Silk Beauty Exmouth provides Collagen Induction Therapy with Imedpen Microneedling.
What to expect with Collagen Induction Therapy (CIT)
Imedpen Microneedling or Collagen Induction Therapy (as it's also known as) is a minimally invasive cosmetic procedure.
It increases your skins own natural collagen production to help reduces the appearance of acne scarring, surgical scars, stretch marks and fine lines and wrinkles.
Microneedling with mesotherapy
(Serum specific for your skin requirements)
£165 - 1 treatment
£440 - 3 treatments
£845 - 6 treatments
Please contact me for more information and to book your treatment
You can also read our frequently asked questions section.
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Acne Scarring
Microneedling treatment can provide drastic results in improving the appearance of the scars.
The microneedles of the device create new collagen and elastin to be generated and deposited called collagenesis, however, the added benefit of new capillary growth is also a result which can improve blood supply to the area which helps create healthier existing skin as well as provide a healthy foundation for the new skin.
Microneedling keeps the epidermis integrity fully intact while treating the area which quickens healing time and causes less pain.
Surgical Scars
The challenge of a surgical scar lies within the matrix of all the forms or categories of the scars, involving hypertrophic and keloid scars and pigmentation flaws.
These scars thicken over time. The device’s unique vertical stamping and depth control up to 2.5mm makes treating scars superior to other methods or rolling.
With surgical steel integrity, the robust nature of the automated needle tip (16 needles total and sized at thirty-three gauge) penetrates difficult scar tissue, dramatically improving appearance, texture, elasticity, size and mobility.
Fine Lines and Wrinkles
Microneedling promotes a process of new skin growth through the science of Collagen Induction Therapy (CIT). The most effective way to stimulate or “Induce” new skin is by micro-needling with the vertical stamping method. This new stimulation can be done quickly and easily while keeping the epidermis intact and down-time to a minimum.
