Collagen-focused skin renewal
Microneedling
Support smoother-looking, more even skin through a controlled treatment designed around your skin, concerns, and recovery needs.
Request a consultationUnderstanding the service
What it is—and how care is shaped.
Microneedling uses very small, sterile needles to create controlled micro-injuries in the skin. The natural healing response can support new collagen and gradually improve the appearance of texture, fine lines, and certain acne scars.
Results develop over time and often require a series rather than a single session. Treatment depth, timing, and aftercare are individualized to your skin and goals.
What to expect
A plan, not a preset.
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Skin review
Evaluate your concern, skin condition, tendency to scar or pigment, medications, and recent procedures.
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Procedure
The skin is prepared and a sterile device is passed over the planned area at a depth selected for your treatment.
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Renewal
Redness and sensitivity are expected at first. Improvement is gradual as the skin’s repair process continues.
Frequently asked questions
Useful answers before you begin.
These answers are general information. Your consultation is where recommendations become specific to your health and goals.
What concerns can microneedling help?
It may improve the appearance of uneven texture, fine lines, enlarged-looking pores, and some acne scars. Whether it is a good match depends on the type and depth of the concern.
How many treatments will I need?
Some people choose a single refresh, while texture or scar concerns often benefit from a planned series. Dr. Chang will recommend timing after examining your skin.
What is recovery like?
Redness, warmth, tightness, dryness, or mild swelling can follow treatment. The length of visible recovery varies with treatment depth and individual skin response.
When will I see results?
Microneedling relies on the skin’s repair response, so change is gradual. Texture can continue to evolve for weeks after a session, and a series may produce more noticeable improvement.
When should treatment be postponed?
An active infection, open wound, inflamed skin condition, recent procedures, certain medications, or a history of healing or scarring problems may change the plan. A medical skin review comes first.
Start with a conversation
Curious whether this service fits?
Tell us what you’re noticing and what you hope will change. Dr. Chang will help you understand the appropriate next step.
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