Bring your routine.
Share the products you use and the skin concerns you would like to discuss.
← The treatment editSkin / MicroneedlingA closer look.
A closer look.
A thoughtful start.
Exceed microneedling and the practice’s AnteAGE options, with a consultation to decide what belongs in your plan.
Exceed microneedlingMicroneedling
Exceed microneedling
The Skin Twin RNs use the Exceed device for their microneedling service. Their menu also lists AnteAGE Growth Factors + Cytokine Solution and the AnteAGE Brightening System as additional options.
A consultation is recommended before microneedling. Ask your practitioner which approach is appropriate for you, what the appointment involves and how to prepare. Take-home products and follow-up instructions are confirmed by the practice.
View the practice’s original treatment pageWHAT THE EXPERIENCE CAN LOOK LIKEYour questions.
Your questions.
Your next step.
Review the menu.
Ask about Exceed microneedling and whether any AnteAGE option is appropriate for your treatment.
Know what to expect.
Discuss the process, potential risks, recovery time, price and any preparation requirements.
Keep care connected.
Use the practice’s individual aftercare instructions and contact them with questions.
Before your first visitA little
A little
clarity.
A few useful details before you meet the twins.
Where do I start?+
A consultation is required before injectable services and recommended before peels or microneedling. You can book a consultation and a service together through the practice’s combo appointment options.
Where is the practice?+
Find Dana and Evelyn at Midcoast Beauty & Wellness Suites, 681 Bath Road, Wiscasset, Maine 04578, across from Shaw’s.
How do I book or change an appointment?+
Book through the official Acuity scheduler. To change an existing appointment, use Change/Cancel in your original confirmation email. The practice asks for at least 48 hours’ notice.
What should I bring to a consultation?+
Bring your skincare routine, questions and goals. Complete the practice’s required intake and consent forms before your appointment. Discuss personal health information directly with your practitioner.