Treatments
Whitox bio microneedling in North Strathfield
Whitox is a Korean bio microneedling treatment: a serum carrying millions of microscopic natural spicules is massaged into the skin, creating thousands of temporary micro-channels that draw the actives deeper while prompting the skin's own renewal - the microneedling effect, without a device or injections. Sessions take about an hour.
Microneedling, the Korean way
The spicules are ultra-fine and naturally derived, worked into the skin with a massage technique rather than a needling device. They sit in the upper layers for around two to three days, keeping the micro-channels open so the accompanying actives absorb far more deeply than they would on the surface, then dissolve away.
- Often considered for skin texture, congestion, dullness and early signs of ageing - your practitioner talks through what it can realistically do for your skin.
- Choose a session with a registered nurse or with a beauty therapist; the technique is the same, and the nurse option suits skin that needs clinical oversight.
- No device, no injections, and most people return to normal plans the same day.
Pricing
With a registered nurse: $350 per session, or $900 for a course of three. With a beauty therapist: $299 per session, or $750 for a course of three. Course sessions are spaced to suit your skin's renewal cycle, and full terms are confirmed at booking. Prices are as published on our live booking page.
Comfort, downtime and aftercare
Expect a warm, prickling feeling during the session and a tingle for a day or two afterwards as the spicules dissolve - that sensation is the treatment working, not a reaction. Mild redness or light flaking can follow for some skins. Your written aftercare covers moisturising, sun protection and what to avoid while the micro-channels are open. As with any skin treatment there are risks and recovery considerations, explained plainly before you decide anything, and results vary from person to person.
Does it hurt?
Most people describe a warm, prickling sensation while the serum is worked in, and a tingle for a day or two afterwards as the spicules dissolve. There is no device and no injections.
How is it different from device microneedling?
Device microneedling uses fine needles; Whitox uses millions of microscopic natural spicules massaged into the skin, creating temporary micro-channels that carry the actives deeper while prompting the skin's own renewal. Which approach suits your skin is discussed at your visit.
How many sessions will I need?
Many people start with a course of three sessions, spaced to suit the skin's renewal cycle. Your practitioner recommends a spacing and number for your skin rather than a one-size answer, and results vary from person to person.
Clinical photos
Whitox in clinical use
These clinical photos are supplied by the Whitox manufacturer and show results from clinical use of the product. They are not clients of our clinic, and individual results vary from person to person.
How booking works
Consultation-first, always
Your care is designed to respect TGA and AHPRA guidance, with the same high standard of service throughout. For any medical aesthetic concern you start with a consultation, so your plan is built around you, honestly and in person.