For acne scars · Fine lines · Pigmentation · Large pores · Stretch marks · Uneven texture · Surgical scars · Hair thinning

“How to get rid of acne scars.” “Why my skin looks dull.” “Can anything actually help stretch marks.” At myskiin in Walsall, microneedling — clinically known as Collagen Induction Therapy — is the treatment we reach for when skin has a specific problem that needs addressing from the inside.
Not a facial. Not a temporary glow. A structured course that triggers your skin to rebuild, repair, and resurface itself. The micro-channels created during each session activate your body's own collagen-production response — stimulating real structural change from the dermis up. Whatever your concern, your first step is a free consultation. We'll tell you honestly whether microneedling is the right approach for your skin.
At myskiin, clinical microneedling is delivered by practitioners trained in advanced skin procedures — not a general beauty therapist. We use clinical-grade equipment and carry out a full skin assessment before recommending any treatment plan. We'll be honest about what results are realistic for your specific skin concern and timeline.
Many clients pair microneedling with PRP therapy or refresh skin between courses with HydroFacial O2. We also offer laser hair removal in Walsall. Book a free consultation or read laser on darker skin tones if hair is your main concern.
Delivered by a qualified specialist with clinical-grade equipment — not a beauty therapist with a home-use device. There's a meaningful difference in depth, safety, and results.
Microneedling triggers your skin's own collagen and elastin production — creating structural improvement that surface treatments can't achieve.
We tell you what's realistic for your skin, your scar type, and your timeline — at your free consultation, before any treatment begins.
Tell us your concern at your free consultation — we'll tell you what microneedling can realistically do about it.
You've cleared your skin but the marks remain — pitting, rolling indentations, boxcar marks. One of the most established uses of microneedling with strong clinical evidence.
Skin that's changing — losing density, tightness, or the smoothness it used to have. Microneedling stimulates new collagen to restore structure from the dermis up.
Hyperpigmentation, melasma, or post-acne discolouration. Particularly well-suited to clients with darker skin tones where heat-based treatments carry higher risk.
Pores that look enlarged or visible — particularly across the nose and cheeks. New collagen formation around the pore walls can help reduce their visible size over a course.
On the stomach, thighs, arms, or elsewhere. Stretch marks are a type of dermal scar — and microneedling addresses them the same way it addresses acne scars.
Not bad skin — just skin that lacks glow and nothing seems to shift it. Microneedling addresses dead cell build-up, declining collagen, and reduced turnover.
A scar from surgery, an accident, or a historical skin condition. Microneedling breaks down old scar tissue and stimulates more organised collagen in its place.
Hair getting finer, or patches of reduced density. Scalp microneedling — often combined with PRP — may help. Ask about our combined approach at consultation.
Your specialist assesses your skin, reviews your concerns, and sets realistic expectations for your treatment plan. Free, before any sessions begin.
A topical numbing cream is applied 30–45 minutes before treatment begins, ensuring the session is comfortable from start to finish.
The specialist works across the treatment area with the clinical microneedling device — creating controlled micro-channels that trigger the skin's healing response.
Mild redness for 24–48 hours is normal and expected. You'll receive a full aftercare guide. Results build progressively — typically visible after 2–4 weeks.
Most skin concerns require a course to see meaningful, lasting results. Your specialist will recommend the right programme for your specific concern. Hover each card to reveal pricing.
Sessions are typically spaced 4–6 weeks apart to allow the skin's healing cycle to complete. Your specialist will build a programme around your skin type and specific concern. Not every concern will respond in the same number of sessions — we will be honest about timelines at your consultation.
All prices subject to confirmation at your free consultation. Package prices not transferable between treatments.
Most people know they have acne scars. Fewer understand why they're so hard to shift — and why microneedling is one of the few treatments with a genuine mechanism against them.
Types of acne scarring — and how microneedling applies
Rolling scars
Broad, wave-like depressions across the cheeks. Caused by fibrous bands tethering the skin to deeper tissue. Microneedling breaks those bands and stimulates collagen to fill the depression.
Boxcar scars
Defined-edge craters on the cheeks or temples. The sharper the edge, the more structured the scar. Deeper boxcar scars may require more sessions, and results take time — your specialist will be honest about this at consultation.
Ice pick scars
Deep, narrow channels extending into the dermis. The most challenging scar type. Microneedling can improve the surrounding skin quality and shallow ice pick appearance, but very deep ice pick scars may benefit from a combined approach discussed at consultation.
Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH)
Dark marks left after spots resolve — not technically scars, but often confused with them. These respond to microneedling differently from structural scars. Your specialist will distinguish between the two at your consultation and advise accordingly.
An acne scar forms when inflamed spots damage the dermis — the deeper, structural layer of the skin. When the skin attempts to repair that damage, it doesn't always rebuild perfectly organised collagen. Instead, it lays down collagen in an irregular, disordered pattern — and the surface above it dimples, pits, or scars.
This is why topical creams have limited effect on true scarring. The scar isn't on the surface — it's structural. To address it, you need a treatment that reaches the dermis and triggers the skin to rebuild from within. That's the mechanism behind microneedling.
The micro-channels created by the needles don't just open the surface — they penetrate to the depth your specialist sets, signalling the dermis to respond. That response includes new collagen and elastin production: the same process that heals wounds. Delivered repeatedly in a controlled course, it stimulates a progressive improvement in scar texture, depth, and appearance.
The honest expectation: most clients see meaningful improvement, not complete erasure. Deeper, older scars are the most established — they have years of disorganised collagen reinforcing the structure. A course of microneedling can significantly reduce their appearance and improve the overall texture of your skin. What specifically is achievable for your scars is the conversation we have at your free consultation.
Some clients combine microneedling with PRP therapy for an enhanced regenerative response — applying your own growth-factor-rich plasma immediately after the session to deepen the healing trigger. Your specialist will discuss whether this combination makes sense for your skin at consultation.
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