Microneedling: Why Experience Matters More Than the Device
- Christina Ammon

- Oct 26
- 2 min read

Microneedling can do amazing things for your skin - smoother texture, firmer tone, smaller pores. But here’s the thing: it’s not just about the tool. It’s about who’s holding it.
In the last few years, microneedling devices have gone mainstream. You’ve probably seen them on social media, in med spas, even in people’s bathrooms. And while the idea of a few tiny needles stimulating collagen sounds simple, the actual treatment isn’t something to DIY or hand off to someone who “just got certified last weekend.”
What the FDA Actually Says
The FDA classifies microneedling devices as Class II medical devices, meaning they’re regulated the same way as lasers and surgical instruments. Only FDA-cleared devices are approved for aesthetic uses like improving wrinkles and acne scars — and only trained professionals should be using them.

That matters because not all devices (or hands) are created equal. The wrong depth, pressure, or technique can lead to scarring, infection, pigment changes, or permanent skin damage.

The Depth Details
Microneedling isn’t about how deep you go — it’s about how smartly you go.
Every depth has a purpose:
0.25–0.5mm - boosts glow + enhances product absorption
1.0mm stimulates collagen + refines texture
1.5–2.0mm targets scars + deeper wrinkles
It’s Not the Needle, It’s the Hands
At Treat., our licensed professionals know exactly how to assess skin type, select depth, and guide post-care to get results safely. There’s no guesswork, no trendy gadgets, no “let’s see what happens.” Every pass, every setting, every serum is chosen intentionally - because your skin isn’t an experiment.
Microneedling done right triggers your body’s natural healing response. Done wrong, it triggers an appointment with your dermatologist.
How to Spot a Pro
If you’re booking a microneedling treatment, ask these three questions:
What device do you use, and is it FDA-cleared?
Who performs the treatment, and what’s their training or licensure?
What’s your sterilization and post-care protocol?
If they can’t answer clearly or confidently - walk away.
Microneedling is one of the most effective collagen-stimulating treatments out there. But it’s not casual skincare. Trust your face to a pro who understands anatomy, device regulation, and skin behavior - not someone chasing a trend.

At treat. SKIN & BODY, safety isn’t negotiable. We take your results seriously - and we’ve got the credentials (and decades of experience) to prove it.
Welcome to treat., this is where you fall in love with your skin.
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