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Vysana

[6 miles from Uppingham]

Dr Dhesi is a GP with a specialist interest in Aesthetics, cosmetic skin conditions and wellness. The aim of our clinic is to Restore, Renew, and Rejuvenate your skin. Serving Rutland, Oakha...[READ MORE]


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The King Centre, Main Road, Barleythorpe, Oakham, LE15 7WD

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Skintique Clinic by Dr Natalia Hancock

[13 miles from Uppingham]

5 out of 5

From 10 Review(s)

Established in 2017 by Dr Natalia Hancock, Skintique Clinic is the leading independent medical aesthetics, wellness and skin clinic in the East Midlands. Results driven with bespoke treatment plan...[READ MORE]


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342 Welford Road, Leicester, LE2 6EH

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Q L Aesthetics

[19 miles from Uppingham]

5 out of 5

From 5 Review(s)

Welcome to our multi award-winning salon, which specialises in all hair services including Afro hair and vivid hair colours. Beauty and All Things aesthetic including micro blading and time filler...[READ MORE]


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Dickins Memorial Hall, 178 Finedon Rd, Wellingborough, NN8 4AH

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The Cosmetic Clinic Peterborough

[20 miles from Uppingham]

5 out of 5

From 28 Review(s)

Specialists in non-surgical aesthetic procedures ,wrinkle relaxing injections, dermal fillers, threadlifts, laser hair removal, thread veins, acne treatment, aqualyx, sculptra, microdermabrasion, ...[READ MORE]


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DHC Business Centre, 226 Dogsthorpe Road , Peterborough, PE1 3PB

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FAB Clinics Loughborough

[23 miles from Uppingham]

5 out of 5

From 10 Review(s)

Aesthetic clinic offering non-surgical face lift, cellulite reduction, stretch marks reduction, skin tightening, acne, acne scars, permanent hair reduction and more with no pain and no needles![READ MORE]


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199 Park Road, Loughborough, LE11 2HE

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Aurora Northampton

[25 miles from Uppingham]

Aurora Clinics is a nationwide group of cosmetic and plastic surgery centres led by Consultant Plastic Surgeon Adrian Richards - voted 'Leading Breast Surgeon UK by The Independent on Sunday.[READ MORE]


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The Gatehouse, 82 Billing Road, Northampton, NN1 5DF

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Melior Clinics Huntingdon

[28 miles from Uppingham]

5 out of 5

From 10 Review(s)

Melior Clinics are experts in medical aesthetics, specialising in non-surgical aesthetic procedures. Their portfolio includes traditional and popular anti- wrinkle and rejuvenation procedures, such ...[READ MORE]


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10 St Peters Road, Huntingdon, PE29 7AA

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The Dorchester Clinic

[29 miles from Uppingham]

5 out of 5

From 10 Review(s)

Here at The Dorchester Clinic in Market Bosworth, we offer the latest in aesthetic treatments. Our professional, reliable service delivers virtually pain-free, desirable results every time. Our trea...[READ MORE]


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Based At Bosworth Dental Practice, 41 Station Road, Market Bosworth, CV13 0LT

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Indulgence Skin Laser and Beauty Clinic

[29 miles from Uppingham]

Indulgence Clinic in Daventry (EST 2008) is ideally situated to serve the towns of Leamington Spa, Northampton and Rugby. You will be seen for consultation by one of our experienced registered nurse...[READ MORE]


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Indulgence Clinic - Daventry Leisure Centre, Lodge Road, Daventry, NN11 4GP

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The Dr Jenni Clinic

[31 miles from Uppingham]

5 out of 5

From 7 Review(s)

Dr. Jenni is an experienced doctor offering an ever-expanding range of medical and advanced skincare treatments. She works with a highly skilled and wonderful team who are all passionate about he...[READ MORE]


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Blisworth Hill Farm, South Entrance, Stoke Road, Bilsworth, NN7 3DB

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Awaken clinic

[31 miles from Uppingham]

5 out of 5

From 5 Review(s)

Dr. Steph France BDS is pleased to offer non- surgical facial aesthetics at Awaken clinic, based in St Neots, Cambridgeshire. This includes anti wrinkle treatments, dermal fillers, skin care, m...[READ MORE]


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23a Huntingdon St, St Neots, PE19 1BG

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ElysiPhi Aesthetics

[38 miles from Uppingham]

ElysiPhi is an Advanced Nurse Practitioner led boutique aesthetic clinic based in Long Sutton, Lincolnshire. ElysiPhi Aesthetics Ltd offers a comprehensive range of award winning FDA appro...[READ MORE]


