I did at home nenoneedling yesterday when can I do Microneedling? (Photo)

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I have sensitive skin but my skin is fine after nenoneedling

Anna Chacon, MD, FAAD · Answer

Thanks for sharing the details and photo—it helps to understand your skin’s current condition. Since your skin is feeling fine and you have no visible irritation or prolonged redness after your at-home microneedling, it’s a good sign that your skin tolerated it well.

In general, it’s best to wait at least 4 weeks between microneedling sessions, especially when switching from at-home to professional treatments. Professional microneedling usually goes deeper than at-home devices, so giving your skin enough time to fully recover is important to prevent irritation or over-stimulation.

During this waiting period, focus on:

Gentle hydration and barrier repair with soothing creams or serums.

Sun protection to prevent sensitivity and hyperpigmentation.

Avoiding other exfoliating treatments until your skin is fully healed.

Once the 4-week mark passes, professional microneedling can be done safely, and it will provide deeper collagen stimulation and overall skin improvement.

Since you mentioned having sensitive skin, it’s also helpful to let your provider know—they may adjust the depth or intensity to match your skin’s tolerance.

I did at home nenoneedling yesterday when can I do Microneedling? (Photo)

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