Revolutionize Your Skin with Ancient Wisdom
Unlock the secrets of timeless beauty with our advanced microneedling techniques, rooted in ancient Chinese medicine and designed for modern skin rejuvenation.
The Ancient Art of Microneedling
Microneedling traces its origins back to ancient China, where it was employed to enhance the flow of qi, or life force, through acupuncture. This holistic practice, known as ‘美容’ (mei rong) or ‘Beautiful Appearance,’ was documented in the Yellow Emperor’s Classic of Internal Medicine around 100 B.C.E. Today, microneedling continues to honor these ancient traditions by connecting external skin health with internal well-being, promoting balance and rejuvenation through the stimulation of the body’s natural healing processes.
Benefits of Microneedling
Blood Circulation
Pointillism can help deliver nutrients, hydration, and minerals to the skin, which helps maintain skin cell function and lymphatic drainage. This can also help firm facial tissue, smooth fine lines, and improve skin texture.
Lymph Flow
Lymph flow tapping can help eliminate damage from free radicals and improve the skin’s ability to breathe.
Release of Endorphins
Collagen production tapping can trigger the release of endorphins, which can help reduce stress levels and promote collagen production. Collagen helps keep skin elastic and youthful and can reduce the appearance of wrinkles and puffiness
Enhanced Collagen Production
Pointillism stimulates the production of collagen, leading to firmer, more youthful skin.
Energetic Skin Rejuvenation
Pointillism, as in acupuncture, can be seen as a way to restore the flow of chi (energy) within the skin, promoting balance and vitality, and supporting the body’s natural healing mechanism. By stimulating the skin’s energy pathways through microneedling, you can suport the body’s natural healing mechanisms.
Natural Skin Rejuvenation
Pointillism encourages the growth of healthy new skin cells through your body’s own healing mechanisms.
Microneedling and Microchanneling Treatments at Skin Rx
Xtract® Serum Infusion (95min)
NOW $210
Experience a powerful blend of holistic microneedling and microchanneling with Serum Infusion that enhances dermal remodeling. The RevitaPen micro-channeling delivers customized serums deep into the skin, addressing your unique needs. Follow with the luxurious HydraLuxe Firming Gel Mask massaged into the skin with the Cooling Tool for an instant cooling effect. Complete your treatment with five days of Osmosis MD home care serums to support and protect your skin.
Xtract® Medi Infusion (95min)
NOW $240
Experience the transformative power of Xtract Medi Infusion, a 95-minute treatment that combines holistic microneedling and microchanneling with Serum Infusion and Retinaldehyde for exceptional results. Elevate your experience by incorporating Retinaldehyde, which stimulates collagen production for up to 30 days, utilizing a high-dose active ingredient delivered into the dermis through liposomal technology. To complete your treatment, enjoy five days of Osmosis MD home care serums designed to nourish and protect your skin.
Enhance Your Microneedling Results
Essential Home Care for Optimal Skin Health
For the optimal results and rejuvenation you will take home the OSMOSIS MD
RESCUE, OSMOSIS MD STEMFACTOR and the OSMOSIS MD CATALYST. These serums will support and protect your skin with growth factors, oxygen, and skin
nutrition.
How is Microneedling better at Skin Rx?
Skin Rx uses pointilism as the technique for microneedling the skin. This technique is considered the correct way to microneedle because it doesn’t cause as much trauma
to the epidermis, making it safe for all skin types. Book a consultation today to discover how this innovative therapy can rejuvenate your skin, boost collagen production, and enhance your natural beauty. Don’t wait to experience the transformative effects of microneedling—reserve your appointment now!
Reference
- Li Q, Xie Y, Zha X. The clinical effect of plum blossom needle acupuncture with qi-invigorating superficies-consolidating therapy on seborrheic alopecia. Ann Palliative Med, 2020;9(3).
Studies on Microneedling
- Gill HS, Denson DD, Burris BA, Prausnitz MR. Effect of microneedle design on pain in human subjects. Clin J Pain, 2008;24(7):585-594.
- Fernandes D. Upper lip line treatment. Paper presented at the ISAPS conference, Taipei, Taiwan, 1996.
- Badram MM, Kuntsche J, Fahr A. Skin penetration enhancement by a microneedle device (Dermaroller) in vitro: dependency on needle size and formulation. Euro J Pharm Sci, 2009;3(6):511-523.
- Aust MC, Knobloch K, Reimers K, et al. Percutaneous collagen induction therapy: an alternative to treatment for burn scars. Burns, 2010 Sep;36(6):836-43.
- Kim SE, Lee JH, Kwon HB, et al. Greater collagen deposition with the micro needle therapy system than with intense pulsed light. Dermatol Surg, 2011 Mar;37(3):336-341.
- You SK, Noh YW, Park HH, et al. Effect of applying modes of the polymer microneedle-roller on the permeation of L-ascorbic acid in rats. J Drug Target, 2010 Jan;18(1):15-20.
- Dhurat R, Sukesh MS, Avhad G, et al. A randomized evaluator blinded study of effect of microneedling in androgenetic alopecia: a pilot study. Int J Trichol, 2013;5:6-11.
- Schwartz, et al. Abstract reflections about collagen induction therapy (CIT): a hypothesis for the mechanism of action of collagen induction therapy (CIT) using microneedles. Internet paper; first edition February 2006; second edition January 2007.
