• 1 MD Needle Pen or MD Needle Pen II with 2 batteries (Can be used w/cord and cordless)
• 10 Replacement Needle cartridges (12 pin or nano depending on what kit is purchased)
• 25 Brochures
• 1 Hyaluronic Acid
• Website access to the Success Portal. (This is an online Educational Tool with microneedling training manual, video tutorial, needle depth chart, pre/post instructions, consent forms, and more)
• Email and phone access to the trainer for any questions.

The benefit of micro needling is its safety and versatility. It can be performed on people of any skin type, and used on any area of the face and body for a myriad of skin conditions. Benefits include the reduction of fine lines and wrinkles, acne scars, stretch marks, scars, and pores.  The only areas where micro needling is not recommended are inside the orbital rim and lips.

Micro needling treatments stimulate the body’s natural healing process to injury. For best results, the patient should be in good health with no auto-immune issues.

Both MD Needle Pens give the ability for the practitioner to choose from three different types of cartridges, all of which can be used on the same device.  The result is the opportunity for any practitioner to treat many different skin conditions.

• 12 Pin cartridges – 12 sterile needles, adjustable from 0.25 to 2.5 mm. Multiple microneedling treatments can have remarkable results for wrinkles, acne scars, overall facial rejuvenation, hair loss, and more.
• 36 Pin cartridges – 36 sterile needles, adjustable from 0.25 to 2.5 mm. These microneedling treatments create more micro-injuries superficially and are used to treat superficial concerns including fine lines and skin color conditions like melasma. The suggested needle depth for these conditions is 0.25 – 1.5mm.
• Nano – These no-needle cartridges use silicon tips to infuse skincare products into the epidermis. These treatments are usually performed on the face at a depth of 0.15 mm and help speed up cell turnover. Results are glowing radiant skin and this treatment can even help with acne. There are no state board regulations for any skin care professional wanting to perform this treatment.
• Hydra Nano – The Hydra Nano cartridges have microscopic medical stainless steel pyramids and hold up to 3ml of serum of your preference. The procedure exfoliates the skin and creates microscopic channels in the epidermis to allow better absorption and efficacy of products and their active ingredients. You can use any serum in this cartridge, as long as it is in liquid form.

If people are asking for treatment with high efficacy and safety then search no more. Microneedling with the MD Needle Pen is the answer.

• Microneedling treatments have a very high patient satisfaction rate with minimal downtime. The pen can treat at a precise depth, in small hard-to-reach places, with reduced trauma to the skin.  There is minimal risk of cross-contamination due to sterile single-use cartridges. Research has shown that having a series of microneedling treatments 3-6 times will have a dramatic effect on many skin problems. Some changes can even be seen after one treatment.
• The derma roller device has needles attached to a wheel that is rolled across the skin. This design uses pressure to cause micro-injuries which makes it difficult to treat at an exact depth. The derma rollers’ round shape along with dull needles from multiple treatments can cause unnecessary skin trauma. Cross-contamination risk is very high with derma roller because cleaning is difficult.
• Laser resurfacing treatment is very effective but painful for patients. Post-treatment the patient will experience oozing of the area(usually the face), where Aquaphor must be applied for a week and redness can last a month or more. Patient selection is also limited to skin types 1-3 and there is still a risk of post-traumatic hyperpigmentation.

Microneedling treatment technique is very similar to other facial procedures which shortens the learning curve for practitioners. The tutorials provided will show proper techniques for face and body areas for optimal results for patients. Single-use microneeding cartridges with sterile needles protect the patients during treatment from cross-contamination.

The short answer is that our micro needling device is not, but this subject needs a more in-depth discussion to understand fully. There are many different types of treatments, products, and devices that are not FDA-approved and are used every day by practitioners. Example: Botox and dermal fillers are used in different areas of the face where no FDA clinical study was done. Practitioners are constantly using non-FDA-approved equipment to perform their own clinical studies, changing protocols, device settings, and other parameters to satisfy patients’ concerns.

The FDA does not regulate where and how a device is used as long as it is within the scope of practice of the nurse, doctor, esthetician, or any other qualified practitioner. The treatment of micro needling used to be performed with a single needle manually being pushed in and out of the skin. This basic technique was updated using an oscillating motor to perform the same treatment in a faster more precise manner.