Procell Microchanneling

Microchanneling is microneedling... EVOLVED!

Perfect balance of gentle stimulation for your skin to youthfully heal & repair itself, complimented by the infusion of nutritious & vital factors responsible for helping you produce your BEST SKIN!

• Firms, tightens, tones skin
• Stimulates collagen and elastin production
• Promotes cell turnover
• Smoothes acne scars, stretch marks
• Can be done on most body parts
• Helps minimize redness from rosacea 

You age, visibly and invisibly, every day. Sun damage, internal inflammation, chemicals, and even gravity all work against the youthful vitality of your skin. As we get older, fewer regenerative stem cells survive to repair this constant damage.

Stem cell growth factors and cytokines applied to skin mimic the effect of having more stem cells.

A single Procell treatment creates hundreds of thousands of microchannels. In response to each microinjury, an inflamatory healing process begins which initiates the formation of new collegen. Over time, the repeated healing process improves the surface texture and the overall appearance of the skin.

Human growth-factor serums derived from bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells are known to promote scarless healing with minimal inflammation. Application of serums immediately after microchanneling treatment enhances delivery and collagen growth. Procell serums contain growth factors which produce a potent anti-inflammatory effect that reduces healing time, hyper pigmentation, and scar tissue deposition.

While micro-needling treatments are safe and effective for most women and men, there are some people who will not be good candidates for these types of treatments. 

● Pregnancy – if you are pregnant or nursing you are advised to not receive any microchanneling treatments. To date there have been no studies conducted to see what effects these treatments may have on the unborn child, but as a general rule, pregnant women should stay away from any type of cosmetic/elective procedures.

● Unstable diabetes patients should not be treated due to healing problems.

● Accutane or any related drug should be discontinued for a minimum of 6 months prior to undergoing microneedling.

● Active Herpes Simplex in the treatment area - treatment is possible once the outbreak is healed, however it may be advisable to take prescription strength antiviral medication to keep this condition in remission during the treatment series.

● Dry skin - if your skin is overly dry, you will need to start moisturizing and ensure the condition is under control prior to undergoing any treatment.

● Any active inflammatory skin condition e.g. eczema, psoriasis, infection, rash or any type of dermatitis at the treatment site (because it may aggravate the condition).