Skin Needling
No one wants to look older than they really are!
Have you heard about skin needling? Lyn O’Connor at Clynic will tell you that it is sometimes called dermal rolling, or collagen induction therapy, and that it is one of the most effective dermal therapies available for skin regeneration and rejuvenation.
Skin needling is a minimally invasive treatment, which is designed to reduce fine lines, wrinkles, large pores and even scars on the face and body.
Skin Needling Sunshine Coast
Skin needling uses micro needles – and those are very thin ones, with very sharp points – on a medical grade roller or a pen that is moved over the skin to create tiny, evenly spaced micro-punctures, which go through the skin.
This creates a microscopic, generally painless, injury to the deeper dermal layer, with minimal damage to the upper epidermal layer.
The minor injury and bleeding triggers a wound healing response in the skin, which results the body producing more collagen and elastin – the compounds that add structure and strength – so that you have brighter, firmer skin.
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- Reduce fine lines and wrinkles, and improve skin texture and smoothness
- Improve uneven skin tone and pigment
- Decrease the appearance of scar tissue and acne scarring, pores, sun and age spots, hyperpigmentation, and even stretch marks
- Stimulate the skin’s natural production of collagen.
Even if you like to do things yourself, and are good at it, please remember that skin needling may cause complications, such as bleeding, bruising, infection, scarring, and pigment problems.
So, no don’t do it at home – come to Clynic on the Sunshine Coast for expert, professional treatment from an artist in her field.
We know how to do it, and how often it should be done.
There are few risks when skin needling is properly performed on people in good health.
Don’t forget, you will probably need several procedures for the very best results.
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