Microneedling
Microneedling is a procedure when your skin is pierced by tiny needles on a special device. This is done in order to encourage the natural healing process of the skin by causing micro-traumas. As a result, your skin produces more of the proteins called collagen (a protein that makes your skin firmer), and elastin (one that makes your skin more elastic). This makes your skin appear firmer, shinier and smoother, and you'll also have less wrinkles and lines.
SKIN MICRO NEEDLING
Skin microneedling at depths of 0.5mm to 2.5mm helps remove dark sports, superficial scarring, fine lines, acne scars, and dark circles in order to give your face a healthy, glowing appearance.
Cost - £150
RF SKIN MICRO NEEDLING
RF Microneedling uses a gold-plated needle device that gently penetrates the skin at radio-frequency depths. The process creates heatwaves which accumulate, positively affecting collagen stimulation.
Cost - £250
MORE ABOUT MICRONEEDLING TREATMENT
Microneedling helps with problems such as acne scars, hyperpigmentation (dark patches), wrinkles, lines, stretch marks, and, according to some sources, hair loss.
The treatment lasts less than half an hour, and you will typically need about 5 treatment sessions to see a tangible result.
The treatment is not painful (anaesthetic cream is used), but it does cause temporary redness of the skin. Deeper microneedling causes side effects like bruises and pain. The effect take some time appear, and you might experience some flaking while your skin is healing.
You should avoid microneedling if you are prone to keloid scars, eczema, psoriasis, or active acne.
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HOW DOES ITS WORKS?SHR’s unique gradual heating method effectively damages the hair follicles while avoiding injury to the surrounding skin. The sweeping In-motion TM delivery technique keeps the laser in constant motion ensuring full coverage
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WHAT IS INVOLVED?SHR’s unique gradual heating method effectively damages the hair follicles while avoiding injury to the surrounding skin. The sweeping In-motionTM delivery technique keeps the laser in constant motion ensuring full coverage. Simultaneous contact cooling prevents burns and allows for more comfortable treatment. And a specialized applicator allows your physician to treat large areas in less time.
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WHAT IS THE RESULT?Simultaneous contact cooling prevents burns and allows for more comfortable treatment, while a specialized applicator allows your physician to treat large areas in less time. Whether you have light, dark or tanned skin, coarse or fine hair, Harmony achieves complete hair removal for all areas of the body that’s safe, quick and best of all- virtually painless.
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WHAT ARE THE RISKS OR SIDE EFFECTS?Laser hair removal is safe, but it can occasionally cause side effects, such as pain and discomfort, and red skin that may last for some time.
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ARE THERE ANY CONTRAINDICATIONS & CAUTIONS?Before any laser treatment we require Patch test and full medical history of our patient, in order to avoid and complication. During the consultation process, the therapist will discuss the following with you: • Treatment goals and expectations • Current method of hair removal • The hair cycle and skin • How laser hair removal treatment works • Different types of laser technology • The treatment process and factors that will determine your results • Details about your medical history (including any current medications) • Pre-treatment requirements • Aftercare requirements • Predicated results of the treatment Once this is completed and you are happy to proceed the therapist will seek your informed consent to undertake a patch test, or tests if you would like treatment on different areas.
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WHAT IS THE BASIC AFTERCARE ADVICE?Applying a cold pack on the treated area, which is causing you discomfort or irritation, would be a great and safe way of protecting the treated area if necessary. Avoid applying make-up on your face after treatment for at least 24 hours Apply sun block in hotter weathers. The sun block will protect skin from getting pigmentations, patchy skin or rashes from the sun exposure. Be selective with the chemical based products you apply on your skin.