Microneedling
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Reduce fine lines and wrinkles, plump facial volume and fade acne scarring at the UK’s leading skin clinic.
Arranging your consultation is simple.
Request a call back from one of our friendly advisers to find out more.
Most advanced Microneedling technique
Administered by trained practitioners
Performed in a safe and medical environment
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What is Microneedling?
Microneedling (also known as skin needling or collagen induction therapy) is a type of treatment that uses small needles to cause tiny punctures in the skin. These small contact points encourage the body to create a wound healing response and renew the skin cells. As your skin repairs, the production of collagen and elastin is triggered to give an almost immediate plumping effect. It can also help tackle other skin damage such as scarring, dark marks, sun damage and ageing.
Benefits of Microneedling
Microneedling is most commonly used to treat the following skin conditions:
Dull skin: Rejuvenate tired and dull skin and combat the initial signs of ageing.
Wrinkles: Fine lines and wrinkles on the face can be visibly reduced, as microneedling triggers collagen production.
Scarring: Scars from acne and Chicken Pox can be improved and an uneven texture can be smoothed out with microneedling.
Pigmentation: Can help to fade dark patches such as pigmentation due to sun damage or ageing.
Microneedling is a great treatment for you if you have darker skin because it doesn’t involve peels or lasers, which can cause pigmentation issues.
Treatments can be performed on the body as well as the face, prices below are based on an area the size of the face.
Your microneedling consultation: what to expect
Your microneedling consultation will be with a senior practitioner for rejuvenation or with a nurse or doctor for acne scarring and more advanced microneedling. The practitioner will assess your condition and determine the most appropriate form of treatment. During your consultation they will be able to answer any questions you may have about your skin condition and give you personalised advice. If they decide your skin condition can be treated, they will be able to carry out the procedure in-clinic. All of our clinics are monitored by the Care Quality Commission and the equivalent in Scotland (HIS) and Wales (HIW), for your safety and peace of mind.
Types of microneedling treatments
At sk:n we offer the following methods of microneedling treatments:
Microneedling Pen Revitalise & Rejuvenate: This uses an electronic mechanism with a short needle to target just the top layers of the skin, giving a rejuvenating effect. The reduced intensity of this treatment causes less downtime than a deeper treatment, whilst still achieving a youthful complexion.
Microneedling Pen: This is a unique electronic mechanism which allows your practitioner to control treatment intensity to best suit your needs. A solution is also applied to the skin, containing hyaluronic acid, minerals, vitamins and peptides, which stimulates cell proliferation and so reduces the skin’s contours and improves elasticity. The microneedling pen treatment is targeted and ideal for clients who have localised areas of concern.
Dermaroller: This is a titanium device that is rolled over the skin to create thousands of tiny contact points. This causes the body to create a wound healing process for rejuvenated, smoother and younger looking skin. Dermaroller is good for clients who need a large area treated.
Three simple steps to start your journey
- Step 1
Book a no obligation consultation with a practitioner, nurse or doctor. You can call us directly or request a call back.
Practitioner and nurse consultations are free, doctor consultations start from £100.
- Step 2
Visit your sk:n clinic and meet your specialist for a consultation. During this consultation they will:
– Assess your skin
– Discuss the best options to treat your skin
– Explain the microneedling procedure, recovery, likely outcomes and costs
– Go through your past medical history
-Answer any questions you may have
- Step 3
Begin your microneedling treatment at the UK’s leading skin clinic. sk:n are regulated through the Care Quality Commission (CQC) the same regulator as the NHS and the equivalent in Scotland (HIS) and Wales (HIW), so you can be rest assured that you are in safe hands.
Elisha – 24, after three Microneedling treatments for acne and acne scarring.
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Pricing
30% off Microneedling courses
The prices shown are starting prices and exact price will be confirmed in consultation where treatment options, suitability and price will be discussed.
We offer a nationwide service for microneedling in all of our clinics, including:-
London, Bristol, Brighton, Southampton, Kent, Guildford, Portsmouth, Reading, Chelmsford, Bournemouth, Epsom, Esher
| Doctor Consultations from |
£100.00
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| Treatment | Single Treatment From | Course of 3 Price per Treatment From |
| Face - Dermaroller (with a Doctor) | £370.00 |
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| Body - Dermaroller (with a Doctor) | £370.00 |
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| Face - Dermapen (with a practitioner - rejuvenation) | £155.00 |
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| Body - Dermapen (with a Nurse) | £355.00 |
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Arrange a Consultation
One of our friendly sk:n advisors will contact you to answer any questions you may have and help you on your sk:n journey.
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- Appointments available nationwide, seven days a week
Microneedling – what to expect?
Before your microneedling treatment you should avoid the use of self tanning products for up to 48 hours, and avoid sun exposure and the use of skin products that contain vitamin A or retinol for 24 hours.
Are microneedling results permanent?
The results of microneedling are not permanent, and you will require treatment on a regular basis in order to maximise and maintain these.
Is microneedling painful?
A topical numbing cream is applied to the area before carrying out microneedling treatments to ensure that any pain is minimised. Variable treatment intensities allow us to further control the comfort of the treatment, and no topical anaesthetic is needed for Microneedling Pen Revitalise & Rejuvenate as the treatment isn’t deep enough to cause any discomfort.
How does microneedling work?
Microneedling treatment uses small needles to create tiny punctures in the skin, which then triggers a wound healing response that renews the skin cells. As part of this, collagen and elastin are produced and give an almost immediate plumping effect.
Microneedling how long to see results?
You will see a plumping effect almost immediately, however the natural healing process takes time, so it can take up to six weeks before you see significant results.
How long does microneedling last?
Following microneedling treatment, the collagen and elastin triggering process will continue over the following months and several treatments are usually required to achieve the best results.
How many microneedling treatments will I need?
Your practitioner will discuss your individual treatment needs with you at your consultation, including the expected number of treatments and treatment intervals depending on your type of skin damage. A course of treatment will give the best results.
Can microneedling help acne?
Microneedling can help improve the appearance of a variety of skin conditions, including scars from acne.
Does microneedling get rid of fine lines?
Microneedling can rejuvenate tired and dull skin and combat the initial signs of ageing, as well as visibly reduce fine lines and wrinkles on the face as it triggers collagen production.
Is microneedling safe?
Going to a regulated clinic and qualified practitioners and doctors is the best way to treat your skin condition safely and effectively. Our microneedling treatment is carried out in highly clinical, sterilised operating rooms by senior practitioners, nurses and doctors with many years’ experience. They will follow strict medical protocols, which means you can be rest assured that the procedures are very safe.
