Most clients benefit from a course of 3–6 treatments, spaced 4–6 weeks apart, depending on individual skin goals.

Yes, microneedling can be adapted to suit a wide range of skin types and concerns.

It's best to avoid applying makeup for 24 hours post-treatment to allow your skin to settle.   

Your therapist will guide you based on your skin type, current concerns, and treatment goals. For example, NCTF is ideal for overall revitalisation, BYRYZN for pigmentation and ageing, Exomide for sensitive or inflamed skin, and Klardie boosters for hydration and repair.

Boosters are concentrated bio-active solutions that work in synergy with microneedling to enhance results. They target specific skin concerns such as pigmentation, dullness, sensitivity, or fine lines, while also accelerating recovery and improving overall skin health.

Yes. Microneedling can be combined with treatments such as LED light therapy, IPL, or HydraFacial to further enhance outcomes. Your therapist can create a personalised plan tailored to your goals

Most clients describe microneedling as a mild prickling, scratching or vibrating sensation across the skin. Some areas, such as the forehead, upper lip and around the eyes, can feel more sensitive than others. Treatment settings are tailored to your skin, the area being treated and your individual treatment goals.

We recommend allowing approximately 45 - 60 minutes for your appointment. This includes consultation and skin preparation, the microneedling treatment itself, and the application of appropriate post-treatment skincare.

Immediately after treatment, the skin will usually appear red and may feel warm, tight or mildly sensitive, similar to a light sunburn. Redness is typically most noticeable for the first 24–48 hours, although mild dryness, flaking or sensitivity may continue for several days. Recovery varies depending on treatment intensity and individual skin response.

Your skin may begin to look brighter and feel smoother within the first few weeks. Improvements associated with collagen remodelling develop more gradually and may continue over the following 6–12 weeks. For concerns such as texture, fine lines or acne scarring, a course of treatments is generally recommended rather than relying on a single session.

Results vary according to age, skin condition, lifestyle and the concern being treated. Improvements in skin quality can be long-lasting because microneedling stimulates your skin's natural repair and remodelling processes. However, skin ageing continues, so periodic maintenance treatments and a good home skincare routine can help maintain results.

For the first few days, avoid retinoids, exfoliating acids, scrubs and other potentially irritating active ingredients. We also recommend avoiding strenuous exercise, swimming, saunas, steam rooms and excessive heat for at least 24–48 hours, or as advised by your clinician. Keep skincare simple and hydrating, avoid picking or exfoliating the skin, and be diligent with sun protection while the skin recovers.

Microneedling creates controlled micro-injuries that stimulate the skin's natural wound-healing response and collagen remodelling. Over a course of treatments, this can help soften the appearance of certain atrophic or indented acne scars and improve uneven skin texture. The type and depth of scarring matter, so an assessment is important to determine whether microneedling is the most appropriate treatment or whether a combination approach would achieve a better result.

Microneedling may not be appropriate if you have an active skin infection, active acne or inflammation in the treatment area, open wounds, certain skin conditions, or a history of abnormal or keloid scarring. Certain medications, medical conditions, pregnancy or recent procedures may also affect suitability. A consultation and medical screening are completed before treatment to determine whether microneedling is appropriate for you.