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Collagen-stimulating renewal with minimal downtime.

Microneedling uses fine needles to create controlled micro-injuries in the skin, which stimulates the body's natural collagen response.

A physician's gloved hands drawing a microneedling pen across a patient's cheek.

What it addresses

Microneedling is used for skin texture, the appearance of pores, and certain types of scarring. It is typically performed as a course of treatments spaced over several weeks.

What to expect

Expect redness for a short period afterwards, similar to mild sunburn. Most people return to normal activity quickly. Aftercare and sun protection are part of the treatment.

In a physician's practice

Microneedling is widely offered in non-medical settings. Having it performed in a dermatology practice means depth, technique and skin assessment are handled by a physician.

Ready when your skin is.

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