Advanced skin, lash & brow artistry

It's one of our most requested treatments — and one of the most misunderstood. Here's what's actually happening under the needles, who tends to benefit most, and who should hold off.

What It Actually Is

Microneedling uses a device fitted with very fine, sterile needles to create controlled micro-injuries in the top layer of skin. Most clients describe it as light pressure and vibration rather than pain, especially with numbing cream applied beforehand. Those micro-injuries trigger your skin's natural healing response — producing more collagen and elastin, the proteins responsible for firm, smooth, even-toned skin.

Why It's Worth Considering

Depending on the concern, it can help with:

• Acne scarring — especially shallow, rolling, or boxcar-type scars
• Fine lines and early signs of ageing — through increased collagen production
• Uneven texture and enlarged pores
• Newer stretch marks — still-pink marks respond better than old, white ones
• Overall dullness — many clients notice a brighter, more even tone within a few sessions

Results build gradually — most people see meaningful change over 3–6 sessions, spaced 4–6 weeks apart.

What to Expect

A session takes about 60 minutes including numbing time. Skin looks flushed for a day or two afterward — normal, and part of the process. Aftercare is simple but non-negotiable: gentle cleansing, no makeup for 24 hours, and diligent SPF for at least a week after, since new skin is more vulnerable to sun damage.

This is general skincare education, not medical advice, and doesn't replace an in-person consultation. Everyone's skin and history is different — a qualified professional should assess your individual suitability before any treatment.