STIMULATE. RENEW. RESURFACE.

Microneedling

Fine needles create controlled micro-injuries that stimulate new collagen and elastin, resurfacing the top layers of skin for improved texture, tone and radiance.

Microneedling pen with serum vials at Opal Aesthetics & Wellness

What is microneedling?

Microneedling uses fine needles to create controlled micro-injuries in the skin, triggering your body’s own wound-healing response and new collagen and elastin production. Over several weeks, this resurfaces the top layers of skin for improved texture, tone and radiance.

CONTROLLED MICRO-INJURY
STIMULATES COLLAGEN
IMPROVES TEXTURE
MINIMAL DOWNTIME

Benefits

  • Stimulates new collagen and elastin
  • Improves texture, tone and fine lines
  • Softens the appearance of acne scarring
  • Pairs well with serums and skin boosters
  • Suitable for most skin types and tones
  • Cumulative results with a recommended series

Treatment Areas

Microneedling is most commonly used on the face, with the neck and chest as popular add-ons.

Face
Neck
Chest

What to Expect

Treatment Time45–60 minutes
ComfortTopical numbing used
Downtime1–2 days of redness
ResultsBuilds over 4–6 weeks

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The Process

How it works

01

Consultation

We assess your skin's texture and tone goals to build a treatment plan.

02

Treatment

A sterile microneedling device creates controlled micro-channels across the treatment area.

03

Serum + recovery

A hydrating serum is applied post-treatment; mild redness typically resolves within a day or two.

Good To Know

Frequently asked questions

Most clients see the best results from a series of 3 to 4 sessions spaced about 4 weeks apart, though a single session can still improve texture and glow.

Yes. Standard microneedling uses fine needles alone, while our EXION RF Microneedling combines the same needling technique with radiofrequency energy for deeper skin tightening and more dramatic results.

Most clients experience mild redness for a day or two, similar to a sunburn, with no significant downtime.

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