What Is The Difference Between Microneedling and Microchanneling?
Both microneedling and microchanneling have similar concepts, working to enhance product absorption, boost collagen, and increase cell turnover. However, the main difference and benefit of microchanneling as opposed to microneedling, is that it stimulates the skin without causing injury or inflammation. Prolonged inflammation can promote aging within the skin, so microchanneling is a treatment that can be enjoyed long term to promote stronger, glowing healthy skin. Read below to learn about the benefits of microchanneling with Osmosis’ RevitaPen:
The RevitaPen is a non-invasive and no-needle microchanneling pen with 100 nano-sized sphere-shaped pyramids (8mm diameter and .015mm tall) within the pulsating tip to create micro-channels driving the Osmosis Vitamin A Facial Infusion active ingredients deep into the skin for optimal absorption and renewal. This holistic, highly effective collagen induction treatment increases fibroblast activity without causing trauma to the skin and accelerates results for up to 30 days of continuous collagen formation. By stimulating the outermost layers of the skin, microchanneling will help jump-start your skin’s natural renewal process just waiting to be activated.
Beneficial for:
Collagen
Cell turnover
Circulation
Skin nutrition
Hydration
Blemishes
Acne scarring
Pigmentation
Tone and texture
Elasticity
Softness
The RevitaPen is corrective and preventative, increasing circulation and nutrition in the skin while rejuvenating with little to no recovery time. Microchanneling has no physical discomfort, many people report feeling ‘tight’ and ‘warm’ in their skin after the treatment. Your skin may appear “Flushed” (circulation) for a period of 4-24 hours after your service.
Q: WHAT IS THAT ORANGE STUFF?
A: The beta-carotene rich facial infusion! Full of collagen producing and antioxidant protection properties that will take your microchanneling service to and skin to the next level!!
