Better skin.
Built by your skin.
Microneedling works with your skin's natural repair response to improve texture, soften the appearance of fine lines and acne scars, and support smoother, healthier-looking skin over time.
Tiny channels. A very intentional reason.
Yes, microneedling uses very fine needles. But the goal is not to damage your skin—it is to create controlled microscopic channels that trigger the skin's natural repair process.
Your treatment depth is selected intentionally based on the area being treated and what we are trying to improve. A topical numbing agent is typically used beforehand to make the experience much more comfortable.
What feels like a relatively simple treatment on the surface starts a much more interesting process underneath: remodeling, repair, and renewed collagen activity.
It is about giving your skin a reason to improve itself.
One treatment. A lot of skin concerns.
Microneedling is popular because it does not focus on just one feature of the skin. It can support overall skin quality while targeting several common concerns at the same time.
Fine Lines
Support collagen remodeling and improve the appearance of fine facial lines and early textural aging.
Acne Scars
Microneedling is commonly used to improve the appearance of atrophic acne scarring and uneven skin texture.
Texture
Smooth rough or uneven-looking skin and create a more refined overall surface.
Skin Quality
Support firmer, healthier-looking skin through the skin's own wound-healing and collagen-remodeling response.
Pores + Unevenness
Improving overall texture can also make enlarged pores and surface irregularities appear less prominent.
Preventive Skin Care
Microneedling can also be part of a long-term strategy for patients who want to maintain skin quality before more significant changes develop.
Your neck and chest age too.
The face gets a lot of attention. The neck and décolletage often get years of sun exposure, movement, and collagen loss with considerably less care.
Adding the neck, chest, or both can create a more cohesive result so rejuvenated facial skin does not abruptly stop at the jawline.
Microneedling can be the foundation—not necessarily the whole plan.
Depending on your goals, skin, and what is available at the time of treatment, selected enhancements may be paired with microneedling to support the treatment experience and recovery.
PRP
Platelet-rich plasma uses a concentrated portion of your own blood components and may be paired with microneedling in selected treatment plans. Combination treatment has shown promising results, particularly in studies involving atrophic acne scars.
REJURAN Healing Essence
A professional post-treatment skin-support option containing hydrolyzed DNA, available as an enhancement when appropriate to support a healthier-looking complexion during the recovery period.
REJURAN-i
Selected REJURAN eye-area options may be incorporated into a broader rejuvenation plan when the delicate skin around the eyes is a specific concern. Your provider can determine whether this makes sense alongside your microneedling treatment.
Other Treatment Enhancements
Lush periodically adds new professional skin-support and regenerative options. We will recommend add-ons based on your treatment goals and what is clinically appropriate—not simply because an add-on exists.
Much more manageable than most first-timers expect.
This is the part people worry about before their first treatment. Once they understand how the appointment works, it becomes much less intimidating.
Recovery is part of the result.
Skin commonly looks pink or red after microneedling and may feel warm, tight, or sensitive for a period afterward. The intensity depends on treatment depth, area, and individual skin response.
This is not the time to throw every active skincare product you own back onto your face. The early recovery period should be simple, gentle, and intentional.
Good skin usually rewards consistency.
One microneedling session can be worthwhile, particularly when your goal is general rejuvenation. But concerns such as acne scarring, texture, and more significant collagen remodeling often benefit from a planned series rather than expecting one treatment to do everything.
That is why we offer microneedling packages for patients who want to commit to a more complete treatment course and give their skin enough time and repetition to produce meaningful improvement.
Numb. Treat. Recover. Build.
Numb
Topical anesthetic is applied before treatment to make the experience more comfortable.
Treat
Controlled microneedling passes are performed at settings selected for the treatment area and your goals.
Recover
Your skin enters its repair phase. Gentle aftercare and appropriate sun protection become especially important during this period.
Build
Skin remodeling occurs over time, and a treatment series may be recommended when more substantial improvement is the goal.
The questions keeping you on the fence.
Does microneedling hurt?
A topical numbing agent is typically applied before treatment, which makes the procedure much more comfortable for most patients. Certain areas can be more sensitive than others, and treatment settings can vary based on the area and goal.
What will I look like afterward?
Redness, warmth, tightness, and temporary sensitivity are common afterward. How noticeable this is varies based on your skin and the intensity of treatment. Your provider will review your specific recovery expectations before you leave.
How much downtime should I expect?
Microneedling is generally considered minimally invasive, but your skin still needs a recovery period. Redness and sensitivity often improve over the days following treatment, although individual recovery varies.
When will I see results?
Microneedling is not an instant transformation treatment. Some patients notice early changes in how their skin looks and feels, but collagen remodeling and improvement in texture develop progressively over time.
Is one treatment enough?
It depends on your goal. A single session may be reasonable for general skin rejuvenation, while acne scars, deeper texture concerns, or more substantial remodeling often require a series. We offer packages when a planned course of treatment is more appropriate.
Why should I add my neck and chest?
These areas experience many of the same age-related and environmental changes as the face. Extending treatment can create a more consistent transition in skin texture and quality rather than stopping abruptly at the jawline.
Is PRP worth adding?
PRP may be a useful addition for selected patients. Research has shown promising improvement when PRP is combined with microneedling, particularly for atrophic acne scarring, although results and evidence quality vary across studies. We can discuss whether the additional treatment makes sense for your specific goal.
What is REJURAN Healing Essence?
REJURAN Healing Essence is a professional skin-support product containing hydrolyzed DNA that may be incorporated into selected post-treatment protocols. Availability and recommendations may vary.
Do I need a recovery kit?
It is not mandatory, but many patients appreciate having a simple post-treatment routine already prepared. Our recovery kits are designed to make aftercare easier and reduce the temptation to use products that may be too aggressive during the early recovery period.
Can microneedling replace filler or Botox?
They treat different things. Microneedling is primarily focused on skin quality, texture, scars, and collagen remodeling. Neurotoxin changes selected muscle activity, while filler addresses volume, contour, and structure. For some patients, combining different approaches produces a more complete result.
Your skin can do more
than you think.
If texture, fine lines, acne scars, or overall skin quality have been bothering you, microneedling may be one of the most versatile places to start. We can keep it simple—or build a more complete treatment plan with neck and chest treatment, PRP, professional recovery support, or other enhancements when appropriate.
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