Needling

Skin Needling is a Regenerative Dermatology technique. It can be performed safely on all skin colors and types. There is no risk of post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. This is the distinguishing safety feature between Skin Needling and other invasive procedures used to treat deep lines and depressed scars.

The principle on which it is based is very simple: the normal healing response begins at the moment of tissue injury. Blood components spill into the site of injury, causing platelets to come into contact with the extracellular matrix.

This contact activates platelets to release clotting factors, essential growth factors and cytokines, once the injury site is cleared, fibroblasts migrate to the injury site and begin to produce and deposit new ECM The new collagen matrix then becomes cross-linked and organized during the final remodeling phase, which may continue for up to 12 months after the injury occurs.

Punching the skin with a skin roller produces hundreds of tiny skin lesions. Each dermal lesion triggers the normal healing response within the skin and subsequent treatments progressively build new collagen and progressively fill depressed scars and deep lines.

Measurements

Pin length and practical application with pins from  0.5 to 2 mm

Main fields of application

• Reduce the signs of photo-aging
• Generic regenerative facial stimulus
• Generic regenerative facial stimulus
• Reduction of facial lines (soft wrinkles)
• Wrinkle reduction
• Reduction of stretch marks
• Reduction of abnormal pigmentation
• Scar reduction
• Reduction of porosity