DERMAPEN 4 • SKIN NEEDLING • MANNING, PERTH
Dermapen 4 Skin Needling
Medical-grade microneedling designed to support collagen induction and smoother-looking texture.
Microneedling (percutaneous collagen induction therapy) uses fine needles to create controlled micro-channels in the skin, triggering dermal remodeling and new collagen formation. Side effects are usually temporary (redness, swelling, flaking), and most people can return to regular makeup within a day.
From $250 · 60 mins · Series options available
• Non-thermal treatment option
• Suitable for a range of skin tones (assessment required)
• Minimal downtime — redness may occur
COMMON CONCERNS
What we target with skin needling
Microneedling is commonly used to improve the appearance of acne scarring, uneven tone and texture, large-looking pores, melasma and fine lines. Suitability is assessed on the day.
Acne scarring & post-acne texture
Helps soften the appearance of textural scarring over time.
Uneven tone & melasma-prone pigmentation
Supports a more even-looking complexion (assessment required).
Large-looking pores & rough texture
Refines the look of pores and surface texture.
Fine lines & early laxity
Supports firmer-looking skin as collagen is induced.
Treatment choice is tailored to your skin and goals.
HOW IT WORKS
How microneedling works
Microneedling (also called collagen induction therapy) is a minimally invasive procedure that uses tiny needles to create controlled micro-punctures in the skin. The body responds by healing these micro-injuries, which can stimulate collagen production and support more even-looking tone and texture over time.
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Controlled micro-channels
A device creates precise micro-channels at controlled depths. These tiny “injuries” are intentional and trigger the skin’s repair response, supporting dermal remodeling over time.
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Wound-healing cascade
The wound-healing cascade signals fibroblasts and new tissue support, including collagen and elastin formation, which are linked to firmness and texture refinement.
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Short visible recovery
Visible recovery is usually short. Temporary redness and swelling are commonly reported, and reviews describe microneedling as generally well-tolerated with mostly expected short-term effects (such as erythema and edema).
Treatment choice is tailored to your skin and goals.
Short visible recovery
Visible recovery is usually short. Temporary redness and swelling are commonly reported, and reviews describe microneedling as generally well-tolerated with mostly expected short-term effects (such as erythema and edema).
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RESULTS & TREATMENT PLAN
Results and treatment planning
Clients may notice gradual improvement over a course of treatments. For acne scarring, the American Academy of Dermatology notes you may need 3–5 microneedling treatments spaced every 2–4 weeks, and studies have found this plan can fade acne scars by around 50%–70%. Your plan will be personalised based on skin condition, goals and tolerance.
Source: American Academy of Dermatology (AAD)
We’ll guide your treatment spacing and homecare to support barrier recovery.
Before/after images courtesy of Dermapen. For illustration only.
Individual outcomes differ.
Session frequency and depth are personalised after assessment.
MENU & PACKAGES
Menu & packages
Choose by treatment area. Each session includes Hyla Active 3D Sculptured Mask.
Optional add-ons
Meso-Glide Booster
A targeted serum step chosen on the day to support hydration and comfort.
ÜBER Peel
An optional finishing peel step to refine the look of tone and texture (assessment required).
Dermaplaning
A gentle exfoliation add-on to smooth the look of surface texture and help makeup sit evenly.
Add-ons are selected based on skin tolerance and goals.
POST-TREATMENT GUIDE
Downtime & aftercare
Downtime is usually minimal, but redness, swelling and flaking can occur for a few days. After 24 hours, makeup and sunscreen can be used.
0–24 hours
Skin may look pink/red and feel like a mild sunburn. Temporary swelling can occur. It’s recommended to wait 24 hours before applying makeup.
• Keep skin clean and calm.
• Avoid makeup for 24 hours.
24–48 hours
Most people can resume normal activity. After 24 hours, makeup and sunscreen can be used. Skin is more sun-sensitive, so daily sun protection matters.
• Use sunscreen after the first 24hours.
• Avoid direct sun exposure early on.
Days 2–7
Downtime can range from two to seven days and may look like a mild sunburn to a peel. Flaking can last a few days.
• Expect possible dryness or flaking.
• Stay gentle—no harsh exfoliation.
What to do
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Keep skin clean and avoid heavy products for the first day.
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After 24 hours, you can use sunscreen.
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Return to normal activity as tolerated.
What to avoid
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Avoid makeup for the first 24 hours.
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Avoid direct sun exposure early on.
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Avoid picking or aggressive exfoliation while flaking.