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Microneedling works by creating controlled micro-injuries that trigger your skin’s natural repair process. That means more collagen, more elastin, and visible improvements in texture, tone, and firmness over the weeks following treatment.
You’re not covering up problems. You’re giving your skin what it needs to rebuild from the inside out.
Most people notice tighter pores and smoother texture after the first session. But the real transformation happens over a series of treatments—usually four to six sessions spaced about a month apart. That’s when acne scars start to fade, fine lines soften, and your skin looks healthier overall. Not filtered. Just clear.
If you’ve been dealing with stubborn hyperpigmentation, enlarged pores, or scarring that won’t budge with creams alone, this is the kind of treatment that actually addresses the root cause. It’s not a quick fix. It’s a reset.
We’re based in Wake Forest and serve clients throughout Wake County, including Creedmoor, NC. Our licensed esthetician, Jacqueline Grace, has been voted Best Esthetician in Wake County three years running—and earned first place internationally at The Skin Games for pigmentation work.
We’re also HydraFacial Master Certified, which puts us in the top 1% of providers worldwide. That’s not a marketing line. It’s a standard we hold ourselves to every day.
What that means for you: personalized consultations, medical-grade equipment like the FDA-approved SkinPen, and treatments designed around your skin—not a one-size-fits-all protocol. If you live in Creedmoor, NC and you’re tired of surface-level solutions, this is where you start seeing real change.
You’ll start with a free consultation where we assess your skin, talk through your concerns, and map out a treatment plan that makes sense for your goals and timeline. No pressure. No upselling.
On treatment day, we apply a topical numbing cream so you’re comfortable throughout the session. Then we use the SkinPen—a medical-grade microneedling device with adjustable needle depth—to create tiny, controlled punctures across the treatment area. This stimulates collagen production and allows serums to penetrate deeper for better absorption.
The session itself takes about 30 to 45 minutes depending on the area. Afterward, your skin will look pink, similar to a mild sunburn. That usually fades within 24 to 48 hours.
You can expect some light peeling or flaking over the next few days as your skin renews itself. We’ll send you home with aftercare instructions and product recommendations to support healing. Most people are back to normal activities within two days. You’ll start seeing tightening and texture improvement right away, but the full results develop over four to six weeks as new collagen forms.
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Microneedling is effective for acne scars, fine lines, wrinkles, enlarged pores, uneven skin tone, sun damage, and stretch marks. It’s safe for all skin types and works on the face, neck, and body.
If you live in Creedmoor, NC, you already know how the climate affects your skin. Humidity spikes in summer trigger oil production and clogged pores. UV exposure is constant—North Carolina gets over 200 sunny days a year, and that accelerates aging whether you see it happening or not.
Microneedling helps reverse some of that damage. It shrinks pores by stimulating collagen inside and around them. It breaks up scar tissue and evens out pigmentation. And because it improves your skin’s ability to absorb topical products, the serums and treatments you’re already using start working better too.
This isn’t about chasing perfection. It’s about giving your skin a real chance to recover from years of sun, stress, breakouts, and everything else that’s left a mark.
Microneedling pricing varies depending on the treatment area and how many sessions you need. Most people see the best results with a series of four to six treatments spaced four to six weeks apart.
We offer free consultations where we’ll assess your skin, talk through your goals, and give you a clear breakdown of what your treatment plan would look like—including cost. No surprises. No pressure to commit on the spot.
If you’re comparing prices, keep in mind that not all microneedling is the same. We use the SkinPen, which is the only FDA-approved microneedling device in its class. That matters for safety, precision, and results. You’re not just paying for the procedure—you’re paying for medical-grade equipment, professional training, and a provider who knows how to customize treatment for your skin type and concerns.
We apply a topical numbing cream before treatment, so most people describe the sensation as mild pressure or light tingling—not pain. Everyone’s tolerance is different, but the numbing makes it manageable for the vast majority of clients.
After the session, your skin will be pink and slightly sensitive, similar to a sunburn. That typically lasts 24 to 48 hours. You might experience some dryness, tightness, or light peeling over the next few days as your skin heals.
Most people are back to their normal routine within two days. You’ll want to avoid heavy makeup, intense workouts, and direct sun exposure for the first 24 hours. We’ll give you specific aftercare instructions and recommend gentle products to support healing. The downtime is minimal compared to more invasive treatments like laser resurfacing, and the results are worth the short recovery period.
You’ll notice some immediate effects—tighter pores and a bit of a glow—right after your skin calms down from the initial pinkness. But the real changes happen over the following four to six weeks as your body produces new collagen and elastin.
After your first session, you’ll see improvement in texture and tone. After a full series of treatments, that’s when acne scars start to fade, fine lines soften, and overall skin quality improves in a way that’s noticeable to you and others.
This isn’t an instant fix. It’s a process that works with your skin’s natural healing timeline. Some people see significant improvement after three sessions. Others need the full six to get where they want to be. During your consultation, we’ll set realistic expectations based on your specific concerns and skin condition so you know what to expect and when.
Yes. The SkinPen is FDA-approved for use on all skin types, including darker skin tones that may be at higher risk for hyperpigmentation with other treatments like certain lasers or chemical peels.
Microneedling works by stimulating your skin’s natural healing response without using heat or harsh chemicals, which makes it a safer option for people with sensitive skin or higher Fitzpatrick types. Studies show that fractional RF microneedling is effective and safe across all skin tones, with significant improvements in acne scarring and texture.
That said, every skin type responds differently. During your consultation, we’ll assess your skin, talk through any concerns, and customize the treatment depth and aftercare plan to match your needs. If you’ve had issues with other treatments in the past—like post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation—we’ll take that into account and adjust accordingly.
Yes, and it’s one of the most common reasons people come in for treatment. Microneedling is particularly effective for atrophic acne scars—the indented or pitted scars left behind after breakouts heal.
The micro-injuries created during treatment break up scar tissue and stimulate collagen production in those depressed areas, which helps them fill in over time. Studies show that about 80% of people with acne scarring see at least a two-grade improvement after a series of microneedling sessions.
It won’t erase scars completely, but it can make them significantly less noticeable. The texture smooths out. The depth decreases. And your skin starts to look more even overall. If you’ve been dealing with scarring for years and nothing else has worked, this is one of the most proven non-surgical options available. We’ll walk you through what’s realistic for your specific type of scarring during your consultation.
Professional microneedling uses medical-grade equipment with adjustable needle depth, sterile single-use cartridges, and controlled precision. At-home derma rollers don’t penetrate deep enough to stimulate real collagen production, and they carry a higher risk of infection or uneven results if not used correctly.
The SkinPen we use is FDA-approved and designed for clinical use. It allows us to customize needle depth based on your skin type, the area being treated, and your specific concerns. That level of control matters—especially when you’re treating delicate areas like around the eyes or working on deeper scars.
At-home devices might help with product absorption, but they won’t deliver the same level of skin rejuvenation or correction. If you’re serious about addressing acne scars, fine lines, or texture issues, professional treatment is the way to go. You’re working with someone who’s trained to assess your skin, adjust the treatment in real time, and guide you through proper aftercare so you actually get results.
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