MicroChanneling

The main differences between microchanneling and microneedling are the type of device used to perform the treatment and the technique that is used.

A microneedling device involves the use of a handheld roller covered in tiny needles which is dragged over the skin. This method can actually tear the skin.

Instead, the microchanneling device encompasses a linear stamping technique, resulting in clean, consistent micro-channels. This reduced tissue damage results in reduced inflammation and substantially decreased discomfort for clients. Reduced inflammation means less downtime. Typical downtime after a microchanneling treatment is 60-90 minutes, compared to days of downtime with microneedling.

For light anti-aging treatments, 1 to 2 treatments may be sufficient but for deeper wrinkles & scarring, you may require 4 to 6 treatments to achieve desired results. An interval of 3 to 4 weeks between treatments is typically recommended and you can see the results 2-3 weeks after your treatment.

You are an ideal candidate for ProCell Microchanneling if you have:

• Fine lines or wrinkles,

• Uneven skin texture

• Moderate skin laxity

• Stretch marks

• Atrophic (depressed) acne scars

• Sun damage

• Traumatic scars