Beautiful skin doesn’t happen by accident, and it isn’t one-size-fits-all either. That’s why I offer several ways to approach microneedling, so we can build the right treatment around your skin, your goals, and your lifestyle.
Whether you’re looking to soften fine lines, refine texture, minimize the look of enlarged pores, or fade the memory of old acne scarring, microneedling is one of my favorite ways to encourage your skin to repair and renew itself naturally. By stimulating the production of collagen and elastin, microneedling helps support firmer, smoother, more resilient-looking skin, with results that continue to develop over time.
Because every complexion tells a different story, I often recommend a series of sessions for more significant, lasting improvement.
During your consultation, we’ll talk through your skin, your goals, and how much downtime fits your life and from there, we’ll customize the treatment and number of sessions to what makes sense for you.
Ready to talk through your options? Book a consultation and let’s find the right approach for your skin.
This is a collagen-induction treatment that creates controlled microchannels in the skin, gently activating your body’s natural repair process and stimulating the production of new collagen and elastin.
I love this option for patients who want gradual, natural-looking rejuvenation: improved texture, softened fine lines, refined pores, and smoother, firmer-looking skin without any heat-based energy involved.
It’s a wonderful starting point if you’re new to skin rejuvenation treatments or prefer a more conservative approach to results.
For patients who want to layer in a little extra glow, I pair microneedling with Rhonda Allison’s professional Vitamin A+ Peptide Peel. This peel is formulated with concentrated retinol, peptides, and L-carnitine, and it works beautifully alongside the collagen- and elastin-stimulating benefits of microneedling.
I especially recommend this combination if you’re dealing with texture concerns, fine lines, sun damage, dullness, or uneven pigmentation and want to address radiance and overall skin quality at the same time.
This option incorporates your own platelet-rich plasma or platelet-rich fibrin alongside microneedling. PRP/PRF is rich in your body’s naturally occurring platelets and growth factors, which complement the collagen and elastin response triggered by microneedling and support your skin’s natural regenerative process.
If you’re drawn to a more regenerative, “work with what your body already has” approach to improving texture, fine lines, acne scarring, firmness, and overall skin quality, this is a beautiful option to consider.
Microneedling is designed to work at a deeper level to encourage collagen and elastin remodeling, which makes it a great fit for concerns like fine lines, texture, and acne scarring. AQUAGOLD, by comparison, works more superficially and focuses on hydration, glow, and overall skin quality. Many patients ask about both during a consultation so we can decide which, or whether a combination, fits their goals best.
Microneedling can be a great option for many skin types and concerns, including acne scarring, but the right approach depends on your individual skin. A consultation lets us evaluate your skin type, current concerns, and any contraindications before recommending a treatment plan.
Most patients experience redness, warmth, and mild sensitivity similar to a sunburn for the first 24–48 hours. Some dryness or light flaking may follow over the next several days, particularly when microneedling is combined with the Vitamin A+ Peptide Peel. Downtime varies based on treatment intensity and individual skin response, and detailed aftercare instructions will be provided.
Stimulate your skin’s natural collagen and elastin production for smoother, firmer, more radiant skin that continues to improve over time.
