Microneedling
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Microneedling training is imperative to administer this sophisticated treatment safely and effectively. It is a minimally-invasive non-surgical and nonablative procedure for facial rejuvenation that involves the use of a microneedling device to create a controlled skin injury. It affects the collagen production and overall texture of the skin and is mostly used on the face and may treat various scars, wrinkles, and large pores.
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Laser Microneedling
A microneedling device goes over the skin creating microchannels in the dermis. The device also delivers a customized topical serum into your skin tissue to stimulate resurfacing. Each microneedle is thinner than a human hair, enabling any area – the face, chest, arms – to be comfortably treated.
This treatment is safe for all skin types and particularly helpful for treating a range of scars. After just one microneedling treatment, at-home products can penetrate deep into the skin enabling the active ingredients to be significantly more effective.
The Benefits
Repeat treatments may be necessary for dramatic results. Through a free consultation, an aesthetician will determine the course of treatment, from one to five sessions.
Treats:
- Acne, surgical and keloid scars, uneven texture
- Melasma and pigmentation
- Fine lines and wrinkles
- Stretch marks
Results (varies by patient)*:
- Smoother skin texture
- Evens skin coloration
- Reduces or removes fine lines and wrinkles
- Repairs scars
Post-Care Recommendations:
Some social downtime, due to redness. Wearing sunscreen regularly will protect the healing skin.
The average Microneedling is $400+ which means as a certified aesthetician providing this service, you can expect to make well over $100K annually.