(Percutaneous Induction Needling, also referred to as Pcit, Percutaneous Collagen Induction Therapy… a.k.a. micro-needling, or automated micro-needling) P.I.N. is a method of introducing a controlled wound into the skin triggering a release of natural growth factors, new collagen & elastin. This process causes much less damage to the epidermis than dermal rolling or lasers and…
Microneedling Vs. Laser Microneedling vs. Laser. Which is better? One of the hottest alternatives to laser skin resurfacing is microneedling. Both microneedling and laser skin resurfacing address the same cosmetic issues by using the principle of controlled skin injury and stimulation of our body’s natural synthesis of new collagen and elastin, but the two therapies…
Microneedling Post Care Guidelines Immediately after treatment, your skin will feel warm and tight just like a bit of a sunburn. It will also be pink or mildly red as if you were out in the sun for a while. The redness and warm feeling should subside after a few hours. But for some…
Microneedling Enlarged Pores Can Be Very Beneficial For Many Patients. what Are Enlarged Pores? Pores are tiny openings at the skin’s surface where the hair follicle meets the skin. There is a tiny tube that goes through the layers of skin where the hair follicle exists. On either side of the follicle there are sebaceous…
Microneedling Pen Vs. Dermaroller Many ask: which is better, Microneedling Pen vs. DermaRoller? Microneedling rollers are the previous generation of needling devices. One of the many drawbacks of dermal rollers is the fixed needle or penetration depth (i.e. 0.5mm) which is not very conducive when treating an area like the face which requires different depths…
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