4 Skin Conditions You Can Treat with Skin Needling
Imagine you have worked really hard to follow all the right steps and skin advice you have been given to clear your acne, only to be left with acne scars which can really affect your self-esteem. This is a very common concern we hear post-teenage acne and right through to your adult years.
Unfortunately, acne scars can remain for a long time even after your acne breakout is over. Acne scarring can include:
- uneven colour and skin tone
- pitting
- depressions
- indents on the skin
If left untreated, acne scars can worsen and potentially last a lifetime.
If you’ve tried over-the-counter products to no avail, you might consider Skin Needling to get rid of your acne scars.
Skin Needling (also known as collagen induction therapy) is highly effective at reducing acne scarring, body scarring, hair thinning, fine lines and skin texture.
The underlying action of this treatment is to stimulate a natural reaction in your skin to produce more of its own collagen and elastin. As well as releasing growth factors to start a rejuvenative process. This allows the skin to break up scar tissue and heal itself.
So how can you benefit from Skin Needling for acne scars?
Skin Needling is an advanced skin, body and hair rejuvenation treatment which involves a number of micro needles that penetrate the skin to trigger a natural healing response that results in an increase in collagen production.
The effects of Skin Needling are wide-ranging. First and foremost, it will dramatically boost collagen production. The benefits of this include reduced acne and body scarring.
Skin Needling tends to work best on scars that are small, result in tenting of the skin or pocking of the skin.
This procedure is also great if you have a slightly uneven texture from years of acne.
You will be able to see results with the overall skin tone and texture after the first treatment.
However, for acne and body scarring it takes a course of 6 Skin Needling treatments for maximum results.
To make the treatment even more effective, you can combine it with additional skin treatments and an appropriate skincare routine.
Additional skin treatments:
We recommend speaking to your professional Skin Therapist about what’s right for you.
Unfortunately, acne scars can remain for a long time even after your acne breakout is over. Acne scarring can include:
- uneven colour and skin tone
- pitting
- depressions
- indents on the skin
If left untreated, acne scars can worsen and potentially last a lifetime.
If you’ve tried over-the-counter products to no avail, you might consider Skin Needling to get rid of your acne scars.
Skin Needling (also known as collagen induction therapy) is highly effective at reducing acne scarring, body scarring, hair thinning, fine lines and skin texture.
The underlying action of this treatment is to stimulate a natural reaction in your skin to produce more of its own collagen and elastin. As well as releasing growth factors to start a rejuvenative process. This allows the skin to break up scar tissue and heal itself.
So how can you benefit from Skin Needling for acne scars?
Skin Needling is an advanced skin, body and hair rejuvenation treatment which involves a number of micro needles that penetrate the skin to trigger a natural healing response that results in an increase in collagen production.
The effects of Skin Needling are wide-ranging. First and foremost, it will dramatically boost collagen production. The benefits of this include reduced acne and body scarring.
Skin Needling tends to work best on scars that are small, result in tenting of the skin or pocking of the skin.
This procedure is also great if you have a slightly uneven texture from years of acne.
You will be able to see results with the overall skin tone and texture after the first treatment.
However, for acne and body scarring it takes a course of 6 Skin Needling treatments for maximum results.
To make the treatment even more effective, you can combine it with additional skin treatments and an appropriate skincare routine.
Additional skin treatments:
We recommend speaking to your professional Skin Therapist about what’s right for you.