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(long Sutton Dentistry) 7 Market Street, Lincolnshire, Long Sutton, PE12 9DD

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Hardwick Clinic

[40 miles from Uppingham]

We are a bespoke, patient centred cosmetic, aesthetic medicine and weight-loss centre. Our clinic is discretely and conveniently located close to Cambridge and also Cambourne. We will discuss you...[READ MORE]


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227 St Neots Road, Hardwick, Cambridge, CB23 7QJ

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EK Clinic

[42 miles from Uppingham]

5 out of 5

From 35 Review(s)

EK Clinic is led by our nurse prescriber Emma Kelliher who founded the clinic in 2012. Dedicated to providing expertise and knowledge in the non surgical arena. All consultations are f...[READ MORE]


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43 High Street, Brackley, NN13 7BW

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Clinica

[44 miles from Uppingham]

Clinica is the go-to clinic in Central Cambridge offering safe, effective and natural looking aesthetic, anti-ageing and beauty treatments. Our services are a long-term investment into your appear...[READ MORE]


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3-4 Sussex Street, Cambridge, CB1 1PA

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Aesthetics By Megan

[45 miles from Uppingham]

5 out of 5

From 6 Review(s)

Megan is an experienced registered nurse who has worked in aesthetics since November 2017. She has undergone extensive aesthetic training to ensure she is able to bring the latest and safest practic...[READ MORE]


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The Terrace, Grantham Street, Lincoln, LN2 1BD

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The Body Work Clinic

[45 miles from Uppingham]

5 out of 5

From 10 Review(s)

We understand that reaching your body goals can be difficult; and lack of time is amongst various other obstacles preventing accomplishment. We offer the tools you need to assist and accelerate th...[READ MORE]


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Lower Ground Floor, 7 Brooklands Ave, Cambridge, CB2 8BB

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Lincoln Laser Skincare

[45 miles from Uppingham]

4 out of 5

From 3 Review(s)

Lincoln Laser Skincare located in Lincoln specialises in aesthetic laser skin treatments. The clinic is ideally situated to serve the towns of Retford, Gainsborough & Newark. Lincoln Laser Skincare o...[READ MORE]


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3 Beaumont Fee, Lincoln, LN1 1UH

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Cambridge Clear Beauty

[47 miles from Uppingham]

At our Cambridge aesthetic clinic Mr Tariq Ahmad aspires to offer patients the widest array of cosmetic surgery and aesthetic procedures possible, all performed with the highest level of skill and...[READ MORE]


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Unit G South Cambs Business Park, Babraham Road, Sawston, CB22 3JH

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Woodford Medical Aesthetics Cambridge

[50 miles from Uppingham]

The clinic in Sawston Cambridge was established in 2003 by Dr Hilary Allan. Since then, she has taken it from strength to strength and today she spearheads a successful and booming clinic for her di...[READ MORE]


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1a Langford Arch, London Road, Sawston, CB22 3FX

What is Medical Skin Needling?

Medical Skin Needling, also referred to as Collagen Induction Therapy (CIT) and Micro-Needling, is considered to be a relatively new concept within the plethora of aesthetic treatment options available for skin rejuvenation, having come about in the format that we now see since 2005.

Like many of the other treatments available it is aimed at stimulating the body’s own collagen production to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, stretch marks, skin laxity and scarring such as that caused by acne or chicken pox. It has also been successfully applied to the indication of hair restoration in cases of alopecia.

Medical Skin Needline Mechanism of ActionThis is achieved by introducing a series of fine, sharp needles into the skin following the administration of a topical local anaesthetic, in the case of medical grade devices, to reduce discomfort. The needles are attached to a single use, sterile roller or to a needle plate at the end of an automated pen-like device which is moved over the surface of the skin to create many microscopic channels or columns, approximately 0.07- 0.25mm wide, at various depths of penetration. In the case of medical rollers this is within the papillary dermal layer of the skin where collagen and elastin fibers are located (see illustration). Cosmetic rollers however reach a much shallower level in the epidermis where they aid absorption of topical ingredients. These minute punctures close over almost immediately as the channels created are very small.

This “damage” to the dermis encourages the body to produce more new collagen and elastin which generate new skin cells to literally “repair” itself, thus the skin becomes thicker, plumper and more youthful. Although primarily used on the face, this procedure can be carried out anywhere on the body, such as on stretch marks on the thighs and abdomen, and generally on all skin types.

