Microneedling before pregnancy? (photo)

At least from the photos provided, it appears that the majority of the atrophic scars present are of the boxcar and rolling types.
I have been performing microneedling for twenty-five years. It is best reserved for treating very superficial atrophic scars, which the majority in the photos do not appear to be, and primarily for improving very superficial, surface color and texture issues.
Subcision, which I have been routinely performing for thirty years, is more appropriate for elevating and smoothing more deeply Indented boxcar and rolling scars.
You would be wise to consult with an experienced, board certified cosmetic dermatologist acne scar specialist. And be wary of claims for all sorts of treatments with expensive, here-today-gone-tomorrow expensive light and energybased devices, since the hard science to support their use lags well behind all the marketing and social media hype.
Hope this helps and best of luck in this and in conceiving.

Microneedling is generally considered a safe procedure for most individuals, including those planning to conceive. However, it's always best to consult with your dermatologist to ensure it's suitable for your specific skin type and condition.

Here are some general guidelines:

Timing: It's advisable to complete any cosmetic procedures, including microneedling, at least a few weeks before trying to conceive. This allows sufficient time for your skin to heal completely and for any potential side effects, such as redness or swelling, to subside.

Type of Microneedling: There are different types of microneedling. Traditional microneedling, using a dermaroller or microneedling pen, is commonly performed for acne scars. Radiofrequency microneedling is another option that combines microneedling with radiofrequency energy for enhanced effects. Your dermatologist can help you decide which type is best suited for your skin concerns.

Consultation: Before proceeding, schedule a consultation with a board-certified dermatologist. They can assess your skin's condition, discuss your goals, and recommend the best treatment plan. They can also provide guidance on the safety and timing of the procedure in relation to your plans for conception.

Please ensure you follow any pre- and post-procedure care instructions provided by your dermatologist for optimal results and safety.

Best wishes on your skincare journey and future family planning!