Microneedling
Resurface. Renew. Reveal.
Overview
Microneedling, also known as collagen induction therapy, is one of the most reliable, evidence-based ways to improve skin texture, tone and overall quality.
Microneedling uses a precise medical device to create a controlled pattern of microscopic channels in the skin. These tiny, deliberate injuries trigger the body's natural wound-healing response, prompting fibroblasts to produce fresh collagen and elastin. Over the weeks that follow, the skin remodels itself, smoother in texture, more even in tone, and visibly healthier. Because the treatment uses the body's own regenerative biology, results are gradual, natural and cumulative. At Luminè, microneedling is performed under medical conditions, often combined with PRP for an enhanced regenerative effect.
At a Glance
Benefits
What to Expect
Improved skin texture and tone
Refinement of pores
Softening of fine lines
Reduction in mild acne scarring and post-inflammatory marks
Gradual, natural improvement using the body's own biology
No synthetic substances introduced
Treatment Areas
What We Can Treat
Acne Scarring
Break down scar tissue and stimulate new, healthy collagen for smoother skin.
Skin Texture and Tone
Improve overall skin quality, reduce dullness and refine an uneven complexion.
Enlarged Pores
Reduce pore size and refine skin texture for a more even appearance.
Fine Lines
Improve skin elasticity and reduce the appearance of surface lines.
Post-Inflammatory Pigmentation
Fade dark marks and improve skin evenness following blemishes or sun exposure.
Skin Laxity
Firm and tighten mildly lax skin on the face and neck.
Neck and Décolletage
Extend the benefits to skin on the neck and chest.
Why Luminè
Medical microneedling and high street microneedling are not the same thing. We use medical grade equipment, sterile technique and a doctor led protocol, with the depth and technique adjusted to your skin and your indication. Skin treatments are still medical procedures, and we treat them as such.
Questions
Frequently Asked
Is it painful?
Topical numbing makes the treatment comfortable.
How is medical microneedling different from at-home rollers?
Medical devices use precise, controlled needle depth and sterile single-use components. At-home rollers cannot match this depth, sterility or safety.
How many sessions are needed?
Typically three, spaced four to six weeks apart, with maintenance every six to twelve months.
When will I see results?
A glow within days; meaningful change in texture and tone over four to six weeks.
Can it treat acne scars?
Mild to moderate atrophic acne scarring responds well over a course of treatments.
Is there any downtime?
Redness for one to three days; sun protection is essential for two weeks afterwards.
Is Microneedling Right for Your Skin?
Book a consultation at Luminè for a doctor led assessment and a treatment plan tailored to your skin.