Nanoneedling

A gentle alternative to microneedling.

Nanoneedling

Nanoneedling is a minimally invasive skincare treatment that uses tiny, micro-sized silicone "needles" to create microchannels in the skin allowing for better absorption of serums. These ultra-fine silicone needles are designed to stimulate the skin's natural healing process without causing significant damage, leading to a smoother, healthier complexion. Because of its superficial nature, nanoneedling is often considered more comfortable and less invasive than traditional microneedling.

The result is improved skin texture, reduced appearance of fine lines, enhanced collagen production, and overall skin rejuvenation. It’s commonly used to treat issues like dull skin, uneven texture, hyperpigmentation, and mild acne scarring. Additionally, recovery time is minimal, making it a popular option for those looking for a more gentle alternative to microneedling.

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Nano-Needling vs Microneedling

Both Boost Collagen — But They Work Differently

Nano-Needling and Microneedling are often mentioned together, but they target the skin in very different ways.
At Ocean Spa Beauty & Wellness, we specialize in Nano-Needling — a non-invasive, no-downtime facial treatment that rejuvenates the skin from the surface down.

Nano-Needling

Uses ultra-fine silicone nano-tips that gently exfoliate and infuse serums like our Le Mieux EGF-DNA into the epidermis.
Creates temporary micro-channels that enhance product absorption by up to 97 times.
Stimulates cell turnover, collagen renewal, and an instantly smoother, glowing complexion.
No needles, no numbing, and no downtime — just visible radiance.
Perfect for: dullness, fine lines, dehydration, and early signs of aging.
Can be performed weekly or in series for progressive results.

Think of Nano-Needling as a workout for your skin — lifting, sculpting, and recharging without recovery time.

Microneedling

Uses actual needles that penetrate deeper into the dermis to trigger a wound-healing response.
Encourages long-term collagen remodeling but requires numbing, possible redness, and 1–3 days of downtime.
Typically spaced 4–6 weeks apart.
Ideal for deeper concerns like acne scars, texture irregularities, or advanced wrinkles.