Procell MD Microchanneling Therapies
Procell MD Microchanneling enhances cellular activity by creating thousands of microchannels that stimulate collagen formation. This technology is different than traditional microneedling. Click the button below to learn more about the differences.
What makes Procell serums unique?
Procell's microchanneling technology paired with their specialized serums containing human growth factors and cytokines presents an advanced skincare solution. Sourced from lab-grown stem cells, these serums penetrate deeply, invigorating skin renewal through enhanced collagen and elastin production. This mechanism ensures a more effective treatment with superior results and minimal downtime, outperforming traditional PRP methods.
How do we age?
Every day we age, visibly and invisibly. Sun damage, internal inflammation, chemicals, and even gravity all work against the youthful vitality of your skin. As we get older, fewer regenerative stem cells survive to repair this constant damage. Stem cell growth factors and cytokines applied to skin mimic the effect of having more stem cells to stimulate a more youthful glow.
What Expertise Does Dr. Mitchell Schwartz Bring to Dermatology?
With a career spanning over 30 years, Dr. Mitchell Schwartz, founder of Procell Therapies, specializes in groundbreaking skincare solutions. His education includes degrees from Temple University and Hahnemann Medical College. Practicing in Burlington, Vermont, Dr. Schwartz established Procell Therapies in 2013, pioneering a method that amalgamates microchanneling with stem cell growth serums. This approach fosters enhanced skin rejuvenation and healing, targeting issues such as fine lines, acne scars, and hyperpigmentation successfully.
Frequently Asked Questions
Question: How many treatments should I do?
Answer: Procell treatments are done in a series of 3-6 treatments, every 4 weeks for best results. Let’s work together to create your treatment plan!
Question: How long is the downtime?
Answer: Wait a minimum of 90 minutes before applying anything else to this skin apart from what your esthetician applies during the treatment. This includes sunscreen, makeup, moisturizer, etc.
Question: Are there any contraindications or reasons to not get the treatment?
Answer: While microchanneling is safe and effective for most women and men, there are some people who will not be candidates for treatments:
- Pregnancy - If you are pregnant or nursing you are advised to not receive any microchanneling treatments. To date, there have been no studies conducted to see what effects these treatments may have on the unborn child, but as a general rule, pregnant women should stay away from any type of cosmetic/elective procedures.
- Diabetes - uncontrolled and unstable diabetes patients should not be treated due to healing problems.
- Active Herpes Simplex in the treatment area - Treatment is possible once the outbreak is healed, however it may be advisable to take prescription strength antiviral medication to keep this condition in remission during the treatment.
- Dry skin - If your skin is overly dry, you will beed to start a moisturizing regimen and ensure the condition is under control before undergoing any treatments.
- Any active inflammatory condition - eczema, psoriasis, infection, rash, or any type of dermatitis at the treatment site because it may aggravate the condition.
