Procell Microchanneling:

Focusing on Skincare for Aging Skin

The Decline in Stem Cells

One of the primary reasons skin ages is the significant decline in stem cells, which reduce by about 98% by the time you reach your middle years. Without sufficient stem cells, your skin struggles to repair micro-injuries, producing inadequate collagen and elastin. Over time, this results in visible aging signs: fine lines, wrinkles, and uneven skin tone. Environmental factors like UV exposure, pollution, smoking, and poor nutrition further accelerate this process.

Dr. Zoe Diana Draelos' research from the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology supports the crucial role of stem cells in combating the aging process. Her updated "skin health and beauty pyramid" provides a framework for optimizing skin rejuvenation.

Ingredients for Effective Skin Rejuvenation

Dr. Zoe Diana Draelos' pyramid prioritizes activation and regeneration at the top, where ingredients like human growth factors and cytokines are essential. These components work with the skin’s natural circadian rhythms to deliver optimal results. The pyramid also includes layers for protection and repair, such as sunscreen, antioxidants, and DNA repair ingredients.

A holistic approach combining these elements can significantly benefit the skin. For instance, moisturizing and exfoliation help maintain skin texture, while retinoids enhance cell turnover. When used in conjunction with regenerative ingredients at the top of the pyramid, these elements create a comprehensive skincare regimen that effectively addresses aging.

Innovative Treatments: Procell Microchanneling

Procell Microchanneling is an advanced treatment combining microchanneling with a potent stem cell growth factor serum. Developed by Dr. Mitchell Schwartz, the Procell device uses a unique stamping technique to create microchannels in the skin. This process not only stimulates collagen and elastin production but also enhances the absorption of the growth factor serum.

The serum is formulated with human growth factors, cytokines, and peptides that promote skin regeneration. When applied during microchanneling, it accelerates the healing process and visibly improves skin texture, reducing lines, wrinkles, and dark spots. Clinical studies demonstrate Procell Microchanneling's effectiveness in delivering long-lasting, noticeable improvements in skin appearance.