Microneedling Overview
Microneedling is a minimally-invasive cosmetic dermatology procedure in which controlled micro-injuries are made to targeted treatment areas using the FDA-approved SkinPen®. The procedure stimulates the body’s natural production of new collagen and elastin while minimizing cell damage.
Collagen is an essential protein that rejuvenates the skin and helps maintain a youthful and smooth appearance. Collagen levels naturally decrease with age, which can lead to wrinkles and other signs of aging. Collagen loss also occurs following injuries or skin damage, such as scarring or stretch marks. Microneedling’s stimulation of collagen production results in improved skin texture and firmness.
- What skin conditions does microneedling treat?
- How is microneedling performed?
- How long does a microneedling procedure take?
- Am I a good candidate for microneedling?
- What are typical microneedling results? How long does microneedling last?
- What can I expect after a microneedling procedure?
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- Differences between microneedling and microdermabrasion
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