Microneedling Facial

Learn the professional microneedling technique — a collagen-induction therapy (CIT) that reduces scarring, fine lines, and improves overall skin quality.

• What is Microneedling? Definition, difference between microneedling, dermarolling, and nanoneedling, history and development
• Benefits: boosts collagen and elastin production, reduces fine lines, wrinkles, acne scars, and pigmentation, improves product absorption
• Anatomy of the skin: layers, wound-healing process, collagen and elastin formation, skin types, Fitzpatrick skin scale
• Understanding microneedling devices: manual dermarollers vs. automated pens, needle cartridges, needle depth guidelines (0.25–2.0mm)
• Suitable serums (hyaluronic acid, peptides, vitamins); ingredients to avoid (retinol, strong acids)
• Health, safety, and hygiene: PPE, equipment sterilization, needle disposal, infection control, contraindications, patch testing
• Client consultation: professional consultation, identifying contraindications, setting realistic expectations, obtaining informed consent
• Step-by-step microneedling protocol: pre-treatment preparation, device setup, serum application, needling technique, post-needling application, finishing with SPF 30–50
• Aftercare: avoid touching for 6–8 hours, no makeup/sun/exercise for 24–48 hours, avoid exfoliants for 5–7 days, 3–6 sessions recommended
• Troubleshooting, practical training, business and professional development

• Perform microneedling treatments with precision
• Offer advanced anti-ageing services
• Receive certified qualification

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