Collagen Loss Starts Earlier Than You Think
From your late 20s, collagen production declines by 1–1.5% every year accelerating dramatically with age and hormonal changes. (PMID: 16723701)
Less collagen means thinner dull skin, loss of firmness, and visible wrinkles.
Collagen Levels
Traditional skincare products often can’t reach the layers where collagen is made. Instead they remain on the skin's surface. (PMID: 19341668)
Microinfusion creates precise micro-channels that help stimulate collagen production and delivers active ingredients beneath the skin’s surface exactly where support is needed most.
What Is Microinfusion?
Microinfusion is a minimally invasive cosmetic technique that uses very fine microneedles to deliver potent ingredients beneath the skin’s surface. The needles are small enough to make the treatment comfortable, yet effective enough to trigger your skin’s natural repair processes.
Here’s what happens during treatment:
This makes microinfusion a great option for addressing concerns such as early wrinkles, dullness, uneven pigmentation, enlarged pores, and mild scarring. The treatment offers meaningful improvement with little to no downtime and that it’s gentle enough for regular use.
Delivery Science: 0.5mm beneath everything you've tried.
One of the biggest challenges in skincare is that most products simply can’t reach the layers of skin where they need to act. The outermost layer of the skin, the stratum corneum, is designed to be a protective barrier. While this is good for keeping irritants out, it also means that many beneficial ingredients from creams and serums stay on the surface. (PMID: 10839713)
Microinfusion offers a thoughtful solution to this challenge.
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