Facial Intradermal Needling

Facial Intradermal Needling Lesson

Facial intradermal needling is a technique based on the precise intradermal insertion of short needles. This procedure stimulates fibroblasts, enhances skin firmness, and activates the skin’s repair processes. The lesson covers aseptic techniques, client selection, treatment qualification, and how to combine facial intradermal needling with other biostimulation methods. The practical section includes treatment area setup and a full step-by-step procedure based on medical-aesthetic protocols.

What you’ll learn – theory

• Understand the definition of facial intradermal needling – a method using intradermal needles for targeted skin stimulation.
• Explore how facial intradermal needling works – and how microinjections promote regeneration, firmness, and nourishment.
• Learn about intradermal needles – their structure, sizes, and applications in aesthetic procedures.
• Master safe needle handling – including correct depth and injection technique.
• Choose the right products for facial pinning – calming formulas and biorevitalizing solutions.
• Identify treatment areas – including the forehead, cheeks, eye area, jawline, and neck.
• Review the structure of cells and tissues – focusing on healing and inflammation after injection.
• Revisit facial bone structure – to determine safe zones for needle application.
• Study facial vascular anatomy – to reduce the risk of bruising.
• Understand facial nerve distribution – for safe injection point planning and client comfort.
• Learn about facial expression muscles – important for targeting specific lifting and rejuvenation zones.
• Understand skin anatomy – including layered structure and product delivery depth.
• Review common skin conditions – that may be contraindications to treatment.
• Recall blood-borne diseases – and how to prevent contamination during needlework.
• Learn hygiene and safety protocols – workspace setup, aseptic procedures, and disinfection.
• Study the full facial pinning procedure – from qualification to post-treatment care.
• Practice safety measures – related to injection technique and biological material handling.
• Identify both absolute and relative contraindications – and adjust the protocol accordingly.
• Learn to recognize skin types – and adjust treatment intensity to suit each skin’s needs.
• Understand how to conduct client qualification – including skin analysis, consultation, and expectation management.
• Set up the treatment space – following disinfection, material organization, and ergonomic standards.
• Review products used for the procedure – including needles, ampoules, disinfectants, and dressings.
• Master the facial intradermal needling protocol – with attention to technique, sequence, and sterile handling.
• Review post-treatment guidelines – including home care, recovery time, sun avoidance, and physical activity restrictions.
• Learn how to combine facial intradermal needling with other treatments – such as microneedling, masks, or facial massage.

What you’ll learn – practice

• Set up your workspace – according to sterility and safety standards.
• Get to know all required materials – intradermal needles, solutions, pads, gloves, disinfectants.
• Learn how to prepare the client’s skin – cleansing, disinfection, and marking injection points.
• Practice the facial intradermal needling procedure step by step – with precision and client comfort in mind.