Microneedling stimulates the natural production of collagen and elastin, improving skin texture, attenuating acne scars, blemishes, enlarged pores, fine wrinkles and even stretch marks. The results include a more even, firmer and luminous skin, with progressive improvement throughout the sessions.

Yes, Microneedling can be performed on most skin types, including oily, combination, acne-prone or aging skin. However, a prior diagnosis is necessary to assess skin sensitivity, the presence of infections or active dermatological diseases.

Yes, Microneedling stimulates the skin’s natural regeneration mechanisms without permanently altering its structure. The process is biological and progressive, and does not cause definitive changes.

Microneedling uses a device with microneedles to create microchannels in the skin and stimulate collagen production. Mesotherapy, on the other hand  , consists of the direct application of active substances through microinjections. Although both can improve firmness and skin tension, the mechanisms of action are different and the choice depends on the clinical goal.

Microneedling is generally well tolerated, and may cause only mild discomfort.

Yes, it is a safe procedure when performed by qualified professionals. The most common side effects are redness, a feeling of heat or slight swelling, which disappear within 24 to 72 hours. Infections are rare when hygiene and asepsis standards are respected.

Microneedling is contraindicated in cases of pregnancy, breastfeeding, severe active acne, rosacea in the inflammatory phase, open wounds, skin infections, autoimmune diseases, coagulation disorders or the use of anticoagulant medications. Clinical evaluation is essential before starting any protocol.

Some improvements can be noticed right after the first session, such as more luminosity and better texture. However, the most significant results come between 2 to 4 weeks, as the cell regeneration process develops.

Yes, Microneedling can be combined with PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma), mesotherapy, gentle peels or revitalizing products, which enhances the absorption of active ingredients and improves results. In the case of hair PRP, Microneedling acts as an ideal complement, facilitating plasma penetration and stimulating the scalp’s regenerative response. The ideal combination should be defined by a professional, depending on the goals and the condition of the skin or scalp.

Within 48 hours of treatment, you should:

•     Avoid direct sun exposure
•     Not wearing make-up on the first day
•     Do not apply products with acids or retinol
•     Avoid swimming pools, sauna and intense physical exercise