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SKIN NEEDLING & SKIN BOOSTER TREATMENTS

Medical Skin Needling (Collagen Induction Therapy)

Medical skin needling, also referred to as collagen induction therapy, is a non-surgical procedure that uses a device with fine, sterile needles to create controlled micro-injuries in the skin. This process is intended to stimulate the body’s natural healing response and support the production of collagen and elastin.

Skin needling may be discussed as an option for adults concerned with:

Uneven skin texture

Enlarged pores

Mild acne scarring

Fine lines

Over time, and with a personalised treatment plan, some individuals may notice gradual changes in skin firmness and overall appearance. Suitability and expected outcomes vary between individuals.

 

Skin Booster Consultations

Skin boosters are injectable treatments designed to support skin hydration and elasticity. Unlike volumising fillers, skin boosters are not intended to alter facial structure, but rather aim to support skin quality.

They may be considered for areas prone to dryness, fine lines, or visible signs of skin fatigue, commonly including the face, neck, and décolletage. A consultation with a qualified health practitioner is required to assess suitability and discuss treatment options.

 

Additional Non-Invasive Infusion Options

Some non-invasive infusion treatments may be discussed as part of an individualised skin care plan:

Nanoxeno Infusion – uses technology to support the outer skin layers.

Epidermal Infusion – combines gentle exfoliation with infusion to support skin appearance.

V2 Booster Dermal Infusion – designed to reach varying skin depths (up to 2mm) and may be used with approved hydrating or antioxidant solutions under professional supervision.

 

Risk Disclosure

All skin procedures carry potential risks. Common temporary effects following skin needling or skin booster treatments may include:

Redness

Mild swelling or tenderness

Minor pinpoint bleeding

Itching or dryness

Less common risks may include:

Infection

Uneven skin tone or texture

Bruising

Hyperpigmentation

Scarring (rare, more likely in sensitive skin or certain medical conditions)

These risks are minimised when procedures are performed by qualified health professionals using sterile techniques and appropriate aftercare.

 

Important Considerations

A thorough consultation is required before any procedure to assess medical history, treatment goals, and individual suitability.

Results and responses vary between individuals, and no specific outcomes can be guaranteed.

All treatments must be administered by a qualified health practitioner in accordance with Australian health regulations.

 

 

Nanoxeno Infusion

Non-invasive infusion addressing the strata corneum using nanotechnology .

Epidermal Infusion

Non-invasive infusion to exfoliate and infuse to improve skin glow

V2 BOOSTER Premium Dermal Infusion

Latest Skin Needling treatment with new V2 Booster gun penetrating to depths up to 2mm with ability to add in an infusion of Vitamin C, Hydrating Filler, Glutathione or PRP.

 

 

 

Risk Disclosure

 

Skin needling, also known as microneedling, is generally safe but can cause some side effects. Commonly, it leads to temporary redness, mild swelling, and minor pinpoint bleeding immediately after treatment, which usually heal within a few days. Some people may experience itching or dryness as the skin recovers. There is a small risk of infection if the procedure is not done under sterile conditions. In rare cases, patients might develop bruising, hyperpigmentation, or scarring, particularly if they have sensitive skin or certain medical conditions. Proper aftercare and treatment by a trained professional help minimize these risks.