Microneedling is one of several tools we use at Beyond Skin UK — but it is rarely the only option worth considering. The most appropriate treatment depends on your skin, your concerns and what you actually want to achieve, not on a single “best” technique.
Here is how microneedling compares with other treatments available at the clinic, to help you arrive at your consultation informed rather than decided.
Microneedling (EPN)
EPN Microneedling — from £189
- BEST SUITED TO
- Texture, fine lines, mild acne scarring, dullness, overall skin quality
- MAIN OBJECTIVE
- Progressive skin renewal through controlled microchannels, with electroporation supporting topical delivery
- TYPICAL IMPROVEMENT
- Redness and sensitivity usually settle over a few days; results develop gradually
- WHEN BEYOND SKIN MAY CHOOSE IT
- When the priority is broad skin-quality improvement rather than a single structural concern
Skin Peels
Chemical Skin Peels
- BEST SUITED TO
- Pigmentation, uneven tone, congestion, dullness, superficial texture
- MAIN OBJECTIVE
- Accelerated surface renewal by removing dead skin cells and stimulating new cell growth
- TYPICAL IMPROVEMENT
- Varies by peel depth; can include flaking or mild peeling over several days
- WHEN BEYOND SKIN MAY CHOOSE IT
- When tone, brightness and surface renewal are the main goals, rather than collagen remodelling
PRF
Platelet-Rich Fibrin — from £195
- BEST SUITED TO
- Patients wanting a regenerative, autologous approach to skin quality
- MAIN OBJECTIVE
- Uses a platelet- and fibrin-rich component from your own blood to support the skin’s repair environment
- TYPICAL IMPROVEMENT
- Minimal to moderate depending on combination with other treatments
- WHEN BEYOND SKIN MAY CHOOSE IT
- When a regenerative approach is preferred, or as an enhancement to microneedling
Biofiller
Biofiller (where appropriate)
- BEST SUITED TO
- Selected volume and contour concerns assessed as clinically appropriate
- MAIN OBJECTIVE
- Regenerative volumising using an autologous fibrin-based material rather than a traditional filler
- TYPICAL IMPROVEMENT
- Discussed at consultation based on treatment area and technique
- WHEN BEYOND SKIN MAY CHOOSE IT
- When a natural, regenerative alternative to conventional filler is suitable
Medical Skincare
Medical-Grade Skincare
- BEST SUITED TO
- All skin types; the foundation of any longer-term skin plan
- MAIN OBJECTIVE
- Support skin health, barrier function and treatment results between in-clinic sessions
- TYPICAL IMPROVEMENT
- None — introduced progressively and tailored to tolerance
- WHEN BEYOND SKIN MAY CHOOSE IT
- Always — home care underpins and prolongs the results of every in-clinic treatment
You Don’t Need to Choose Before Your Consultation
Reading about treatments is useful, but choosing between them in advance often isn’t. Your skin assessment helps determine which approach — or combination — is most appropriate for you.
Sometimes the right answer is microneedling. Sometimes it’s a peel, sometimes PRF, sometimes simply better medical skincare. And sometimes it’s a sequence over time. The consultation exists to work that out with you.