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Microneedling at New You Weight and Wellness
What is Microneedling?
Microneedling is one of the most popular and effective skincare treatments available. It is known as “microneedling” because it utilizes tiny, fine needles to penetrate the skin in order to heal and rejuvenate the skin, as well as generate new collagen. The result is skin that is more smooth, firm, and healthy.
Microneedling Treatment Details
Appointment Day Information:
On the day of your microneedling appointment, your face will be cleansed of any makeup or dirt, and then you will be given a topical anesthetic to help keep any discomfort minimal. The anesthetic takes 30 minutes to an hour to take effect.
Once you are appropriately numbed, the technician will remove the numbing agent and the treatment will begin. Either a derma-roller or a microneedling machine will be used to treat the damaged skin. The device will be passed over the skin, making tiny punctures. Because the needles make micro-injuries, there is a small amount of blood, but any bleeding will stop by the time you leave.
Microneedling takes about 15 minutes for the face. After the microneedling portion is complete, a cooling mask will be applied to your treated skin for about half an hour. After this, topical skincare products or a serum may be applied as well. Multiple treatments are recommended for the best results.
Conditions Commonly Treated with Microneedling:
Conditions Commonly Treated with Microneedling:
Conditions Commonly Treated with Microneedling:
- Acne and acne scars
- Other scarring
- Sun damage
- Large pores
- Rosacea
- Fine lines
- Melasma
- Loose skin
- Uneven skin texture
- Stretch marks
- Hyperpigmentation
How Microneedling Works:
Conditions Commonly Treated with Microneedling:
Conditions Commonly Treated with Microneedling:
The tiny needles used to penetrate the skin are sometimes part of a tool known as a derma-roller, but some providers will use a microneeding machine instead. Either way, the needles are very small.
They create tiny injuries in the damaged skin to trigger the body’s wound repair process, which is how the new collagen is created. Both collagen and elastin production are started, resulting in skin that is much improved and more radiant. Because microneedling addresses problems of the skin as well as creating new collagen, it is both an anti-aging treatment and a skin repair treatment.