Why Redness After Micro-Infusion is a Good Sign

If you've been alarmed by Micro-Infusion post-treatment redness, don't be! Redness is your skin’s way of saying ‘Thank You’ to Micro-Infusion and is actually a good indicator that your treatment is working!

This redness should disappear within 2-3 hours after application. It’s a common and expected outcome that indicates the treatment is effectively stimulating the skin.

In a recent user study, 73% reported skin recovered (redness disappeared) within an hour after treatment.

Dive into the details below of how this response indicates effective treatment and why you should embrace it as a part of your skincare success.

1. Increased Blood Flow

When your skin gets red after a treatment, it's because more blood is flowing to that area. This boost in blood brings extra oxygen and nutrients, which are great for healing and rejuvenating your skin.

2. Collagen Production

Those tiny injuries from the Micro-Infusion kickstart your skin's natural repair process, leading to more collagen and elastin. This means smoother, firmer, and younger-looking skin!

3. Skin Cell Turnover

The redness is a sign that your skin is busy renewing itself. The controlled damage from the treatment speeds up the shedding of old skin cells and the growth of new, healthy ones.

4. Efficacy of Treatment

Seeing redness during and after Micro-Infusion shows that the needles went deep enough to trigger a healing response, making sure the treatment is doing its job.

5. Absorption of Products

That post-treatment redness also helps your skin absorb any skincare products applied during or after the procedure better, thanks to the tiny channels created by the needles.

Overall, redness is a good sign that Micro-Infusion is doing its job to rejuvenate your skin and promote healing, giving you healthier and younger-looking skin over time.