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MICRONEEDLING IN HALIFAX
Face Or Body Protocol Skin Rejuvenation
1 Treatment
Face $225 - Body $250
Microneedling can be a good option if you’re looking to improve acne scarring, uneven skin texture or fine lines. The treatment creates tiny, controlled micro-injuries in the skin, which trigger your skin’s natural repair response and support the production of new collagen and elastin over time.
Book your microneedling appointment online. After booking, you’ll receive an intake form to complete before your visit. If microneedling doesn’t look like the best fit for your skin, we can still use your appointment to take a quick look and recommend another approach.
Microneedling Q & A
What is microneedling?
During a microneedling session, a microneedling device will poke dozens of tiny holes in the surface of your skin. These controlled wounds are invisible to the eye, but trigger your body to produce more collagen and elastin – natural compounds essential to healthy skin structure and texture.
The micro-holes also serve as channels for deeper delivery of topical products, such as moisturizers, anti-aging serums, and lightening agents.
Microneedling can be used to improve:
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Acne scarring
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Uneven skin texture
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Fine lines and wrinkles
If acne scarring is your main concern, one treatment usually isn’t the whole plan. I commonly recommend a series of 3 to 6 treatments, spaced about 3 to 5 weeks apart. The number of treatments will depend on your skin, the type of scarring and how your skin responds.
After you book, you’ll receive an intake form to complete before your appointment. This helps determine whether microneedling is appropriate for your skin and concerns.
Does microneedling hurt?
Microneedling isn’t a heat treatment like a laser. While the movement of the pen gliding across your skin can cause slight discomfort, a topical anesthetic eases sensation.
What kind of downtime is required after a microneedling session?
After microneedling, your skin may feel a little like a mild sunburn. It can feel warm or hot, tight, and sometimes slightly itchy as it begins to recover. Pinkness or redness can last anywhere from about 24 to 72 hours.
While your skin is settling, avoid makeup, saunas, hot tubs and strenuous workouts. Try to stay out of direct sun as much as possible and be consistent with SPF when you are outside.