Pulse Light Clinic London 
pulselightclinic.co.uk
| Free Consultations and patch tests | Single Treatment | Pack of 3 | Pack of 6 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Skin Pen Microneedling | £200 | £500 | £850 |
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After 6 Skinpen Treatments for Acne Scarring
After 1 Skinpen Treatment
After 1 Skinpen treatment
SkinPen is the world’s first FDA approved microneedling device; used for the treatment of scars, aging, wrinkles, and melasma. It is a wireless ultrasonically sealed pen (so no cross-contamination) with sealed disposable cartridges and a sealed pen body. SkinPen is a CE mark medical-grade registered device providing a safe, reliable and effective treatment certified to ISO and BSI standards (hence it is the treatment of choice for burns scars at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital London and several dermatologists and plastic surgeons).
Skinpen Microneedling increases collagen production naturally by stimulating the wound healing response. It creates thousands of micro injuries, releasing growth factors to improve cellular communication and skin healing/reversal of signs of ageing.
Microneedling encompasses any device that breaks or traumatises the skin.
Most devices are not well calibrated and only provide superficial results.
SkinPen has been extensively studied and approved to provide an accurate needle depth which
can be precisely varied according to the result needed.
Skinpen increases collagen production naturally by stimulating the wound healing response. It
creates thousands of micro injuries, releasing growth factors to improve cellular communication
and skin healing/reversal of signs of ageing.
For scar treatments post acne, a course or 1-3 treatment will show long term results.
For wrinkles and ageing skin, the results will be maintained but top up treatments would benefit
further ageng with time.
Sometimes this can be appropriate for people on low dose Roaccutaine etc but needs to be
individually judged.
Depending on the depth of penetration it can be uncomfortable but again this varies from person
to person. It is usually well tolerated with most patients not needing any anesthetic cream prior.
