All appointments require a $50 redeemable deposit.
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All appointments require a $50 redeemable deposit. • •
MICRONEEDLING
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Microneedling, also known as collagen induction therapy, is a minimally invasive treatment that uses controlled micro-injuries to stimulate the skin’s natural repair response.
This process supports collagen production and cellular turnover, improving the overall function and appearance of the skin over time.
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Microneedling may be considered for:
Acne scarring
Uneven skin texture
Early signs of ageing
Enlarged pores
Dull or compromised skin
Suitability is assessed during consultation, particularly in clients with impaired barrier function, active acne, or inflammatory skin conditions.
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Microneedling is commonly incorporated into treatment plans targeting:
Post-acne scarring
Skin texture irregularities
Fine lines and early skin laxity
General skin quality and resilience
It is not positioned as a standalone solution, but as part of a structured skin program.
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A medical-grade device creates controlled microchannels within the skin.
This stimulates:
Collagen and elastin production
Increased cellular turnover
Enhanced penetration of selected topical infusions
Treatment depth and technique are adjusted based on skin condition and treatment goals.
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Mild redness immediately post-treatment
Temporary sensitivity
Gradual improvement in skin quality over time
Downtime and response vary depending on treatment intensity and individual skin response.
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Every treatment is designed to support long-term skin health rather than isolated results.
Treatment plans may include:
Barrier repair and skin preparation
Combination therapies such as LED or clinical infusions
Progressive treatment sessions based on skin response
This approach ensures the skin is supported before, during, and after treatment.
CLINICAL INFUSION (ADD ON)
During microneedling, the formation of controlled microchannels allows for enhanced delivery of selected topical serums into the superficial layers of the skin.
The purpose of these infusions is not to override the skin’s natural processes, but to support and optimise the skin’s response following treatment.
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Supports hydration and skin comfort
Formulated with hyaluronic acid and hydrating factors to support water balance and immediate post-treatment comfort.
Best for:
Dehydrated skin
Compromised barrier
First-time treatments
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Supports overall skin quality and function
Multi-component formulations containing vitamins, amino acids and antioxidants to support cellular activity and skin vitality.
Best for:
Dull or fatigued skin
Early signs of ageing
General skin maintenance
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Supports skin recovery and resilience
Advanced formulations selected to support the skin’s natural repair response following treatment.
Best for:
Post-acne skin
Compromised or reactive skin
Clients requiring additional recovery support
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Supports acne-prone and congested skin
Lightweight formulations selected to support oil balance and reduce post-inflammatory stress in breakout-prone skin.
Best for:
Acne-prone skin
Congestion
Inflammatory skin conditions
CLINICAL INFUSION (ADD ON)
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Supports hydration and skin comfort
FMicroneedling is used to support skin texture, acne scarring, fine lines and overall skin quality.
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A series of treatments is usually required depending on the skin condition and treatment goals.
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Most clients experience mild redness and sensitivity for a short period following treatment.
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Yes, it is often combined with treatments such as LED therapy or clinical infusions depending on skin needs.
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Following microneedling, the skin may feel warm, tight or slightly sensitive. Appropriate aftercare is important to support recovery and optimise treatment outcomes.
Clients are advised to:
Avoid active skincare (retinoids, exfoliating acids, vitamin C) for 3–5 days
Keep the skin hydrated using gentle, barrier-supporting products
Avoid heat exposure (sauna, steam, hot showers) for 24–48 hours
Avoid strenuous exercise for 24 hours
Do not pick, scratch or disrupt the skin
Apply broad-spectrum SPF daily and minimise sun exposure
Post-treatment care instructions are provided and may be adjusted based on individual skin response.
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Microneedling may not be suitable in the presence of:
Active skin infection or inflammation (including active acne lesions)
Open wounds or compromised skin integrity
Recent use of isotretinoin (Roaccutane)
Uncontrolled medical conditions affecting healing
Known hypersensitivity or allergy to topical products used
Pregnancy or breastfeeding (relative contraindication depending on treatment plan)
Treatment suitability is assessed during consultation, and alternative options may be recommended where appropriate.