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Can You Wear Makeup After Microneedling?

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Can You Wear Makeup After Microneedling?

Microneedling is one of the most effective and safe methods to rejuvenate ones skin. It is completed using a simple handheld device that has micro-needles on the end. These needles make small punctures on the skin and helps stimulate the healing properties of the skin. This will result in a smoother complexion and that has a lot less blemishes. Like any cosmetic procedure, after care is an important step of the process in order to see the most transformative results. Many of the clients that visit us here at Beauty Fairy are curious about one rule in particular. That, of course, is the ability to wear makeup following their session. 

How Effective Is Microneedling?

Microneedling works to improve the look and overall health of your skin. In a lot of cases, it is paired with other treatments that end up boosting the results of a microneedling procedure. Everyone has different skin care needs which will be addressed during the initial consultation. Some patients may get PRP injections or even undergo laser skin rejuvenation during their microneedling session for better results. Although the procedure is highly effective, working with a skilled dermatologist or cosmetologist will ensure that your treatment plan is fully customized. 

How Soon After Microneedling Can Makeup Be Worn?

During the microneedling procedure, tiny wounds will be inflicted on the skin. These wounds will need ample time to heal while new skin cells are formed. During this process, the skin should remain free of anything that may clog the pores or irritate the wounds. This means no makeup or other chemicals outside of your suggested aftercare serums. 

Most patients are able to go back to their normal skincare and makeup routines five to seven days following their session. It is important to wait for the okay by your dermatologist or cosmetic care professional before moving forward with your usual topical application. 

Why Should I Wait to Wear Makeup After Microneedling?

Wearing makeup too early or even wearing the wrong type of makeup products can cause serious problems post microneedling. All skin rejuvenation treatments are sensitive in nature, especially those that cause wounds on the skin such as microneedling. Your doctor will give you specific and post-treatment treatment instructions which you should follow closely.

Following the provided skincare recommendations will result in improved results and a higher level of comfort post-treatment. Some makeup and other topical products may cause infections, clogged pores, breakouts, and other negative side effects following a microneedling session. 

How Many Microneedling Sessions Are Required?

Microneedling is a cosmetic procedure that is mildly invasive. As a result, it has a short recovery time. The results of the treatment take more time to be seen than other more invasive treatments such as fractional skin resurfacing. For the best results, a person will need to complete at least three sessions for optimal results. Depending on specific skin concerns, as many as six treatments may be required before positive results are achieved. 

Taking care of your skin after each session is very important. The aftercare will often be the deciding factor in the success of your treatments. Using SPF and other healing skincare products will boost the results of the microneedling treatment to give you healthier, more youthful-looking skin. 

How We Can Help

If you've ever considered Microneedling in Richmond Hill and want only the most qualified experts to help, our team at Beauty Fairy is here for you. Give us a call at (647) 990-4679 to set up a consultation with our experienced dermatologists. We are standing by to create a customized treatment plan that will help you achieve the skin you desire.

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