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What Our Clients Say
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Had a great experience with both a facial and eyelash tint and lift! Would definitely reco...more
Great service. Friendly staff. Nails look amazing and my skin after facial feels great.
First time with a chemical peel! Joud was so professional. Talked me through the whole pro...more
First facial was amazing! Vlean space, friendly staff who explained the process well. Will...more
Joud was amazing! Great facial all around and I’d definitely come back :)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Microneedling.
Microneedling at Elva uses needle-free IDENEL Bio and ProCell microchanneling to create controlled micro-injuries that stimulate collagen. Unlike traditional facials, it works at the dermal level to remodel tissue, improve texture, and address scarring and discoloration.
Most clients experience minimal discomfort since treatments are needle-free and often combined with topical numbing. Sensations are described as warmth or gentle pressure. Providers tailor intensity for comfort while maintaining effectiveness for collagen stimulation and repair.
Typical protocols recommend three to six sessions spaced four to six weeks apart. Individual needs vary based on skin concerns and severity. Providers create personalized plans and track improvements, often recommending maintenance treatments every few months for long-term results.
Downtime is minimal: common effects include redness, mild swelling, and light flaking for 24–72 hours. Aftercare includes gentle cleansing, hydrating serums, broad-spectrum sunscreen, and avoiding active exfoliants and direct sun until skin fully recovers.
Yes. Needle-free microchanneling with IDENEL and ProCell boosts collagen to soften acne scars, reduce hyperpigmentation, and diminish fine lines. Results improve gradually; combining treatments and topical protocols maximizes outcomes and targets specific concerns.
Contraindications include active infections, open wounds, isotretinoin use within six months, uncontrolled diabetes, keloid tendency, and certain autoimmune conditions. A consultation and medical history review determine suitability; personalized plans or alternative treatments may be recommended.