Microneedling / Nano Needling
Microneedling and nano needling are customized skin-rejuvenation treatments that stimulate the skin’s natural renewal response. Both use a professional pen-like device with an oscillating cartridge to support cellular turnover, improve skin texture, and promote a smoother, healthier-looking complexion.
Treatment type is selected according to your skin condition, sensitivity, concerns, and desired results. A consultation is recommended.
How it transforms your skin
Controlled stimulation supports cellular renewal and helps improve the appearance, texture, and overall condition of the skin.
Microneedling or nano needling?
Both treatments stimulate skin renewal, but they work at different depths and are recommended for different skin concerns.
Deeper collagen stimulation
Microneedling may be recommended for fine lines, wrinkles, uneven skin texture, skin laxity, enlarged pores, acne scars, pigmentation concerns, stretch marks, and other conditions that may benefit from deeper collagen stimulation.
Gentle, non-invasive rejuvenation
Nano needling is ideal for clients seeking a gentle treatment for dehydration, dullness, uneven tone, rough texture, enlarged-looking pores, superficial pigmentation, mild acne concerns, and early fine lines.
What you’ll notice
The treatment depth, cartridge, speed, and professional serum are selected according to your skin type and concerns. Microneedling provides deeper rejuvenation, while nano needling offers a gentler option with minimal recovery time.
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After
Smoother, brighter, renewed-looking skin
Microneedling and nano needling stimulate the skin’s natural renewal response to improve texture, tone, hydration, radiance, and the appearance of common skin imperfections.
Before and after your treatment
Proper preparation and gentle aftercare help protect the skin and support the best possible treatment results.
What to expect
Nano needling generally requires little to no downtime. Microneedling may cause temporary redness, sensitivity, dryness, or tightness for approximately 12–48 hours, depending on the treatment depth, skin condition, and individual response.
Common questions
What is the difference between microneedling and nano needling?
Microneedling uses fine sterile needles to create controlled microchannels at adjustable depths. Nano needling uses tiny silicone cones to create superficial channels within the upper layer of the skin.
Does nano needling use needles?
No. Nano needling uses a cartridge with small silicone cones rather than stainless-steel needles. The treatment works superficially and does not penetrate into the deeper dermal layers.
Which treatment is better for acne scars?
Microneedling is generally more appropriate for acne scars because it works at adjustable depths and stimulates collagen within deeper layers of the skin. A consultation is required to assess scar type and severity.
Which treatment has less downtime?
Nano needling generally has little to no downtime. Microneedling may produce redness, sensitivity, dryness, or tightness for approximately 12–48 hours.
How many treatments will I need?
Treatment recommendations depend on your skin condition and goals. Microneedling is commonly performed as a series of approximately three to six treatments, often scheduled about one month apart.
Can professional serums be used during treatment?
Yes. Customized professional serums may be selected according to concerns such as dehydration, dullness, uneven tone, texture, or visible signs of aging.
Is microneedling painful?
Comfort varies according to treatment depth, area, and individual sensitivity. A topical numbing cream may be applied before deeper microneedling treatments to improve comfort.
Who should avoid treatment?
Treatment may not be suitable for active skin infections, open wounds, severe irritation, active inflammatory acne, certain medical conditions, or clients using specific medications. A consultation is recommended.