Can micro-needling be used in hands and neck?

Microneedling is commonly used in the face.Fortunately, it can also be used in other parts of the body. Microneedling isfound to be effective in managing issues in the neck as well as the hands. Themost common issues resolved by microneedling in these parts include wrinklesand sun damages. It can also be used to resolve stretch marks in the thighs andabdomen.
To have better results, microneedling is also coupledwith serums containing human growth factors. Microneedling improves thedelivery of these serums as well as the body’s absorption of them so with topical agents likeserums, the results are much better than just using microneedling alone. Now,these results would greatly depend on the seriousness of the skin issues thatyou need to resolve. You may do well in consulting a board certified doctor whocould check on your case and advise the best number of microneedling sessionsto achieve the results that you want.

Using the Aquagold Fine touch (Micro-Needling) we are able to directly infuse the skin with whatever ingredients we find best for each individual. The Aquagold fine touch uses a microchannel technology to effectively deliver ingredients right into the surface of the skin. Using twenty individual micro-needles that are each thinner than a human hair we are penetrating into the skin to deliver specific treatments. Can be done on face, neck and decolette to treat any textural irregularities including: fine lines & wrinkles, large pores, acne scars or uneven-ness.

Hi eligala, Microneedling is very versatile and can be done in almost any part of the body including the neck, hands, decolletage, arms, back, and stretchmarks on the abdomen, thighs or legs.  It is specially effective for areas that suffered a lot of sun-damage or collagen breakdown. It has been used to treat cellulite with varying success.All the best, Justin Harper, M.D.