Procell Microneedling in Perrysburg

Technically, Procell is both. It’s microchanneling, which is a kind of microneedling. Both approaches use tiny needles to create microchannels—tiny pathways reaching into your skin—and trigger cellular repair and collagen renewal.

The difference is how the device moves.

Traditional microneedling devices glide across your skin, while Procell stamps in a uniform pattern. That difference means Procell requires doesn’t require multiple passes over the same area and creates more consistent microchannels than microneedling devices.

Immediately after Procell microneedling in Perrysburg, we apply this Procell’s Microchannel Delivery Serum—when your skin can absorb it best. It’s a hyaluronic acid base packed with growth factors, cytokines, and DNA repair enzymes, which help guide healing and collagen support.

Some people start to notice a glow building within a day or two, like their skin “woke up,” but that’s just the beginning. The bigger changes take time, since your skin has to rebuild. Over the next few weeks, you’ll see gradual improvements in tone and texture as your collagen levels rise and your skin’s foundation gets stronger.

While outcomes from a single treatment are impactful, we may recommend additional sessions to achieve the best results. For example, deeper set scars require more remodeling than surface-level fine lines, so they may need a bit more attention. At Blush Aesthetics, we design your plan based on where you’re at and where you want to be. No templates. No guesswork.

Like Procell, radiofrequency (RF) microneedling is a two-step treatment. Both approaches create microchannels, but they take advantage of them in different ways. The needles we use for RF microneedling emit waves of thermal radiofrequency energy. These waves reach deeper than the needles themselves, warming deeper tissues.

This doesn’t make RF microneedling better or worse than Process microneedling. In Perrysburg, our specialists recommend an approach based on the source of your concerns, your budget, and your timeline. We may recommend Procell for stubborn acne scars, while RF microneedling may be better for more advanced skin laxity (sagging).

Absolutely! We’re all for combination therapies, and Procell plays well with others. That said, the timing of each treatment in your plan is important.

Usually, we recommend scheduling Procell microneedling before other treatments like lasers and injectables. It strengthens your skin’s foundation, acting as a “base layer” in a lot of patients’ plans, like primer before makeup. Don’t worry—we’ll map the exact timing for you, so every step builds on the last one for seamless results.

Preparing for Procell microneedling in Perrysburg is simple, but important. To set your skin up for success, keep it calm and protected. Avoid tanning, self-tanners, exfoliants, and harsh skincare products for a few days.

Calm skin responds and heals better, period. We’ll walk you through do’s and don’ts during your consultation, but never hesitate to reach out if questions come up before your visit.

Thanks to the extra help from Procell’s science-backed serum, healing is far less intense than traditional microneedling treatments. That said, good things take time.

Treat your skin like it just did something brave because, well, it did. Keep it clean, cool, and simple, avoiding heat, sweat, and makeup as directed.