Microneedling with Calecim Exosomes in Tandragee

It depends on your goals. For general maintenance, standard microneedling is often enough. Where there is established scarring, significant sun damage or noticeable loss of firmness, the amplified response is usually worth it. Lauren will give you a straight answer at consultation.

Yes. Every treatment includes a consultation so Lauren can assess your skin and confirm the plan is right for you. It is included in the appointment rather than charged separately.

Yes. NUA Aesthetic treats clients from across County Armagh, including Tandragee. Treatments are carried out at the private studio in Carryduff, and the address is confirmed when you book.

Results build over weeks and last several months with maintenance. Maintenance is discussed at your review so you can plan around it.

NUA runs by appointment only with flexible scheduling, including times outside standard working hours. That tends to suit clients travelling from Tandragee who would rather not take time off work.

Yes, parking is straightforward at the studio, which is one of the practical advantages over a town centre clinic for anyone driving in from Tandragee.

The microneedling step is identical. The difference is what goes into the channels afterwards. The exosome infusion amplifies the healing response, reduces visible downtime, and produces a firmer, more even result over the course.

Results from a full course typically hold for several months. Most people maintain with a single session every four to six months.

No. The needling step is the same and topical numbing is used identically. The exosome serum is simply applied to the skin surface afterwards.

Stop retinoids and acids five days beforehand, avoid sun exposure and fake tan, and skip alcohol the night before. Come with clean skin and no make-up.

Three treatments spaced four weeks apart, then maintenance. As with all collagen-stimulating treatments, the course delivers the result rather than any single session.

Then Lauren will say so at the consultation and talk through what would suit your skin better. Being told no is a reasonable outcome of an honest assessment, and it happens regularly.