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Microneedling is a technique that involves the use of a handheld device with numerous tiny needles to rejuvenate the face and décolletage. These needles create controlled micro-injuries in the skin, which in turn stimulate the production of collagen and elastin – two proteins essential for youthful skin. As the skin heals, these micro-injuries are filled with new collagen and elastin, resulting in thicker, more elastic, and firmer skin. Clinically, this process leads to improved skin quality and texture, making it appear more youthful and vibrant. Pore size diminishes, fine lines and wrinkles soften, acne scars fade, and the appearance of sun damage, stretch marks, and other skin imperfections is significantly reduced. The technique was first introduced in 1996 by plastic surgeon Dr. Des Fernandes, who used a derma roller to reduce lip wrinkles. Since then, technological advancements have refined microneedling devices. Today, these treatments are performed with devices that feature needle lengths ranging from 0.5 to 3 mm. The needles are single-use and disposable to ensure hygiene. Microneedling can be safely applied to areas where laser and chemical peel treatments might not be suitable, such as around the eyes, mouth, and décolletage. Redness typically subsides within a few hours, making the procedure well-tolerated by patients. Microneedling treatments are typically administered in multiple sessions spaced 4-6 weeks apart. Maintenance sessions may be conducted every 6-12 months. Areas of Application: Although microneedling is commonly performed on the face, it can also be applied to the abdominal and buttock areas. To achieve the best results, multiple consecutive sessions are necessary, rather than a single treatment. What Skin Issues Can Microneedling Address? Microneedling is effective in treating various dermatological problems caused by skin damage, including: • Acne scars • Age-related wrinkles • Stretch marks • Scars • Hyperpigmentation or discoloration • Loss of skin firmness and sagging skin • Enlarged pores • Sunspots How is Microneedling Performed? The microneedling procedure involves the use of a pen-shaped device with micro-needles on its surface. Before the procedure, the treatment area is cleansed to remove makeup and other substances. Antiseptic solutions are applied to disinfect the area, and numbing creams may be used to minimize discomfort. During the procedure, the device creates numerous micro-channels in the skin for about 20 minutes, depending on the treatment area. These micro-channels may cause slight bleeding but do not inflict significant damage. After the treatment, solutions are applied to support skin regeneration and cleanse the area. The healing process for these micro-injuries takes a few days, during which redness and sensitivity may occur. The frequency and number of microneedling sessions are determined by the doctor based on the patient’s needs, typically requiring at least four sessions over four weeks. Full results may take a few months to become apparent. Who Can Perform the Treatments? Skin care professionals with certification or completed training. Which Products Are Used During the Procedure? Depending on the skin issue, different serums are recommended. We suggest conducting a skin analysis before the treatment to select the appropriate products. Advantages of Microneedling: Unlike many cosmetic treatments, microneedling offers several benefits: • It does not cause pigmentation or peeling. • Unlike laser treatments, it does not lead to skin discoloration or overheating, making it suitable for darker skin tones. • It can be applied to hard-to-reach areas. • It is a non-invasive method with minimal post-treatment discomfort. Risks of Microneedling: Although minimally invasive, microneedling carries some risks: • Short-term sensitivity, irritation, and redness. • Potential for slight bleeding or bruising during the procedure, with a low risk of infection if hygiene standards are maintained. • In rare cases, abnormal scarring may occur in patients with impaired wound healing. • Possible allergic reactions to the solutions or equipment used. • Contraindicated for patients with chronic conditions such as diabetes or skin issues like eczema and psoriasis; these patients should consult a specialist before undergoing treatment. How Can I Ensure the Treatment Is Properly Conducted? Before the treatment, ask your skin care professional for their certification and the product certificates. Home care is crucial during the healing phase and for cell regeneration. We recommend products like SucralEx for cell renewal and Collagen Vitamin C Serum from DS V-LINE. Where Can I Receive Training? DS V-LINE offers comprehensive training on the proper Microneedling procedure and product use. Courses are available both online and offline.