There are a number of different roller devices, such as Genuine Dermaroller™Roll-CIT™ and MTS-Roller™ now available to the UK marketplace aimed at medical skin needling. These vary in needle length, from approximately 0.02mm, designed for personal, cosmetic use at home, often in conjunction with a skin care regime, as the minute skin punctures assist the absorption of any active ingredients which improve and maintain the appearance of the skin. Needle length on some devices can reach up to 3mm, designed for professional, medical use which will achieve a more significant result on skin regeneration when used by a trained practitioner to induce new collagen formation. Often, the at-home roller will be recommended for use for several months during and following conclusion of a treatment programme with the professional roller, in conjunction with an appropriate skincare regime to both promote and maintain rejuvenation results. Use of the so called cosmetic rollers is deemed safe to carry out at home due to the minimal level of needle insertion and is considered to be virtually painless by most people.

As this treatment has evolved, automated systems have been developed. Of course they are not automated rollers, but in fact automated needle bearing stamps fixed to a hand-held or pen-like unit which is operated in a continuous motion across the skin. They have been designed to improve the ease-of-use, speed and flexibility of medical needling treatments, and to augment the achievable treatment results whilst reducing pain and discomfort. Devices being used include Dermapen and eDermastamp.

What happens during a Medical Skin Needling treatment?

Careful discussions regarding your reasons for wanting treatment are very important before you begin the treatment. You must also make sure that this treatment can deliver what you want and how you would like to look afterwards. Your practitioner should be able to answer all these questions.

A medical history should also be taken to make sure that there are no reasons why you shouldn’t undertake treatment. You may be asked to read detailed information and sign a consent form which means that you have understood the potential benefits and risks associated with the procedure.

Photographs may also be taken by the practitioner for a "before and after" comparison at a later date.

Procedure

Skin preparation with the application of vitamin A and C creams may be recommended for up to 4 weeks prior to the commencement of the procedure. A similar skin care regime will also be recommended for up to 6 months post-treatment to aid the healthy production of the new collagen and the rejuvenation of the skin.
 
Treatment sessions with medical grade, manual rollers take between 10 minutes and an hour depending on the size of the area being treated.
 
Pain should be minimal due to the application of the topical anaesthetic; however you may still feel some discomfort.
 
In most cases you will be given a cosmetic version of the treatment roller to use at home for the next three months in conjunction with the topical skincare regime to enhance the final results.

Repeat Procedures

It can take between 4 – 8 weeks before visible signs of skin regeneration are seen and the process will continue over the following months, providing a gradual enhancement.
 
A single treatment can produce noticeable results, however a programme of 2 – 5 treatments spaced 2 – 3 months apart is often recommended to achieve optimum results, in conjunction with an at-home regime.
 
The specific number of sessions required will depend on the area being treated and the severity of the indication, as well as the level of natural response from the individual’s body.

What is the average cost of Medical Skin Needling?

You will not be able to access this treatment via the National Health Service (NHS).

Private costs for medical skin needling treatments depend on the area(s) being treated and the type of device being used. Generally prices for treatment with manual rollers is comparative to treatments with automated devices.

For example, a programme of in-clinic treatments with either the Medical or the Cosmetic Roll-CIT™ starts from around £395.00.
 
A single, in-clinic treatment with the Genuine Dermaroller™ is likely to cost from £200 - £350, depending on the practitioner, including post treatment skincare. Further sessions, should they be required will be less and are often combined at a discount in a programme.
 
Cosmetic, home use rollers are available from £60 - £75, and up to £115+ when combined with skincare products in a kit.

Summary of advice for Medical Skin Needling

Medical Skin Needling for Collagen Induction Therapy is considered to be another useful and successful tool in the armament of the cosmetic practitioner in the fight again the signs of ageing. Used in combination with tried and tested professional skincare products it can have a significant effect on the appearance of the skin with minimal downtime and discomfort.
 
Treatment with medical derma rollers is not governed by the regulations of the Care Quality Commission, meaning that clinics are not required to be registered and inspected by them if they offer this treatment. Consumers must therefore be sure to seek out practitioners who can demonstrate proper training credentials and experience for such treatments.
 
Many copycat devices are also available for sale on Internet sites, mostly auction sites such as eBay or less reputable online pharmacy sites from abroad. Often these include the sale of medical grade rollers which should not be used by the home user due to the potential for harm and the risk of infection if the proper aseptic precautions are not followed. We would recommend that consumers visit a clinic for more aggressive medical skin needling treatments and for appropriate home care programmes, however if you would like to try this treatment at home to assist with the absorption of skincare products we would urge consumers to purchase the devices through reputable online sellers, clinics or direct from manufacturers or distributors.