Microneedling when immunocompromised?

Microneedling is a procedure that uses small needles to prick the skin to generate new collagen and skin tissue. Although it's generally considered safe for healthy individuals, it could pose risks for people with certain health conditions, including those who are immunocompromised.

In your case, being immunocompromised and having colitis and autoimmune hepatitis may increase your risk of infection or adverse reactions to microneedling, especially if done at home without professional supervision. The medications you are taking, Imuran and infliximab, are also immunosuppressive, which could further increase your risk.

It's essential that you consult your healthcare provider before considering microneedling at home or any other new treatments. They can provide advice based on your specific health condition and medication regimen.