If you’ve ever wondered what the difference is between microneedling and microchanneling—or if one is better for your skin, lifestyle, and wallet—you’re in the right place. Let’s break it down in a way that’s easy to understand (and maybe even a little fun!).
Procell Results After 4 Sessions to Address Acne Scarring/Hyperpigmentation: Pro Tip: Add Dermaplaning for the Ultimate Glow
What Is Microneedling?
Microneedling involves dragging tiny needles across the skin to create controlled micro-injuries. These tiny injuries trigger your body’s natural healing process, stimulating collagen and elastin production over time.
While effective, this “drag and pull” method can sometimes cause unnecessary irritation and downtime—especially for sensitive skin types.
What Is Microchanneling?
Microchanneling is the next-generation upgrade. Instead of dragging the needles, this technique STAMPS them into the skin with a consistent depth and precision. The stamping motion is gentler and creates uniform microchannels that better support healing and product absorption.
Immediately After an Initial Procell Session; No Trauma to the Skin, Just Oxygenated + Glowing
Stamping vs. Dragging: Why It Matters
Think of it like this: would you rather rake your skin or tap it?
Stamping (microchanneling) is precise, less traumatic, and promotes even results.
Dragging (traditional microneedling) can stretch the skin slightly and create irregular channels.
Immediately After An Initial Procell Session; No Trauma + Only Glow
Collagen Induction + Product Penetration
Here’s the real magic: those tiny channels don’t just kickstart collagen—they’re like VIP entrances for your skincare. Professional-grade serums applied during the treatment penetrate deeply, enhancing their effectiveness significantly.
Think of it like a freshly aerated lawn—you poke holes to allow water, air, and nutrients to go deep and nourish the roots. Or imagine poking holes in a warm cake to pour glaze over it—every drop seeps in deeper and more evenly.
That’s what microchanneling does for your face.
Recovery Time: Microchanneling vs. Microneedling
Microneedling can come with redness, tenderness, and peeling that lasts 2–5 days.
Microchanneling typically has minimal downtime, with most people experiencing only mild redness for a few hours. You can easily get back to your day—glowing.
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Why Microchanneling Wins for Results, Price, and Busy Lives
More consistent results
Less downtime
Deeper product penetration
Just $199 at FACE FOUNDRIÉ for a full 50-minute service
Perfect for a monthly refresh—even with a packed schedule
Pro Tip: Add Dermaplaning for the Ultimate Glow. Dermaplaning gently removes dead skin and peach fuzz, so when those channels are created, your skin is fully prepped to soak up all the good stuff.
You’ll Leave Feeling:
– Refreshed
– Glowing
– Confident that you’re using the right post-care products to boost your results even more. Your B(Esthie) will guide you to the correct product bundle based on your skin concerns + the best part; you will save 20% on those product bundles because FACE FOUNDRIÉ is all about affordable results!
Whether you’re prepping for a big event or just want a monthly skin reset, microchanneling at FACE FOUNDRIÉ is your go-to. For the results, the price, and the convenience? It’s an absolute no-brainer.
Ready to poke those cake holes and pour in the glow?
Easily book your microchanneling session today. Your skin will thank you!
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