Texture improvement
Visibly improves skin texture, making it smoother, more even, and refined
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Microneedling is an innovative medical aesthetic treatment that uses micro-needles to create controlled micro-injuries in the skin, stimulating the natural production of collagen and elastin. It is the ideal solution if you wish to improve skin texture, reduce enlarged pores, attenuate acne scars, or increase skin firmness and elasticity. It is perfect for those seeking more even and radiant skin without resorting to invasive procedures.
Microneedling can be used on the face, neck, décolleté, and other areas of the body, adapting to your specific needs.
Ultra-fine micro-needles penetrate the dermis (the deep layer of the skin) at a controlled and precise depth. These needles create controlled micro-injuries that activate the skin’s natural healing response. This biological response stimulates fibroblasts (the cells responsible for regeneration) to produce new collagen and elastin. The result is the remodeling of the skin structure from within, leading to progressively firmer, more elastic, and more even skin.
The mechanism is completely natural: you are simply activating your skin’s biological healing processes to produce new collagen that improves skin quality over time.


Microneedling is perfect for you if you recognize one or more of these situations:
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This treatment must be performed exclusively by qualified medical personnel in a sterile environment. It is contraindicated in case of active acne, skin infections, active cold sores, pregnancy, allergies to components of the serums used, use of photosensitizing medications, or coagulopathy. Results vary based on initial skin condition, age, type of scar, and individual characteristics. A complete cycle of 3-4 sessions is recommended to achieve optimal and lasting results. If you have doubts about your suitability for the treatment, communicate with your physician during the preliminary consultation.