Microneedling FAQS

• Skin texture
• Fine lines & wrinkles
• Mild
• Acne scarring
• Melasma
• Sun damage
• Pore size reduction

We begin treatment by numbing the surface of the skin using a medical grade topical anesthetic. The procedure is very tolerable with a light prickling sensation felt by the client. Several of our patients have described the process as a “face massage” due to the up and down motion of the Procell device.

Patients can experience a mild redness to their complexion immediately after treatment. The degree of redness varies from person to person but typically lasts no longer than 2 hours post treatment. We advise to refrain from applying make-up for the first evening or until microchannels have healed. Patients can resume normal daily activities post treatment but are encouraged to refrain from direct sun exposure for optimal results.

We only use Health Canada approved devices and serums. Unlike pen devices that create drag and excessive trauma, our Microneedling device has only one time use applicators that do not retract into any housing on the machine.

• Less patient downtime than the competitors
• Reduced inflammation
• Consistent micro-channels
• Medical grade treatment under physician direction
• Eliminates concerns around cross contamination