Microneedling

Krauss Dermatology offers medical-grade microneedling to stimulate collagen synthesis and improve skin texture, firmness, and tone. Controlled micro-injuries created by fine needles trigger the skin's natural repair process, resulting in smoother, more youthful-looking skin over a series of sessions. A dedicated FAQ and post-treatment instruction resource supports patients through recovery.

Microneedling at Krauss Dermatology is performed in a medical dermatology setting, distinguishing it from spa-grade treatments in terms of needle depth, device calibration, and clinical oversight. The procedure involves passing a sterile microneedling device across the skin surface, creating thousands of controlled micro-channels that prompt the dermis to produce new collagen and elastin. Over the weeks following treatment, patients typically notice improvements in skin smoothness, a reduction in superficial acne scars, refinement of enlarged pores, and a general improvement in skin luminosity and firmness. Because the results accumulate with successive sessions, most patients benefit from a series of three to six treatments spaced four to six weeks apart, with annual maintenance thereafter. Krauss Dermatology provides a dedicated FAQ page and post-treatment care instructions on its website, reflecting the practice's commitment to patient education and outcome optimization. Pricing for microneedling is not published on the clinic's website; a consultation is required to assess skin type, concern severity, and the optimal protocol, after which a customized treatment plan and pricing are provided. The clinic is located at 1 Washington St in Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts — a short drive from Boston, Brookline, Newton, and the broader MetroWest area — making it a convenient option for patients across the greater Boston region who seek board-certified dermatologist-supervised microneedling rather than an aesthetician-only environment.