Microneedling

Microneedling Lesson

Microneedling and needle-free mesotherapy are advanced procedures that support skin regeneration, improve firmness, and enhance the absorption of active ingredients. In this lesson, you'll explore the differences between invasive and non-invasive techniques, the mechanisms of microneedling and electroporation, safety principles, and how to design personalized treatments based on skin type and aesthetic concern.

Microneedling

What you’ll learn – theory

• Definition of microneedling – a controlled skin puncturing procedure to improve skin condition.
• How microneedling works – micro-injuries stimulate regeneration, collagen production, and enhance active ingredient absorption.
• Cell and tissue structure – to understand healing and renewal processes.
• Facial bone structure – for planning safe needling zones.
• Facial vascular system – to avoid blood vessels and minimize complications.
• Facial nerve structure – focusing on client comfort and neurological reactions.
• Facial muscles – to assess skin tension and plan treatment effectively.
• Skin anatomy – to identify the optimal depth of microneedle action.
• Skin conditions – that may be either contraindications or indications for treatment.
• Blood-borne diseases – and how to protect yourself and your client during invasive procedures.
• Hygiene and safety protocols – including sterilization, disinfection, and personal protection.
• Microneedling steps – from qualification and preparation to application and aftercare.
• Depth selection – based on treatment area, concern, and skin thickness.
• Microneedling technique – device movement, angle, speed, and rhythm.
• Treatment zones – including face, neck, décolleté, and scalp.
• Skin healing phases – including inflammation and regeneration.
• Product selection – such as ampoules, vitamin cocktails, and pure hyaluronic acid.
• Contraindications – both absolute and relative.
• Skin typing and diagnostics – for personalized treatment planning.
• Skin aging – and how microneedling supports anti-aging efforts.
• Client qualification – based on consultation, skin condition, and expectations.
• Workstation setup – including hygiene, layout, and supplies.
• Supplies and tools – devices, cartridges, actives, gauze, gloves.
• Safety precautions – when working with blood and sharp tips.
• Microneedling procedure – step by step, with a focus on technique, hygiene, and client comfort.
• Post-treatment guidelines – including skincare, sun protection, avoiding irritants and exercise.
• Combining microneedling with other procedures – such as ampoules, peels, or regenerating masks.
• Common mistakes – and how to avoid them in clinical practice.

What you’ll learn – practice

• Workstation setup – according to hygiene and safety standards.
• All necessary supplies – device, cartridges, ampoules, disinfectants, gauze.
• Skin preparation – cleansing, disinfection, and optional numbing.
• Step-by-step microneedling – including technique, pace, pressure, and device control.

Needle-Free Mesotherapy

What you’ll learn – theory

• Definition of needle-free mesotherapy – a non-invasive treatment that delivers active ingredients into the skin without needles.
• Electroporation mechanism – temporarily increasing cell membrane permeability to enhance ingredient transport.
• Effects of needle-free mesotherapy – hydration, nourishment, firmness, and elasticity.
• Cell and tissue structure – to understand how electric current affects skin and absorption.
• Facial bone structure – helpful for targeting product application areas.
• Facial vascular system – to safely set treatment parameters.
• Facial nerve structure – to assess comfort and minimize irritation risks.
• Facial muscles – relevant in lifting and revitalizing procedures.
• Skin anatomy – to understand the penetration depth of ingredients.
• Skin conditions – that may be contraindications for the procedure.
• Safety and hygiene – when working with electrical current devices.
• Steps of needle-free mesotherapy – from client qualification to completion.
• Treatment zones – face, neck, décolleté, hands, and other areas.
• Product selection – vitamin cocktails, hyaluronic acid, peptides, antioxidants.
• Contraindications – general and device-specific.
• Skin typing – and matching therapy to skin needs.
• Skin aging – and how to slow it using non-invasive methods.
• Client qualification – considering skin status, contraindications, and goals.
• Workstation setup – space organization, hygiene, and safety.
• Required tools – ampoules, heads, electrodes, disinfectants.
• Step-by-step needle-free mesotherapy – focusing on technique and safety.
• Combining needle-free mesotherapy with other treatments – such as peels, masks, or lifting treatments.

What you’ll learn – practice

• Workstation setup – with hygiene and device-use protocols.
• All materials needed – solutions, applicators, electrodes, gauze, gloves.
• Client skin preparation – cleansing, disinfection, and product selection.
• Step-by-step application – including settings, technique, and client comfort.