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Microneedling for texture and scars
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If your skin feels a little rough to the touch, or old acne has left marks that makeup cannot quite even out, microneedling is often the quiet workhorse that helps.
How it works
Microneedling uses a device with very fine needles to create tiny, controlled micro-channels in the skin. Your body responds the way it would to any small repair: it produces fresh collagen and elastin. Over a series of sessions, that new collagen smooths texture, refines pores, and softens the depth of scars.
What it helps with
- Rough or uneven texture
- Enlarged-looking pores
- Acne scarring and some other scars
- Overall dullness
What to expect
Skin can look flushed for a day, a bit like a light sunburn, then settles quickly. Results build gradually across three to six sessions, so patience pays off here.
Pairing it well
Microneedling is a great foundation before other treatments because healthier skin responds better to everything else. Explore it alongside our other skin-rejuvenation treatments, or book a consultation to see if your skin is a good fit.