Delivered by our experienced registered nurses, this non-surgical procedure uses microfine needles to create microscopic channels within the skin. This triggers your skin’s natural healing response, causing the release of growth factors that lay down new collagen and elastin while removing damaged cells from the skin. This process realigns the skin matrix, making it tighter, smoother, and less blemished.

Microneedling, also known as skin needling or collagen induction therapy, involves the use of tiny needles to create controlled micro-injuries in the skin. These micro-injuries prompt the production of collagen-rich tissue, leading to younger, smoother, and firmer-looking skin. A series of 4-6 treatments, spaced every 4-6 weeks, offers optimal results for a revitalised complexion. The difference between Micro-needling and Skin Needling is the depth of penetration of the needles. At MA we have both the Skin Pen Skin Needling device and the Morpheus 8 RF micro needling device. This allows us the option to use both RF and non RF heat based devices to address concerns.

During the procedure, microneedling gently pricks the skin with tiny, sterilised needles, creating minuscule wounds. These wounds trigger the body’s natural healing response, stimulating the production of new collagen-rich tissue, resulting in plumper, firmer, and noticeably smoother skin.

Suitable for all skin types, microneedling addresses a myriad of skin concerns, including uneven skin tone, large pores, hyperpigmentation, fine lines, wrinkles, skin elasticity, scarring, and stretch marks. Experience the versatility of microneedling as it can be applied to various areas of the body, from the face to the hands, neck, back, legs, chest, stomach, and hips.

A series of 4-6 treatments, spaced every 4-6 weeks, offers optimal results.

While it is most frequently performed on the face, it can also be used to treat other areas of the body, such as the hands, neck, back, legs, chest, stomach and hips assisiting in the rejuventation of strecth marks and scarring.