Microneedling
Microneedling is a procedure in which we use an electric dermapen—a pen-like device with fine needles—to gently puncture the skin of the face or body, causing intradermal bleeding and thus intense skin regeneration. The depth of needle penetration can be adjusted and determined based on the thickness and type of skin.
Procedure
The skin is numbed with a local anesthetic before the procedure. Then, the device gently punctures the skin. The skin may appear red after the procedure, but redness fades within a few days, typically becoming barely noticeable the next day. During the procedure, we can also apply PRP plasma for enhanced effects or various ampoules (e.g., vitamin C, collagen, etc.). Makeup is not recommended for the first 24 hours.
CONTRAINDICATIONS are checked before the procedure with the doctor perfoming the procedure.
- Induction of collagen synthesis correction of structural skin irregularities – epidermal renewal induction of skin self-renewal influences the regeneration of damaged tissue (scars) improves the appearance of the skin
- Thicker epidermis
- Scar – free tissue
- Collagen synthesis – reduction of wrinkles and skin tightening
- Treating wrinkles
- Reducing and removing scars
- Increasing skin tension anywhere on the body
- Improving the appearance of stretch marks
- Increasing hair density
- Even skin puncturing
- High – frequency puncturing, minimizing pain
- Does not tear the skin
- Redness that fades quickly
- Small scabs
- Bruising
- Hyperpigmentation
- Herpes simplex
- Extremely low risk of infection
Results are long – lasting.
- Use a moisturizer.
- Avoid sun exposure – use SPF 30 – 50.
- Smoking after the procedure is not recommended.
- The procedure can be repeated.
“AGE IS IRRELEVANT; WHAT TRULY MATTERS IS YOUR SKIN TYPE"
Lucija Kračun MD, spec., AAAMED Diploma for aesthetic medicine