Medical Grade & Collagen Stimulating Injections

Skin needling is a fantastic treatment that treats a variety of skin issues such as pigmentation, open pores and anti-aging. We use a handheld device with a series of tiny needles to penetrate the skin causing micro-wounds.

The micro-wounds trigger the body’s wound healing process, which will create collagen & elastin to rebuild or grow naturally to visibly reverse the ageing process and smooth the skin surface.

Treatment is suitable for most skin types except those who are experiencing an acne response. For your comfort, we use an anaesthetic cream.

The treatment is fantastic for the back of hands, face, neck & décolletage It’s generally used to improve acne scarring, fine lines and wrinkles, reducing the appearance of enlarged pores, general scarring and/or stretch marks.

Naturally, skin health time while will improve collagen and over and elastin develop form, and this process usually takes weeks between 6-12, but skin rejuvenation may be benefits visible as early as four weeks. However, with continued booster sessions, the instant moisture retention will provide constant hydration.

For best results, it is advised to commit to three treatments over 18 weeks, especially for those who are beginning their skin health journey later.

It is very normal to experience redness and swelling immediately after your treatment, the skin can become quite dry due to the rapid reaction of collagen and elastin growth it is best to ensure you are using a good quality moisturising cream and a multivitamin B serum to ensure you are healing, hydrating and smoothing your skin surface. During your consultation and before your treatment session, you will be guided through the consent form, what to expect during the treatment, and instructions for after-care. It’s essential to be honest about your medical history to determine if you’re a suitable candidate without any contraindications.

There are some restrictions that may disqualify you or will require you to wait for a full recovery:

- Under 18

- Pregnant/breastfeeding

- Exposed/cracked/infected wounds

- Have been on a prescribed acne medication within the last three months

- Have an autoimmune disease

- Medical allergies

Microneedling and collagen-stimulating injections are both popular skin rejuvenation treatments. However, they differ in their technique and the types of issues they are best suited to address.

Our microneedling is a medical grade and employs a pen-like device that is equipped with fine, short needles. This device is systematically moved across the skin, creating micro-injuries that prompt the dermis to start a natural healing process and stimulate collagen production.

Injectables involve using a syringe to deliver substances directly into or beneath the skin. They are used to fill in wrinkles and add volume to areas like the cheeks and lips, using substances that mimic the body's own hyaluronic acid.

Yes, you can combine skin needling with injectables, but it's important to time the treatments correctly to minimise risks. Most dermatologists recommend waiting at least two weeks after injectables before undergoing microneedling. This waiting period allows the injectables to settle properly.

Always consult with a qualified skincare professional to determine the best treatment plan for your specific skin needs. Qualified professionals are trained to administer injections safely and tailor the right treatment plans.

Like any cosmetic procedure, collagen injections have benefits and drawbacks. They help improve skin texture, elasticity and volume. They can also reduce the appearance of fine lines and sagging skin, leading to a tighter, more youthful appearance.

However, to achieve optimal results, multiple treatment sessions are often necessary, spread over several months, which can be time-consuming and costly. Unlike hyaluronic acid fillers that provide immediate volume, collagen stimulators take time to show results as the body generates new collagen.

Common side effects include redness, swelling, bruising and pain at the injection sites. These usually resolve within a few days.

As with any procedure that involves breaking the skin, there is a risk of infection. Proper sterile techniques and aftercare are essential to minimise this risk. Be sure to discuss your medical history, allergies and skin conditions with your provider to ensure you’re a good fit for the treatment.

If you notice any unusual or prolonged symptoms following the procedure, contact your healthcare provider promptly.