Microneedling In Michigan
Microneedling
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Microneedling Insider Tips
- Microneedling works by penetrating the skin, so there is no heat necessary, as with a laser.
- The depth at which the needles penetrate can be adjusted depending on the patient’s unique features.
- Areas appropriate for treatment include the face, neck, chest, arms, legs, belly, and back.
- The process has also been known to improve the appearance of hyper-pigmentation and stretch marks.
Wrinkles form over time as the skin loses two natural components—collagen and elastin—due to aging, sun exposure, and other factors. Sufficient damage to the epidermis can trigger the formation of scars. Microneedling is also known as “collagen-induction therapy” because it is designed to stimulate the body’s own collagen production. Once induced, the skin’s natural healing process can continue working for months to restore a youthful appearance to problem areas.
Patients from the Jackson and Ann Arbor area who choose microneedling report experiencing an overall healthy glow to their skin after the treatment, as well as the improved appearance of marks and lines, which decrease in severity and become less noticeable. The healing process can continue to benefit skin long after a microneedling session.
Microneedling Benefits
The microneedling process is intended to help treat skin that carries the marks of certain dermatological issues. It can improve the appearance of:
- fine lines
- wrinkles
- acne scars
- facial pore size
- stretch marks
The General Microneedling Procedure
Recovery Process After Microneedling
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Our Michigan plastic surgery specialists understand that the difference is in the details when it comes to achieving your desired results. Visit Dr. Malhotra and Dr. Ballard at our Ann Arbor or Jackson locations to learn more.