Aging is inevitable. You cannot stop the clock, and depending on your body metabolism and other factors, signs of aging can appear in your late 20s or early 30s. Microneedling skin treatment aims to take care of wrinkles, often combined with PRP therapy. Here’s what you need to know!
What’s Microneedling?
Microneedling is also known as “collagen induction therapy,” where a roller or pen with fine needles is used to create holes on the skin, following which a cream/serum is applied. With collagen induction therapy, you are basically creating a minor injury on the face, so that the collagen production is increased as a natural response to healing. This helps in smoothing out fine lines and wrinkles caused by aging. Micro-needling with PRP is particularly effective for triggering the healing process.
Why Microneedling?
Simply because it works for all kinds of wrinkles, fine lines, and scars. No matter whether the wrinkles have been caused by sun damage or aging, Microneedling works seamlessly, and it will also improve skin abnormalities and scars. It is often used as a smart way to rejuvenate and fix the skin. The process is rather painless, but you may have some sensation on the skin. There are no side effects, as such, as long as you choose a reliable and known Microneedling NYC clinic for the procedure.
One procedure, many benefits
Microneedling is often considered one of the most amazing procedures for preventing premature aging. It also works for acne scars as effectively as for wrinkles and fine lines. Experts agree that Micro-needling might be a choice for people who have scars from previous surgeries. Microneedling is effectively used for the face, but you can choose to use this for other parts of the body, often to improve skin appearance and stretch marks.
Microneedling for wrinkles is an elective cosmetic procedure, so the costs are not covered by insurance. There are many clinics that would offer a free initial consultation session, where you can discuss your concerns to decide if Micro-needling is going to work for you. Ask questions; get an idea of the costs and other aspects before taking the call.
