Microneedling Applecross
Medical Grade Skin Needling promotes collagen and elastin synthesis through a minimally invasive procedure.
Combining advanced technology and personalized analysis, Fresh Skin Clinic helps you conquer pigmentation, aging, and scarring with confidence.
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Microneedling Treatment Applecross
Common names
Targeted areas
Neck: Targets skin laxity, wrinkles, and age-related changes for a firmer appearance.
Décolletage (Upper Chest): Treats fine lines, wrinkles, pigmentation, and sun damage.
Procedure Information
Treatment Type
Recovery Time
Results from Microneedling
- Improved appearance of scars
- Improved appearance of fine lines and wrinkles
- Improvement in uneven skin tone
- Improved skin dehydration
- Lightened pigmented areas and sun spots
- Reduction of fine lines and wrinkles
- Increased production of growth factors
- Decreased congestion and oiliness
- Reduction in pore size and appearance
- Smoother skin texture
- Improved skin barrier and function
- Decreased inflammation
- Rosacea support
- Reduction in the appearance of stretch marks
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What to know about Microneedling in Applecross
How Does Skin Needling Work?
The skin responds to the tiny punctures by creating more collagen and elastin, critical skin components that contribute to the skin’s structure and function. As collagen and elastin naturally decline with sun exposure and age, promoting an increase in these components can lead to healthier, firmer, younger looking skin.
How does my skin type affect treatment intervals?
Different skin types heal at different rates, which impacts how frequently you can safely undergo treatments. This is crucial for optimal results and preventing complications.
How does seasonal timing affect results?
Since sun exposure should be avoided after treatment, considering the season and timing of your treatments can significantly impact your results and recovery.
What products should I avoid before treatment?
Certain skincare products and medications can affect your skin's response to microneedling and should be discontinued before treatment.
What's the difference between professional and at-home needle depths?
Professional devices use needles between 1-3mm deep, while at-home devices should only use 0.25-0.55mm depths. Using deeper needles at home can cause serious damage to your skin.
Information about Applecross
Weather in Applecross, WA

Scattered Clouds
75°F
Temperature
15mph
Wind Speed
73%
Humidity
About Applecross, WA
Applecross is an affluent riverside suburb of Perth, Western Australia, bounded by Canning Highway and the Swan River. It is located within the City of Melville. == Name and early history == The suburb of Applecross takes its name from the Applecross peninsula in Wester Ross, Highland, on the northwest coast of Scotland. Many of the streets in the suburb have names from the area, including Carron, Gairloch, Ullapool, Kintail, Strome, Ardross, Alness, Kishorn, Glenelg, Duncraig, Dunvegan, Killian and Roskhill. The suburb of Applecross was originally assigned to Lionel Lukin on 28 May 1830. The land was finally acquired by Alexander Matheson, second son of Sir Alexander Matheson, 1st Baronet of Lochalsh, in February 1896. Matheson formed the Western Australian Investment Company Limited and instigated and named the subdivision of the area. Matheson developed the waterfront land as gentlemen's residences. He operated a ferry service to bring day-trippers to the area from Perth for picnics, tennis and sailing. The difficulty in finding reliable water stymied further development and Matheson sold the land to the London and Australian Investment Company around 1903.