Skin quality

Collagen Induction Therapy

For smoother texture, tighter-looking pores, and soft fine lines.

This treatment encourages your skin to renew itself over time—perfect if your goal is better texture and “skin finish,” not added volume.

Serving clients from Rockwood, Carleton, Belleville, and Sumpter Township.

45–75 min visit
Redness: 24–48 hrs

What it is

Collagen induction therapy creates a controlled “wake up” for the skin, prompting new collagen support for improved texture and overall smoothness. Better known as microneedling.

Best for

Enlarged pores and rough texture
Fine lines that catch makeup
Post-acne texture (mild–moderate)
Dull skin that feels uneven

How to choose

If your main goal is better texture (not “bigger” lips or cheeks), collagen induction therapy is usually a stronger match than filler.

Treatment details

This is a “build” treatment—results improve gradually as skin remodels over the weeks that follow.

Appointment length

Plan 45–75 minutes depending on area and how detailed your plan is.

What you’ll see first

Expect redness right after. Early glow can show quickly, while true texture change builds over time.

When results peak

Many clients notice the best smoothing after a short series, as collagen has time to develop.

How long it lasts

Because you’re improving the skin itself, results can be longer-lasting with good skincare and sun protection.

Tip:

If you’re treating acne texture, consistency matters—series plans usually outperform one-and-done sessions.

Collagen Induction Therapy

Aftercare

Keep skin clean and product-light for 24 hours.
Skip makeup until the next day (or once redness calms).
Avoid heat/sweat for 24–48 hours; protect with SPF.

Pairs well with

Quick Q&A

“Is this the same as a facial?”

No—this is a collagen-building treatment. The payoff is better texture and skin quality over time.

FAQs

Short answers to help you plan your timeline and expectations.

How many sessions do I need?

Many people do a short series for best texture change. We’ll recommend a cadence based on concerns and skin response.

Will I be red after?

Redness is common and usually calms within 24–48 hours. Some people also feel dryness or tightness briefly.

Can it help acne scars?

It can improve the look of mild to moderate texture. Deep scarring may need a staged plan or combined treatments.

When can I go back to my regular skincare?

Once skin is calm again. We’ll give you a simple “what to pause” list based on what you currently use.

Is it okay before an event?

Give yourself a buffer. For most people, scheduling at least 7–10 days ahead is a safe bet.

Want smoother skin that builds over time?

Text us your biggest concern (pores, texture, fine lines, acne marks) and we’ll tell you if collagen induction therapy is the best first step.