Medicina Estética

Microneedling: treatment for menopause

Microneedling has been referred to for several years as one of the most effective minimally invasive techniques for treating cosmetic imperfections, but what actually is microneedling? Which areas can be treated? What substances are applicable using this technique? Read on to find out what microneedling is all about.

Medicina Estética

Microneedling: treatment for menopause
Microneedling has been referred to for several years as one of the most effective minimally invasive techniques for treating cosmetic imperfections, but what actually is microneedling? Which areas can be treated? What substances are applicable using this technique? Read on to find out what microneedling is all about.

At our clinic we provide you with a wide range of cosmetic medicine treatments, using specific techniques such as microneedling. This is a minimally invasive technique that consists of using a wireless device that can be used to treat different aesthetic concerns. This device generates micro channels in the skin and allows for the topical application of active ingredients, i.e. thanks to the action of microneedles, microperforations are created on the skin that allow the penetration of topical products to be increased. This synergy between the action of the microneedles and the active ingredients used causes biostimulation, which improves the effectiveness and maximises the results of the treatment.

The microneedling technique can be applied in multiple areas of the face and body. On the face, neckline and hands, it treats hyperpigmentation, vascularisation, lack of skin vitality, flaccidity and wrinkles. On the scalp it slows down hair loss and improves hair quality. On the body it treats flaccidity in the arms, abdomen and legs, and combats localised fat and cellulite in love handles, double chin, abdominal fat, knees and legs.

There are 2 types of topical products applicable using the microneedling technique:

  • Monosubstances: they are individually applied with a draining and detoxifying action, stimulating synthesis of collagen, antioxidant action, anti-hair loss, moisturising and anti-ageing, etc.
  • Mixes of active substances: they contain the amount of active substances needed with depigmenting, anti-ageing, facial tightening, draining, body mobilising and body firming actions.

What it is

The treatment programme is chosen with an individualised diagnosis for each patient.

1 session every 15 days for 45 minutes.

The duration of treatment varies depending on the patient’s progress.

It is a minimally invasive treatment and skin reactions disappear in a few days.

Who is the treatment intended for?

Expected outcomes and benefits

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Considerations to be taken into account

FAQs

The sensation varies from person to person, but a topical anaesthetic is used to minimise any discomfort during treatment. Many patients report that the procedure is tolerable and that any discomfort is mild and temporary.

Yes, microneedling can be combined with other treatments, such as peels or the application of specific topical treatments to enhance their effects.

People with active infections such as bacterial or fungal infections, herpes, warts, open wounds, history of hypertrophic scars and keloids or people receiving treatment with certain types of medication (anticoagulants, chemotherapy or radiotherapy, high doses of corticosteroids, etc.) or who have undergone surgery in last month should not undergo microneedling sessions. Therefore, it is recommended to talk to the doctor before the procedure is performed.

The microneedling technique can be applied to any area of the skin. The application areas are: face, neck, cleavage, back of hands, arms, forearms, back, thighs, love handles, knees and double chin.

It is recommended to avoid direct sun exposure and the use of strong exfoliants to reduce the risk of irritation. In fact, it is most common for your professional to give you specific instructions according to your individual circumstances.

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