You’re ready to invest in your skin,  but now you’re stuck between Tixel and microneedling.

They both promise smoother texture, fewer fine lines, and tighter pores… so which one should you actually do?

The truth is: they’re both collagen-stimulating powerhouses, but they work very differently.

At The Bare Effect, we use both strategically depending on your skin type, pigment concerns, and downtime tolerance.

Your Skin Doesn’t Just Heal — It Rebuilds

Every laser or microneedling session creates controlled micro-injury to trigger collagen remodeling.

That process burns through nutrients, amino acids, and antioxidants like wildfire.

So if you want faster healing, less downtime, and longer-lasting results, what you eat matters just as much as what we do in the treatment room.