The Rejuvapen Microneedling treatment stimulates the production of collagen in the skin. Since micro-needling enhances the production of collagen the treatment can reverse the signs of sun damage, improve the appearance of acne scars, stretch marks and hyper-pigmentation. Fine lines and wrinkles can be reduced and an overall healthier appearance of the skin will occur.
What does Rejuvapen Microneedling treat?
Rejuvapen Microneedling softens wrinkles and fine lines, improves acne scarring, diminishes hyperpigmentation, evens skin tone and texture, and improves the overall health and circulation of the skin.
How does Rejuvapen Microneedling work?
Rejuvapen utilizes precisely spaced micro needles in a small cartridge to create invisible, vertical, micro perforations into the top layers of the skin. As a result, the skin shifts its natural repair mechanism into high gear and starts producing collagen and elastin. The self-repairing property of the skin is a 100% natural form of skin renewal. Adjustable needle length allows customized treatments from skin freshening to deep scar repair anywhere on the body.
How many treatments are needed?
It’s recommended in a series of 3-6 sessions depending on the condition of the skin.
When will I see results from a Rejuvapen Microneedling treatment?
Patients may notice healthier-looking skin right away. However, dermal collagen remodeling occurs over time and it would not be realistic to expect damage that has happened to the skin over a long period of time to disappear right away. Final results will be seen 3-6 months after the last treatment.
Is this safe for my skin type?
Rejuvapen can be used on all skin types.
What are possible side effects?
There are a few temporary side effects to be aware of with microneedling. The procedure causes short-term swelling, redness, and skin flaking, which can last for a few days. Most people can return to wearing regular makeup within a day of treatment. Skin will be more sun-sensitive after treatment, so sunscreen is also advised. Microneedling may worsen active breakouts, so people with active inflammatory acne or oral herpes should not be treated with microneedling until the lesions have cleared. Those with a history of oral herpes may be prescribed an oral antiviral medication for one week following treatment because the procedure may stimulate a new cold sore.