Technique
Microneedling
Microneedling uses very fine micro-needles to create controlled micro-perforations in the skin. They stimulate collagen production and allow active ingredients to penetrate where they are needed.
- Areas treated
- Face, neck, scalp, body
- Specialties
- Face, Hair, Arms and legs
- Reviewed by
- Dr Roland Marquet
How it works
The centre uses a latest-generation microneedling pen and meso-injector. Depth and density of the micro-perforations are set according to the area and indication.
Microneedling is often combined with mesotherapy, PRP or LED to enhance results.
Indications
- Fine lines
- Enlarged pores
- Superficial skin laxity
- Acne scars and stretch marks
- Hair loss (in combination)
Good to know
- Temporary redness after the session is normal.
- Several spaced sessions are usually needed.
- Sun protection is recommended in the following days.
Frequently asked questions
Is microneedling painful?
An anaesthetic cream can be applied beforehand. You then mostly feel tingling. The skin stays red for a few hours to a day or two.
How many microneedling sessions are needed?
It depends on the indication: a few sessions several weeks apart are usually proposed. The doctor specifies the protocol during the consultation.
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Medical content reviewed by Dr Roland Marquet. Last updated 30 September 2026.