Numbing Cream by MD Skin Solutions
At MD Needle Pen, we’re always looking for ways to support our practitioners in delivering exceptional cosmetic outcomes. One of the simplest—and most effective—ways to improve both treatment experience and results is by ensuring your client is comfortable throughout their microneedling session.
That’s why we’re proud to offer Numbing Cream, formulated by our own team at MD Skin Solutions.
Notice Changes in Your Skin? Here’s a Non-Invasive Option to Refresh and Revitalize
If you’re starting to notice changes in your skin in your late 30s or early 40s—like areas that feel less firm, or a more tired appearance around the eyes, forehead, or jawline—you’re not alone. These are common concerns many people face as the skin naturally loses some of its youthful bounce and smoothness.
The good news? There are effective, non-invasive cosmetic options that can help improve the appearance of aging skin—without surgery or extended downtime.
If you’ve ever wondered whether microneedling can help reduce the appearance of acne scars, you’re not alone. Many people seek non-invasive treatments to refine skin texture, smooth out uneven tone, and restore a healthy glow—and microneedling has quickly become one of the most talked-about cosmetic procedures for achieving just that.
It might seem surprising that creating microchannels in the skin could support visible skin improvement, especially when dealing with post-acne marks and rough texture. But when performed by a trained professional using a precision device, microneedling can help visibly rejuvenate the skin and enhance its overall appearance.
The effects of a micro needling pen are not permanent, so clinicians recommend a maintenance program which could include quarterly procedures to keep skin looking it’s best. This along with an effective home skin care product routine will prolong the results and increase effectiveness.
Both the Nano and microneedling treatments use a pen like device that oscillates a tip up and down to stimulate a skin reaction. They both induce cell turnover, serum infusion and provoke the healing process that results in skin transformation. But what is the difference?
MicroNeedling or Collage Induction Therapy as it also is called, is done with a small hand held devise that makes tiny controlled punctures called a micro-wounds, or channels. These micro-wounds trigger the bodies healing process to produce new collagen and elastin within the dermis, (lower layer of the skin). Also new capillaries are formed for improved blood supply.
What is Microneedling?
Medical microneedling of the skin uses the bodies natural healing process to stimulate collagen and elastin production. The MD Needle Pen treatment creates controlled depth micro-injuries to the skin tighten which helps to lift and rejuvenate the skin, reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, minimize pores, stretch marks, and scars.
The micro channels created by the microneedling procedure also allow for optimal absorption of topical products, enhancing their effects in the skins deeper layers.
