healing response and renew the skin cells. As your skin repairs, the production of collagen and elastin is triggered to give an almost immediate plumping effect. It can also help tackle other skin damage such as scarring, dark marks, sun damage and ageing.

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Benefits of Microneedling

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Microneedling                                90 mins                        

Includes cleansing, microneedling with a hyaluronic serum, a collagen mask, LED light therapy, toner and moisturiser with SPF 

Full Face                                                                                £85

Full face and Neck                                                             £100

Full face, Neck and Decolletage                                    £120

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AFTER A TREATMENT, YOU MAY EXPERIENCE:

The procedure causes short-term swelling, redness, and skin flaking, which can last for a few days. Most people can return to wearing regular makeup within a day of treatment.

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AFTERCARE:

  • As a general rule, you should reach for sunscreen constantly for the first 2 weeks after microneedling. Make sure to apply sunscreen anytime 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. 

  • Use any topical antibiotic cream that your doctor prescribes to 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. 

  • You’ll also need to avoid swimming pools, saunas, and situations where you might sweat heavily, including intense workouts at the gym, to protect your newly treated skin. After 72 hours have passed, you may be able to resume these activities. 

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Microneedling is most commonly used to treat the following skin conditions:

Dull skin: Rejuvenate tired and dull skin and combat the initial signs of ageing.

Wrinkles: Fine lines and wrinkles on the face can be visibly reduced, as microneedling triggers collagen production.

Scarring: Scars from acne and Chicken Pox can be improved and an uneven texture can be smoothed out with microneedling.

Pigmentation: Can help to fade dark patches such as pigmentation due to sun damage or ageing.

Pores: Minimises pore size 

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