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What Happens during a Microneedling Treatment?

The treatment sessions for microneedling usually last between fifteen to sixty minutes, on average, with the length of the session depending on the area being treated. You can expect a modicum of discomfort and bleed, but this will largely be affected and depend on the length of the needle used in your treatment. For those who decide upon a deeper microneedling treatment, then a numbing cream will likely be used in order to assure your comfort during treatment. After its application, your practitioner will roll the microneedling device over your skin, creating tiny punctures, which likely result in the feeling of a prickly sensation across the treated skin. After your treatment, you may experience some redness and some minor swelling in the treated areas – these usually resolve on their own, without the need for medical intervention.

What Is the Difference between Injectables and Fillers?

Injectables is a general term that refers to any type of medication or active ingredient that is administered via an injection. This includes Botox and Juvederm fillers. Fillers are a type of injectable and work to “fill in” certain areas, enhancing volume and restoring a natural appearance. They are most commonly composed of hyaluronic acid, although they are also available in different compositions. In summary, the injectable is a general term for treatments administered via a needle, and fillers are a specific type of injectable.