MICRO-CHANNELING

An Elevation. A Cutting-Edge Alternative to Micro-Needling

Micro-channeling is the advanced evolution of micro-needling, a cutting edge, non-invasive treatment to activate your skin’s natural ability to repair and rejuvenate. By creating micro injuries in the outermost layers of the skin, a cascade of collagen and elastin production is stimulated, revealing smoother, firmer, more radiant skin.

How and Why It Works

The micro-channel device employs a precise vertical stamping technique with no dragging or tears in the skin.

What and Why

Creating Channels: Thousands of microscopic channels are formed in the upper layer of your skin.
The Healing Cascade: Your body recognizes these tiny channels as a cue to produce fresh collagen and elastin.
Supercharged Serums: During the procedure, I apply powerful serums (such as stem cell growth factors and peptides) that penetrate deeply into these channels, absorbing up to 300% more effectively than if simply applied to the surface.

What It Treats

This versatile treatment addresses multiple concerns simultaneously:

Anti-Aging: Helps soften fine lines and deeper wrinkles.
Texture: Reduces the appearance of enlarged pores, smooths ‘orange peel’ appearance, smooths.
Tone: Diminishes sun spots or hyper-pigmentation for an even tone.

What to Expect

The Sensation: Most clients report little to no discomfort. A topical anesthetic is used to ensure a comfortable experience.
The Recovery: Your skin may appear slightly pink and feel warm and tight, similar to a mild sunburn, for a few hours. For the majority, this fades almost entirely within 24 hours, allowing you to resume your normal routine the following day.
The Plan: A subtle "glow" is typical within the first 24 hours, optimal results develop over time as your body generates new collagen. 3 - 6 sessions is recommend, spaced about a month apart.

What to do and know prior to your Treatment

If you get cold sores, taking your prescribed meds starting one day prior to your micro-channeling will reduce the possibility of a breakout due to your treatment.
Discontinue retinol or tretinoin at least three days prior to treatment.
After your treatment, you can expect mild redness, light swelling or puffiness, and a tight, warm sensation much like a mild sunburn, for between four and 24 hours.
If your liver, kidneys, and immune system are healthy, taking an NSAID such as Ibuprofen two hours before treatment may reduce any discomfort.
If you've received Botox, Fillers, or Threads injected, you must wait at least two weeks before getting microchanneling. You must be satisfied with the results before receiving any other treatments.

You should avoid Micro-channeling if you have:

Uncontrolled diabetes
Chronic inflammatory skin disease
Bleeding disorders
Active radiation or chemotherapy treatments
Stainless steel allergies
Are pregnant or nursing
Have used Accutane with the past two years.

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