Stretch Marks Removal

☑️ Downtime: 24 to 48 hrs

☑️ Procedure Time: 30 min procedure

☑️ Anesthesia/Numbing Required: Local Numbing not required

☑️ Pain Scale: 2

☑️ Next Session Ideally between 2 to 6 weeks

☑️ 95% patients feel improvement in scar reduction in 6 sessions.

☑️ Aftercare Instructions Provided

Difference between PRP, PRF, PRGF

What is micro-needling and its uses?

Microneedling is used for reduction in wrinkles, acne scars and facial rejuvenation. Microneedling or collagen induction therapy, is minimally invasive skin rejuvenation procedure that involves the use of a device that contains fine needles to create fine micro-holes into your skin. This initiates the skin's natural ability to heal itself producing elastin and collagen that tightens the skin and reduces uneven skin surface. 

Microneedling is most often used to target:

• acne scars
• age spots (also called “sun spots”)
• fine lines and wrinkles
• large pores
• other types of scars
• reduced skin elasticity
• uneven skin tone

Who cannot get microneedling?

You may not be an ideal candidate if you:

• are pregnant
• have certain skin diseases, such as psoriasis or eczema.
• have open wounds
• have had radiation therapy recently
• have a history of keloids.

Preparing for microneedling

Stop using all retinoid creams and NSAIDs at least 3 days before the procedure. 6 hours prior to your procedure don't apply make-up or any creams.

Microneedling vs. home rollers

Home-rollers are not safe to use because:

1. They are an older technology based on derma-rollers, which is now obsolete.
2. After usage blood sticks to it making it idealistic habitat for bacteria to grow, making it prone for causing infections.
3. Needles of the home rollers will start bending after single usage and cause more pain if not renewed.

You can also look at comparison of Micro needling vs Laser Resurfacing (CO2 Laser)