FAQ

Yes. Microneedling is available to existing clients only, following at least three months of personalised homecare and in-clinic treatments. This ensures your skin is strong, healthy and ready for treatment.

Microneedling works at greater depths to stimulate collagen production and support skin remodelling.Nanoneedling works more superficially, making it a gentler option for improving skin texture, hydration and radiance, with generally less downtime.I'll recommend the most suitable treatment based on your skin's condition and individual goals.

For microneedling, I usually recommend an initial course of three treatments, spaced approximately 4–6 weeks apart.Depending on your skin concerns, further treatments may be recommended.Nanoneedling can also be booked as a course of three or incorporated between microneedling appointments as part of your personalised SKIN Health plan.

Yes. Nanoneedling can be used between microneedling appointments to help maintain skin health and support your overall treatment plan.

Microneedling can cause temporary redness, sensitivity and dryness. Recovery varies depending on your skin and the treatment performed. Nanoneedling is generally gentler and involves less downtime.

Your skin needs extra care while it recovers. I'll provide personalised aftercare instructions, which may include:Using only recommended gentle skincare productsAvoiding exfoliating acids, retinoids and other potentially irritating products until advisedAvoiding excessive heat, saunas and strenuous exercise immediately after treatmentAvoiding direct sun exposure and following appropriate sun protection adviceKeeping the treated area clean and avoiding unnecessary touchingFollowing your aftercare instructions is essential to support recovery and minimise the risk of complications.

Not straight away. I believe healthy skin is the foundation of successful microneedling.We'll need to have been working together for at least three months, following a personalised homecare routine and in-clinic treatments, before considering microneedling.If you're new to the clinic, the best place to start is with a SKIN consultation.

No. Microneedling isn't suitable for everyone, particularly if you have certain medical conditions, active skin infections, impaired healing or are taking particular medications.Before treatment, I'll review your medical history, skincare routine and skin condition to check for any contraindications.Your safety and skin health will always come first.

Preparation is an important part of my approach. Microneedling is only available to existing clients who have been following a personalised homecare routine and in-clinic treatments for at least three months.We'll focus on building a healthy skin barrier, appropriate vitamin A skincare, essential fatty acids, hydration and daily SPF.You'll also receive specific pre-treatment instructions based on your skin and treatment plan.

It's normal to experience some redness, warmth, tightness or sensitivity following microneedling, similar to mild sunburn.Your skin may also feel dry or slightly rough as it recovers. These effects usually improve over the following few days, although recovery varies depending on the treatment and your individual skin.Collagen remodelling takes time, so improvements in skin texture and appearance develop gradually over the following weeks and months.

Common temporary side effects include redness, swelling, sensitivity, dryness and mild flaking.Less common risks can include infection, prolonged irritation, pigmentation changes or scarring.I'll explain the potential risks, check your suitability and discuss what to expect before proceeding with treatment.