skin
improvement

Microneedling:

Would you like perfect skin without cosmetic surgery?
Then is microneedling the treatment you are looking for!

This treatment will refine the skin, so it is ideal for skin with acne scars, open pores, fine lines and wrinkles. A facelift without cutting, so to speak.

This is a device in which we make micro-perforations in the skin with small, fine needles. This will allow us to achieve natural skin recovery and stimulate cell renewal. As you get older, cell renewal slows down. (e.g.: if you are thirty years old, it takes your skin thirty days to renew) So we want to focus on cell renewal as we get older.
Two different microneedling treatments: microneedling and All in microneedlingThe all in microneedling still containsan extra enzymatic peel. This peel will remove dead skin cells, the combination ensures a faster result!

Before the treatment
It is important to protect the skin as much as possible against exposure to (artificial) sunlight before treatment. Skin that is too tan or has sunburn cannot be treated. Therefore, protect the skin daily from at least three weeks before the treatment with a sunscreen with at least SPF factor 30.

After treatment

Immediately after the treatment, the skin may look red and feel prickly. This is a normal reaction and the redness will decrease significantly during the first 24 hours. The skin needs extra protection against the sun in the following days, so it is best to apply a sunscreen with a high SPF. Due to increased cell turnover, the skin can become drier and start to flake. During this period, use a moisturizing cream to provide extra support for the skin barrier.

NB :
This treatment is best done in a course of 5 treatments, each 2 weeks apart for the best results.

Who is not suitable for microneedling?

Skin diseases and infectious diseases

Dermatitis/Hives

Psoriasis

Herpes

Skin cancer

Pregnancy and breastfeeding

Autoimmune disease

Operation wounds that have not yet fully healed

Fillers/injectables less than 2 weeks before treatment

Laser treatment

Medications that affect the treatment:

Corticosteroids

Roaccutane

Naproxen

Ibuprofen

Blood thinners

Alcohol

Possible side effect:

Redness

Swelling

Sensitivity to touch

Prickling and/or itching

Stretched

Feeling of dryness

Recovery time :

Day 1 : The skin will show redness and feel dry and tight. The skin may also show some swelling in some places.

Day 2 : The skin shows a soft red or pink glow, like a light sunburn. In some cases, the swelling may be slightly more visible on the second day.

Day 3: The skin returns to its normal color, the dry and tight feeling and any swelling disappear.

I Peel:

What is a chemical peel?

It is a liquid that provokes a reaction on the skin. This reaction will stimulate cell renewal. This means that if we remove the top layer of skin, we will create a stimulus within our skin. This stimulus will stimulate the fibroblasts that will ensure that the skin starts producing collagen again. This gives us smoother, firmer and more even skin. To get the best out of this treatment, it is best to do a course of 6 treatments, each with one treatment every 14 days. This is of course not mandatory, but gives the best results. During the treatment you may experience a tingling or warm feeling.

Did you know 70% of our result comes through home care? That is why it is also important to start with home care after this treatment!

We work with 2 types of peels :

Enzymatic peeling:

These are more superficial peels, which we use for the first introduction to pregnant women and are a preparation for the deeper peels.

Fruit acid peeling:

BHA = for acne, pimples and blackheads: Because it deeply cleanses the pores and has an antibacterial effect.

AHA = For dry and sensitive skin: Because this does not dry out the skin further. Reaches into the living cell layer!

Who is not eligible for the I Peel:

Botox or fillers (needs 2 weeks to take effect)

Infectious skin diseases

Active herpes

Use of Tretinoid (+3 months) and Roaccutane (+6 months)

Tanning bed and sun holiday (no tanning bed 2 weeks before and 2 weeks after the treatment)

Overall reduced resistance

Skin cancer

Vitamin A or retinol use.

Poor wound healing

Chemotherapy

We have Peels that can be used pregnancy, but please report this.

DO NOT use retinol 7 days before and 7 days after the peel!

Recovery time :

Day 1: You may experience a tight feeling on the skin in the coming hours. This feeling can last for several days.

Day 2: For most clients, flaking starts within 48 hours, but of course it depends on your skin type.

Possible side effect:

Prolonged redness

Irritation and flaking

In rare cases severe allergic reaction