Procell Microchanneling
An innovative upgrade to traditional microneedling that bypasses the excess inflammation associated with traditional microneedling while delivering superior results. This treatment uses a stamping technique combined with a proprietary blend of growth factors and cytokines to rejuvenate and regenerate your skin. Ideal for addressing aging, texture concerns, acne, acne scarring, pigmentation, melasma, and rosacea.
FAQ
How does it feel?
Best way to explain is prickly and vibrational. Its not painful and most clients do well with the sensation!
Pre & Post Care / Downtime
Precare:
- Must be on an approved tyrosinase inhibitor
- Stop your actives ie exfoliating acids, benzoyl peroxide, and retinol/retinal 3 days prior
- Prescription retin-a must be stopped 1 week prior
- No supplements or medications that cause blood thinning unless medically necessary
postcare:
• Depending on if we did a peel or not you will avoid actives for 3-7 days
• No skincare for 24 hours
• No heat and sweat inducing activities, Gym, Pool, Sauna, & makeup for 72 hours
• No direct long sun exposure for 1 week and be “vampired in” for the first 24 since you cannot use SPF
• Freshly laundered bedding
Downtime:
Redness, Flaking, & swelling may occur for the next 72 hours.
How many sessions?
Microneedling is done in a series it is NOT a one and done treatment. Results build from a series and continue to build for months after your series is complete.
Depending on your goals expect 3-12 sessions, With 5 being the sweet spot. We will go over your estimated sessions needed and consultation.
Who is it for?
Microneedling is one of those treatments that helps with nearly every concern. Here are some concerns I specifically address with it…
Aging: Prevention, smoothing lines, tightening skin, firming skin.
Acne: All forms of acne to help clear it and prevent and treat scars.
PIE/PIH/Scars: Trauma to the skin results in pigment and scarring, which microneedling addresses through enhanced healing and collagen production.
Rosacea: Reinforces vascular pathways responsible for flushing and broken capillaries, normalizing their responses.
Melasma: Encourages the skin to release excess pigment without adding heat or excess inflammation that can trigger rebound melasma.