SQT Bio-Microneedling uses tiny natural structures known as spongilla spicules, sourced from freshwater sponge.
During your treatment, these microscopic spicules are gently massaged into the skin using a specialised hand technique. This creates controlled micro-stimulation within the skin and encourages its natural renewal response.
Unlike traditional microneedling, there is no mechanical device or metal needle cartridge involved. The result? Skin that gradually looks fresher, smoother and more refined as it moves through its natural renewal process.
Not quite.
Traditional microneedling commonly uses a device fitted with fine metal needles to create controlled micro-injuries in the skin.
SQT Bio-Microneedling instead uses microscopic natural spicules that are applied and worked into the skin manually.
Both treatments aim to support skin renewal, but the treatment method and overall experience are different.
If you’re unsure which option suits you, we’re happy to talk you through it.