Medical Needling

Look after your skin and stay hydrated in the weeks leading up to your appointment so the treatment area is in the best possible condition prior to your session.

Stop using skin thinners such as vitamin A, glycolic acids, or exfoliating on the area 2 weeks prior to your appointment.

Any waxing or shaving should be done at least 2 days prior to your treatment.

If you get cosmetic botox or fillers near the area being treated, these should be done 2 weeks prior or 2 weeks after your treatment.

You may experience hypersensitivity and more pain during your treatment around or during your menstrual cycle.

We will not be able to needle over any blemishes, sores, and moles in the area.

For body treatments please arrive wearing comfortable loose clothing.

Do not apply fake tan to the area close to your appointment and make sure all fake tan has been removed at least 7 days prior.

For the next 6 weeks after the treatment, you may experience the following symptoms: tenderness, dryness, itching, swelling, redness and tightness.

Keep the area clean until it has fully healed and flaked/scabbed over to avoid infection.

After your treatment for the next week or so, try and expose the treated area to the sun for a couple of minutes a day — this will help melanocyte production.

Keep applying avocado oil daily with clean freshly washed hands to the treated area for the next 6 weeks.

Ensure to keep the treated area clean and wear loose fitting clothes to avoid infection.

Use at least SPF 50 or a tattoo stick to protect your pigment. Sun exposure is the biggest thing to cause fading and can alter the colour of your treatment.

Stay hydrated and keep your skin healthy.