Most microneedling training courses teach you the device, not the patient. They cover how to assemble the cartridge, set the depth, and move the handpiece across the face. What they do not cover is how to adjust your protocol when…
Most microneedling training courses teach you the device, not the patient. They cover how to assemble the cartridge, set the depth, and move the handpiece across the face. What they do not cover is how to adjust your protocol when…
Most microneedling training courses teach you the device, not the patient. They cover how to assemble the cartridge, set the depth, and move the handpiece across the face. What they do not cover is how to adjust your protocol when…
One of our partner clinics in London runs a split-face study every quarter on a volunteer patient. They compare two protocol variables side by side — depth versus pass count, serum versus no serum, stamp versus drag technique. Over three…
One of our partner clinics in London runs a split-face study every quarter on a volunteer patient. They compare two protocol variables side by side — depth vs pass count, serum vs no serum, stamp vs drag technique. Over three…
One of our partner clinics in London runs a split-face study every quarter on a volunteer patient. They compare two protocol variables side by side — depth vs pass count, serum vs no serum, stamp vs drag technique. Over three…
One of our partner clinics in London runs a split-face study every quarter on a volunteer patient. They compare two protocol variables side by side — depth vs pass count, serum vs no serum, stamp vs drag technique. Over three…
Most microneedling training courses teach you the device, not the patient. They cover how to assemble the cartridge, how to set the depth, how to move the handpiece. What they do not cover is how to adjust your protocol when…
A clinic owner called me last month frustrated that her microneedling results were inconsistent. Same device, same protocol, different outcomes depending on which esthetician performed the treatment. The problem was not the device. It was the way they were handling…
We see the same pattern every time a new clinic adopts microneedling: they focus on the device and the serum, but the protocol variables that actually determine clinical outcomes get overlooked. So let us walk through the ones that matter.…