Marie Claire Australia featured All Saint Clinic in its Best of High-Tech Beauty editorial, showcasing SkinPen®, an advanced microneedling treatment recognised for supporting skin rejuvenation and improving the appearance of acne scarring.
As one of Australia’s leading doctor-led aesthetic clinics, All Saint Clinic is committed to offering evidence-informed treatments that prioritise skin health, natural-looking outcomes and personalised patient care.
Why SkinPen?
Featured in Marie Claire’s editorial, SkinPen is an FDA-cleared microneedling device that creates thousands of controlled micro-channels within the skin. This natural healing response stimulates collagen production, helping improve skin texture, firmness and the appearance of acne scars over time.
As Dr Joseph Hkeik explains in the feature:
“The aim is to tease but not traumatise the skin cells in order to stimulate a healing process. SkinPen can really help to address the skin’s firmness, texture and wrinkles.”
Marie Claire’s Experience
Marie Claire documented the treatment experience from consultation through recovery. While some temporary redness was noted immediately after treatment-as expected with microneedling-the editor reported that within a week their complexion appeared healthier, with improved skin texture and less noticeable post-acne marks.
Personalised Treatment Plans
SkinPen treatments at All Saint Clinic are tailored to each patient’s individual concerns and skin condition. During your consultation, our experienced clinicians assess your skin before recommending an appropriate treatment plan.
SkinPen may be recommended for concerns including:
- Acne scarring
- Uneven skin texture
- Fine lines
- Skin firmness
- Overall skin rejuvenation
Depending on your skin goals, a series of treatments may be recommended to achieve optimal results.
Our featured in Marie Claire Australia’s Best of High-Tech Beauty reflects All Saint Clinic’s continued commitment to combining proven medical technologies with experienced clinical care and personalised treatment planning.
Image credit: Marie Claire Australia.
