Procell Micro Channeling

1. What is ProCell Microchanneling?

 

ProCell Microchanneling is a non-invasive skin rejuvenation treatment that uses a device with tiny micro-filaments to create controlled micro-injuries in the skin. This stimulates your body’s natural healing response and boosts collagen and elastin production. The procedure also involves the application of professional-grade serums rich in growth factors, peptides, and stem cells to enhance results.

 

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2. What skin concerns does microchanneling help with?

 

ProCell Microchanneling can improve the appearance of:

    •    Fine lines and wrinkles

    •    Acne scars and other types of scarring

    •    Stretch marks

    •    Hyperpigmentation and sun damage

    •    Uneven skin tone and texture

    •    Enlarged pores

    •    Hair thinning (on scalp when used with hair growth serum)

 

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3. Is there any downtime after treatment?

 

Downtime is minimal. Most clients experience mild redness, similar to a sunburn, for 24–48 hours. You can resume most normal activities the next day, though it’s important to avoid sun exposure, sweating, and makeup for at least 24 hours post-treatment.

 

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4. Does it hurt?

 

The treatment is well tolerated by most clients. A numbing solution is applied beforehand to minimize discomfort. You may feel a light prickling sensation during the procedure.

 

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5. How many sessions will I need?

 

While many people see noticeable results after just one session, a series of 3–6 treatments spaced about 4 weeks apart is typically recommended for optimal, long-lasting results, especially for concerns like scarring or deeper wrinkles.

 

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6. When will I see results?

 

You may begin to notice improved skin tone and texture within the first week. Because microchanneling stimulates collagen production, results continue to develop over the following 4–6 weeks and improve with each session.

 

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7. Can ProCell Microchanneling be used on all skin types?

 

Yes! ProCell Microchanneling is safe and effective for all skin types and tones, including sensitive skin.

 

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8. Is microchanneling the same as microneedling?

 

They are similar but not the same. Microchanneling uses a stamping technique with fixed needle lengths, which is more precise and causes less trauma to the skin than traditional microneedling, which uses a dragging motion. This means less downtime, more consistent results, and a safer treatment.

 

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9. How do I care for my skin after the treatment?

 

Aftercare is crucial for the best results:

    •    Avoid touching your face or applying makeup for at least 24 hours

    •    Stay out of the sun and avoid sweating for 24–48 hours

    •    Use only the recommended post-care products provided after your treatment

    •    Stay hydrated and avoid harsh skincare ingredients like retinoids or exfoliants for 3–5 days

 

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10. Who is not a good candidate for microchanneling?

 

Microchanneling may not be recommended for individuals who:

    •    Are pregnant or breastfeeding

    •    Have active acne, open wounds, or skin infections

    •    Are currently taking Accutane or have taken it in the last 6 months

    •    Have certain medical conditions or are undergoing radiation/chemotherapy

 

A thorough consultation will be performed before your first treatment to ensure it’s safe and appropriate for you.