Microneedling (MTS) — Clinic Care
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Clinic care — An in-clinic method creating micro-injuries with fine needles to stimulate collagen production
What is Microneedling (MTS)?
Clinic care — An in-clinic method creating micro-injuries with fine needles to stimulate collagen production
Effective for scars, pores, and wrinkles; devices like Dermapen and Dermaroller are used.
Caution
Redness and swelling may occur after the session; hygiene management is critical.
Overview & characteristics
Microneedling is an in-clinic method that uses fine needles to deliberately create micro-wounds in the skin, harnessing the principle that collagen and elastin production is induced as the skin recovers on its own. Devices with different needle lengths, such as a dermapen or dermaroller, are chosen depending on the purpose — scars, pores, wrinkles, and so on.
How to manage
Right after the session, the micro-wounds are open, so infection management, soothing, and moisturizing are important, and avoiding irritating ingredients and makeup for a few days is recommended. It is often repeated several times at set intervals, so the needle depth and interval are best set through a consultation with the practitioner.
Good to know alongside
It connects with collagen induction, indented acne scars, pores, and transdermal delivery that aids ingredient absorption. DIY needling at home with poor hygiene carries a risk of infection and pigmentation, so caution is needed.
Everyday care tips
Avoiding heat- and sweat-inducing activities such as exercise, saunas, and alcohol for about 24 hours after the session, focusing on soothing and moisturizing, and keeping up sun protection can help with recovery care.
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- What is Microneedling (MTS)?
- Clinic care — An in-clinic method creating micro-injuries with fine needles to stimulate collagen production. Effective for scars, pores, and wrinkles; devices like Dermapen and Dermaroller are used.
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