Expect some initial redness—microneedling can leave skin temporarily irritated, like a tomato. But the payoff is transformative: smoother texture, faded marks and fine lines, and regenerated skin for a youthful glow.
Ready to dive in? Here's the full guide from skincare experts.
This minimally invasive treatment uses a dermaroller equipped with micro-needles to create tiny perforations across the dermis layers. These controlled micro-injuries kickstart the skin's natural healing, driving cell turnover and collagen production. It breaks down aged collagen fibers, prompting fresh collagen synthesis—the key protein that repairs damage and builds resilient skin.
Dermarollers vary by needle length, from 0.25mm to 1mm. Select based on your skin type and treatment area. Always sterilize before and after use, whether at home or in salon.
For sensitive zones:
Opt for 0.25mm needles on delicate areas like eye contours, lips, décolleté, and neck.
For deep wrinkles:
Choose 0.5mm needles for optimal results.
Start with thorough cleansing using a sterilizing lotion to prevent bacterial risks. Use a pre-sterilized dermaroller, rolling it gently back and forth over the target area. Finish with a cleansing wipe and doctor-recommended healing cream. Minor bleeding is normal. Redness fades in 2 days, with visible improvements from the 4th day. Avoid sun exposure for 2 weeks pre- and post-treatment.
Suitable for all skin types—fair, matte, thin, or thick. Avoid if pregnant, prone to herpes, or on blood thinners.
Salon sessions cost 150-300 euros for 15-20 minutes. Home kits are affordable at 10-50 euros:
