Microneedling is a form of mesotherapy, which is performed with a specialised device instead of the traditional syringe. It is a device, using an 11-needle system, which is easy to remove, hygienic and very economical.
The needles have a variable penetration length of 0.25-2.5 mm, with a firing rate of 84 cycles/sec, inducing 935 microchannels/sec.
These are the safest, sterile, fastest and most effective transcutaneous penetrating devices on the market, which help to permeabilise the skin for the substances used, but also produce a rapidly reversible traumatic injury, to which the tegument responds with epithelialisation/remodelling.
A cocktail of substances, previously premixed by the doctor, is applied locally to the skin to be absorbed and produce the desired clinical effect.