Microneedling in Seattle
If you’re noticing fine lines, skin that’s lost its firmness, or scars that haven’t faded, microneedling at Fine Line in Seattle can help. Also known as collagen induction therapy, it creates controlled micro-injuries that stimulate your skin’s natural repair process, so new collagen and elastin keep building over time.
Microneedling can address:
Fine lines and wrinkles
Loose or crepey skin
Acne scars
Surgical scars, including breast surgery and C-section scars
Older scars and injury scars
Stretch marks
Enlarged pores
Uneven skin tone and texture
The experience behind your results
Results come from knowing how to tailor the treatment to your skin. Amy has been an esthetician for over 20 years, including more than a decade as Lead Master Esthetician in dermatology at The Polyclinic and Optum, along with experience in plastic surgery. Dermatologists still refer patients to her today.
She is certified by Dr. Lance Setterfield, a leading authority on collagen induction therapy, and now certifies other skin professionals in microneedling.
Your treatment plan
Every plan is built around your skin and goals. Most clients see their best results with a series of 3 to 8 treatments, and some concerns, like deeper scarring, benefit from more.
Results build over weeks and months as new collagen forms, so your skin keeps improving well after each visit.
Start with a consultation
Every microneedling plan starts with a consultation. We assess your skin, talk through your goals, and map out the right number of treatments for you.
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Expect redness for 3 to 5 days, mild swelling for a day or two, and some dryness as your skin renews. Some people bruise, which can last 5 to 10 days. Most return to work the next day with makeup. Our post-care helps your skin recover comfortably.
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A topical numbing cream is applied first, so most clients find it very manageable.
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Many clients notice a glow right away. Visible changes develop over the following weeks and months as new collagen forms.
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Yes. Microneedling doesn’t use heat or light, which makes it a safe option for all skin types and tones, including deeper skin tones.
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Yes. Surgical scars, older scars, and stretch marks on the body can all improve with a series of treatments.
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It isn’t recommended during pregnancy or for anyone prone to keloid scarring. We’ll review your health history at your consultation.