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Skin Needling

Price

£120

Per session

Pink Poppy Flowers

Treatment Areas:

How Does It Work?

  • Face - improves hydration, texture, fine lines, and overall skin vitality

  • Under‑eyes - strengthens thin skin and smooths crepiness

  • Neck - enhances firmness and reduces crepey texture

  • Décolletage - brightens, smooths, and improves photo‑damage

  • Hands - boosts hydration and improves skin quality

  • Arms - treats crepey or sun‑damaged skin

  • Knees - improves elasticity and texture

  • Abdomen - supports firmness and improves laxity

Skin needling is a treatment that combines microneedling with a targeted infusion of amino acids, peptides, and hydrating actives to improve overall skin quality. It works by creating controlled micro‑channels in the skin, allowing these high‑performance ingredients to penetrate deeper into the dermis where they can support collagen production, enhance hydration, and improve texture. The result is firmer, smoother, more radiant skin with strengthened barrier function and improved elasticity.

When Will I See Results?

How Long Do Results Last?

Most clients notice a subtle increase in radiance and smoothness within the first few days as hydration rises and the skin begins its natural repair process. Improvements in texture, firmness, and clarity develop more noticeably over 2-4 weeks, supported by collagen stimulation and deeper dermal rejuvenation. Results continue to build with each session, particularly when incorporated into a structured treatment plan.

Results from a skin‑needling amino acid booster typically last 3-4 months, with improvements in hydration, texture, and firmness maintained as collagen continues to rebuild. Longevity varies depending on skin quality, lifestyle, and the number of sessions completed, and results are prolonged when the treatment is carried out as part of a consistent plan.

Before Your Treatment

You'll have a consultation where you'll be asked to fill out a form detailing your:

  • Medical history

  • Medication or supplement use

  • Allergies

  • Previous treatments

  • Current skin condition

You can complete this form in the clinic or in advance by clicking Health Form at the top of this page.

Common Side Effects

  • Redness - typically settles within a few hours

  • Mild swelling - short‑lived and part of the normal healing response

  • Pinpoint bleeding - minimal and resolves quickly

  • Light flaking - may occur as the skin renews

  • Tightness or sensitivity - usually lasts 1-2 days

  • Temporary dryness - improves as hydration levels rebalance

You Are Not Suitable For Treatment If:

  • You are pregnant or breastfeeding

  • You have active acne or skin infections

  • You have an inflammatory skin condition - such as eczema, psoriasis, or dermatitis during an active flare

  • You have a compromised skin barrier - severe dryness, irritation, or recent aggressive treatments

  • You have keloid scarring tendency

  • You've had recent sunburn - skin must be fully healed before treatment

  • You have used certain medications - including isotretinoin (Roaccutane) within the last 6-12 months

  • You have a bleeding disorder or use anticoagulants

  • You have an active illness - including fever, viral infections, or feeling generally unwell

First 24-48 Hours:

  • Avoid touching the skin - keep the area clean

  • Avoid applying makeup to reduce irritation and infection risk

  • Avoid heat exposure - no saunas, steam rooms, hot showers, or strenuous exercise

  • Avoid sun exposure - stay out of direct sunlight and apply SPF

  • Use gentle skincare - avoid s retinoids, AHAs, BHAs, and vitamin C

  • Avoid sweating - minimise activities that cause perspiration

  • No swimming - avoid pools, hot tubs, and the sea to prevent irritation

  • Expect mild redness - this is normal and settles naturally

Aftercare Instructions

First 1-2 Weeks:

  • Avoid facial treatments - no peels, facials, microneedling, or laser treatments

  • Continue daily SPF to prevent sensitivity and pigmentation

  • Support hydration - maintain good water intake and use hydrating skincare

  • Avoid aggressive exfoliation - keep the skin barrier supported while healing

  • Resume active skincare gradually - reintroduce retinoids and acids only once the skin feels fully settled

Download your aftercare guide here:

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