All you need to know about Microneedling

Are you seeking luminous healthy skin?
Ever tried or know about microneedling?
If not, then lets
It might just work wonders for you.
What is Microneedling?

What does it treat?
- Fine Wrinkles
- Acne Scars
- Surgical Scars
- Hyper-pigmentation
- Stretch Marks
Who shouldn’t get it?
Anyone with these mentioned skin diseases or problems shouldn’t even think about using derma rollers at home. They should consult with a dermatologist if micro-needling is the correct treatment for them.
- Keloid Scars
- Scleroderma or fungal infection
- Immunosuppressed
- Pregnant or nursing
- History of severe eczema
- Psoriasis and other chronic conditions
What is the procedure?
Clean skin is necessary before the procedure; an esthetician will clean it with a gentle cleanser to remove all the dirt, oil, and products your skin has gone through.
Numbing cream is applied so that the patient doesn’t feel any pain. The idea of tiny needles poking holes in your skin isn’t appealing, yet the pain is minimal or not at all. It will take 15-30 minutes for the cream to take effect.
After your face is numbed, our dermatologists will pass the pen or roller- depending on how deep it is to go – over your whole face.
It can last 20-30 minutes.
To soothe and promote healing, a serum is applied.
Aftercare
Redness and appearance of tiny bleeding spots are expected, do not get alarmed. It typically lasts only 1-3 days. The skin usually recovers by day 4.
Do not wash your face after the procedure, the whole day
Do not wear make-up; avoid direct sun exposure or scrubs for 3 days.
Do not use any harsh chemicals on skin or products containing them like vitamin C serums or retinoids for four days after the procedure, please be gentle with your skin for
Wash your face with gentle cleansers or hydrating cleansers.
Apply Hyaluronic Acid Serum for the remainder of the first day and continue through the next two days.
Ideal long-term results are not reached in just one session, you will see that your skin has a shine and will feel better a week after the first procedure. Multiple sessions will be needed to effectively treat your concerns.
Home Rollers
The benefit of derma rollers is that they can be used at homes too. However, the length of the needles is short – about 0.5mm – that is the ideal length any longer should be done by a professional.
At-home rollers will still work though they are much gentler on the skin to reduce the risk of serious injuries. If you choose to use a home roller, make sure they are clean and sterilized to avoid an infection.