Is it safe to have microneedling done under the eye, up to the lash line and outer corners?

Thank you for your question. When performed by an experienced, board-certified dermatologist, this treatment can be safely administered to the delicate area under the eyes. However, there are other treatments that might offer better results, depending on your specific situation, skin tone and desired results. I would schedule another in-person consultation with a doctor that offers a variety of laser treatments to determine whether one of these devices might work better for you. 

Depending on the settings and provider, it can be safe in the under eye area, however, this may not be the most effective treatment for great results in the under eye area if done alone. You often need a combination method approach. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer. 

Hello and thank you for your question. Microneedling is a safe and effective treatment for minor scarring.  You will need  to do 3-5 treatments to start and then maintenance treatments if needed.  Be sure to do a full in person consultation with board certified, experienced cosmetic/ plastic surgeons to know all your options.  Hope this helps, good luck!

Yes, it is safe to do microneedling under the eyes if done correctly by an expert. We have been getting great results with RF microneedling with Morpheus8 on scar treatment. However, it is not guaranteed that your scar will disappear or improve with this treatment alone.

That is a great question. Yes, the undereye area can be treated safely with microneedling in experienced hands. The tissue there is more sensitive so a gentler approach is often necessary. It is safe to do microneedling under the eye and around the eye area for fine lines, wrinkles and scars. With our patented growth factor serum from Omnibioceutical Innovations, we have been using this for nearly 10 years and have never had any adverse effects. We can also target improved texture, pigments, puffiness, discoloration, smoothness as well as the collagen stimulation from the needles. Best of luck!

Thanks for your question.  If done properly, it is a safe procedure.  Depending on the scar, it may work or you may need a more aggressive procedure.  See an expert like Dr. Emer recommended.