Microneedling creates controlled microchannels in the skin to encourage the natural production of collagen and elastin. As the renewal response develops, skin can appear smoother, firmer, and more even.
The treatment is used for concerns such as fine lines, enlarged pores, scars, tactile roughness, and overall loss of vitality.
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Skin is cleansed and numbed
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Controlled treatment depth
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Redness may last up to three days
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Often planned as a series of four to six
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How it works
A controlled signal to renew.
A pen with ultra-fine needles creates precise microchannels through the upper skin. The body responds to these controlled injuries by producing collagen and elastin, gradually supporting fuller, smoother-looking tissue.
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The procedure
Prepared for comfort and purpose.
The treatment area is cleansed and numbed. A collagen-supporting product, vitamin C serum, or skin-brightening formula may be selected, followed by microneedling at a depth chosen for the treatment area and concern.
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Recovery
A brief flush before the refinement.
The skin may appear red for up to three days, with minor temporary sensitivity. A soothing cleanser and hydrating moisturizer containing hyaluronic acid may be recommended while the skin settles.
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Treatment rhythm
Results build with consistency.
Existing practice guidance recommends four to six treatments spaced four to six weeks apart for optimal improvement. Some patients continue periodic maintenance as part of a long-term skin plan.
A plan made for your skin
Begin with a personal evaluation.
Your skin, history, current products, and goals all shape the recommendation. Meet with the Accent On You team to understand what this treatment can realistically offer you.
Treatment details, candidacy, schedules, recovery, and results vary. Information on this page is general and does not replace a personal evaluation or individualized care instructions.