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When you’re grappling with hyperpigmentation and sun damage, there are ways to exfoliate the dead and damaged skin to reveal healthy, new skin below. Microneedling in Sebring, has emerged as a promising cosmetic procedure to address these concerns effectively. Dr. Michael Rogers and Dr. Alex Kennon at Lakeside Dermatology can explain microneedling and how it can help repair skin.
Repairing Skin with Microneedling
Hyperpigmentation is characterized by dark patches or spots on the skin and can result from sun exposure, hormonal changes, acne scars, or aging. Microneedling is a minimally invasive treatment involving fine needles to create micro-injuries in the skin while stimulating collagen production and enhancing the skin's natural healing process.
Microneedling in Sebring, works by creating controlled micro-injuries that trigger the skin's natural repair mechanism, promoting the turnover of pigmented cells and leading to a reduction in hyperpigmentation over time. With repeated sessions, microneedling can help fade dark spots and achieve a more even skin tone.
What Microneedling Treats
Excessive sun exposure can lead to several skin concerns, including sunspots, uneven pigmentation, and premature aging. Microneedling helps to address sun damage by promoting collagen production. This results in smoother, rejuvenated skin with diminished signs of sun-induced aging.
By stimulating the production of new collagen and elastin fibers, microneedling restores the skin's youthful texture and vitality. It can reduce the appearance of:
- Fine lines
- Wrinkles
- Sunspots
While a single microneedling session can yield noticeable improvements in skin texture and tone, optimal results are achieved with a series of treatments spaced several weeks apart.
Over time, as collagen production is stimulated and the skin's natural regeneration process is activated, you can expect continued improvement in hyperpigmentation, sun damage, and overall skin quality. Periodical maintenance treatments may be needed, along with a comprehensive skincare regimen and sun protection practices.
Contact Your Dermatologists Today
Find out how you can rejuvenate your appearance! Contact Dr. Rogers and Dr. Kennon at Lakeside Dermatology to learn more about microneedling in Sebring. Call for more information today at (863) 385-7183 for the office in Sebring, FL, and (863) 293-7546 for the office in Winter Haven, FL.