Microneedling on skin grafts/flaps in the face?

Microneedling on skin grafts or flaps in the face is generally not recommended.

Here's why:

Risk of disruption: Microneedling can potentially disrupt the healing process of skin grafts or flaps, leading to complications such as infection, bleeding, or scarring.
Sensitivity: The skin in these areas is often delicate and sensitive due to the surgical procedure, making it more susceptible to damage from microneedling.
Limited effectiveness: Microneedling may not be as effective in stimulating collagen production in skin grafts or flaps compared to healthy, intact skin.
If you're considering microneedling for your face, it's important to consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist who can assess your specific situation and recommend the best approach. They may suggest alternative treatments or techniques that are safer and more effective for your skin.

Hi!
This is a great question! Generally, when the skin is healed and enough time has lapsed since your procedure, microneedling can be a great option for scarring, discoloration, and help with texture. Of course, an in depth, in person consultation will assist in formulating the best treatment plan for you, and if you are a candidate for microneedling.
Best,Eleni SgantzosBoard-Certified Dermatology PA

Unfortunately, without photos, it is impossible for us to know what you are trying to make better. Sorry