Let’s talk about skin texture.
Microneedling uses fine needles to create controlled punctures in the skin. An assessment helps determine whether it fits your concerns and medical history.
Care starts with a conversation.
Traditional microneedling
Discuss texture, selected acne scars, and fine lines, along with realistic treatment goals.
Microneedling with PRP ↗
Explore a combined approach and the evidence, limitations, and additional steps involved.
Radiofrequency microneedling ↗
Compare Agnes RF with traditional microneedling; adding heat changes the procedure and its risks.
Know what to expect.
01 / Evaluation
We discuss your goals, medical history, medications, and previous treatments before recommending an approach.
02 / A clear plan
Review the specific treatment, alternatives, costs, possible side effects, and recovery before making a decision.
03 / Follow-up
Your plan includes preparation and aftercare instructions, plus a chance to review your response and next steps.
Microneedling is a medical procedure. Infection, pigment changes, and scarring are possible, and some skin conditions make treatment unsuitable. We review preparation, aftercare, and recovery before proceeding.
Patient education: American Academy of Dermatology microneedling information ↗