Collagen-supporting skin treatment on the waterfront.
” Microneedling can deliver noticeable improvements in tone, texture and firmness at a fraction of the cost. ” – OK! Magazine
Microneedling is a collagen induction treatment designed to improve the appearance of uneven texture, fine lines, enlarged pores, and certain types of acne scarring through the skin’s natural repair response.
At Reset, we take a thoughtful approach to skincare, helping you understand what your skin needs and which treatments may best support your goals.
Promotes collagen induction for wrinkle reduction
Proven to reduce acne scar depth and improve texture
Enhances absorption of depigmenting agents
Triggers collagen and elastin synthesis for les visible marks
Efficacy in evening skin texture
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Microneedling makes controlled micro-injuries in the skin to trigger collagen and elastin production. Resurfacing treatments like this aim to stimulate new collagen and improve the look of skin texture, wrinkles, and sun damage.
Results can continue to develop for several months after your series, and individual outcomes vary. Microneedling isn’t right for everyone, so we’ll review your skin and health history during your consultation to make sure it’s a good fit.
Most people describe it as a tingling or light scratching feeling, and it varies by area and skin sensitivity. We also use numbing cream to ensure further comfort during your session. The treatment itself is short, and your practitioner checks in with you throughout.
You may notice a fresh, rested look within 7 days, as the redness settles. However smoother texture and more even-looking skin build over the following weeks as your skin does its repair work. We never promise a specific outcome, but we’ll tell you honestly what to expect at your consultation.
PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide) is a skin-repair ingredient made from purified DNA fragments, most often sourced from salmonid fish. It has been studied for how it supports the skin’s healing response. After microneedling, the micro-channels give it a way into the skin, which is why we pair the two.
Often, yes, but timing matters. Many clients pair microneedling with a facial or lymphatic drainage as part of an ongoing skin routine. Your practitioner will tell you which treatments to space apart and which complement each other.
