Microinfusion/Microchanneling
Unlike traditional microneedling, which typically penetrates deeper into the dermis, microinfusion works at a more superficial level. This makes it a gentler option that's well suited for sensitive skin, first-time clients, or anyone looking for a "lunchtime treatment" with little to no visible downtime.
During the treatment, a specialized device creates thousands of microscopic channels in the outermost layers of skin. These channels temporarily increase the skin's permeability, allowing potent, skin-specific serums such as hyaluronic acid, peptides, vitamin C, growth factors, exosomes, etc. to penetrate far more effectively than topical application alone. At the same time, the micro-channeling process gently stimulates the skin's natural repair response, encouraging cell turnover and supporting collagen and elastin production over time.
Common benefits include:
Improved skin texture and tone
Enhanced hydration and radiance
Reduced appearance of fine lines and mild sun damage
Minimized pores
Softer, smoother-looking skin
Better absorption of active skincare ingredients
Because it's gentler than deep microneedling or laser treatments, microinfusion is often recommended as a maintenance treatment that can be done more frequently. Many patients schedule sessions every 4–6 weeks to keep skin looking refreshed and healthy.
Sessions typically take 25-30 minutes and can be paired with other treatments, such as LED light therapy or a hydrating mask, neurotoxin treatments, filler, facials, etc. to enhance results.
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Microinfusion (microchanneling) creates shallower channels than traditional microneedling, making it gentler on the skin with minimal to no downtime. Microneedling penetrates deeper and is generally used for more targeted concerns like scarring or deeper wrinkles, but requires more recovery time.
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Most clients describe the treatment as comfortable, with only mild sensation such as light pressure or a slight tingling. A topical numbing cream can be applied beforehand if desired.
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Little to none. Some patients experience mild redness for a few hours after treatment, similar to a light sunburn, but most people return to their normal routine immediately.
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Results can be seen after a single session and are often used as a stand alone treatment, but a series of 3–6 treatments spaced a few weeks apart is often recommended. Many patients continue with monthly maintenance sessions.
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Individual results vary, but many clients maintain their glow with treatments every 4–6 weeks as part of an ongoing skincare routine.
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Many patients notice an immediate glow and improved hydration right after treatment, with continued improvements in texture and tone over the following weeks as collagen production increases.
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Yes. It's commonly paired with LED light therapy, hydrating masks, Glo2 facial, dermaplanning, neurotoxin treatments, filler or customized serums to enhance and extend results.

