Microneedling

Microneedling (medical needling) is a collagen-induction treatment that uses fine needles to create controlled micro-channels in the skin, prompting the skin's natural repair response. At KIMOderm it is associated with a smoother, firmer complexion, refined texture, a natural glow and improvement in the appearance of fine lines, pores and mild scarring. The treatment can be tailored from the face alone up to face, neck and décolleté. A short course is usually recommended for the most noticeable results.

Microneedling, also called medical needling, is one of the gentler skin-rejuvenation options at KIMOderm in Berlin-Tempelhof. A device with very fine needles is passed over the skin to create thousands of tiny, controlled micro-channels. These superficial injuries are too small to cause lasting damage but are enough to trigger the skin's natural wound-healing cascade, which is associated with renewed production of collagen and elastin. Over the following weeks this can lead to firmer, smoother skin, refined texture and a more even tone, and the treatment is often used to soften fine lines, reduce the appearance of enlarged pores and improve mild acne scarring. At KIMOderm microneedling can be focused on the face alone or extended to the neck and décolleté, and a larger-area protocol for the thighs is also offered. A typical session lasts around 45 minutes, and some redness similar to mild sunburn for a day or two afterwards is normal. The clinic generally recommends a short course of sessions for the most visible improvement, with skin continuing to respond between appointments. Microneedling pairs naturally with the practice's autologous treatments and can be combined with PRP. Aftercare centres on diligent sun protection while the skin recovers. As with all aesthetic procedures, individual results vary and microneedling may support skin renewal rather than guarantee a specific outcome.