Microneedling with DERMA REPAIR Serum

Advanced Scar & Stretch Mark Treatment Cocktail

This specialised microneedling treatment combines precision skin needling with the powerful DERMA REPAIR serum – a cutting-edge formulation designed to repair acne scars, revascularise stretch marks (even older, white ones), and deeply rejuvenate the skin from within.

Whether you're looking to target facial acne scars or reduce the appearance of stretch marks on the stomach, this facial offers transformative results by delivering active ingredients directly into the deeper layers of the skin.

How It Works:

Using ultra-fine needles, controlled micro-injuries are created in the skin, stimulating a natural healing response and boosting collagen and elastin production. When paired with DERMA REPAIR serum – a powerful blend of regenerating and revascularising actives – the treatment helps rebuild damaged skin, reduce pigmentation, and improve texture and tone.

Key Benefits:

Reduces the appearance of acne scars and pitted scarring
Targets and fades tummy stretch marks, even white or mature ones
Improves overall skin texture, tone, and firmness
Stimulates collagen production for smoother, plumper skin
Restores healthy skin function and boosts cell renewal
Enhances absorption of the DERMA REPAIR serum into the skin

What Makes DERMA REPAIR Unique?

This advanced serum is enriched with a potent cocktail of active ingredients, including:

Revascularising agents that improve blood flow to stretch-marked skin
Collagen-stimulating peptides to rebuild damaged skin tissue
Brightening agents to reduce pigmentation and scarring visibility
Hydrating and soothing actives to support healing and reduce inflammation

Recommended For:

Post-acne skin with textural scarring
Tummy stretch marks from pregnancy or weight fluctuations
Sunken or discoloured scars
Skin that needs rejuvenation and structural repair

Treatment Plan:

Visible results can often be seen after just one session, but for long-term improvement of deeper scars and stretch marks, a course of 3–6 treatments is recommended, spaced 4–6 weeks apart.