The first FDA-approved microneedling device in the world, the SkinPen from Crown Aesthetics, has been clinically shown to safely and efficiently treat face acne scars and neck wrinkles in people 22 years of age and older. You can enhance your appearance for six months following your previous treatment with as few as three reasonably priced, non-invasive procedures spaced 30 days apart. This will allow you to stroll out with confidence.

The first FDA-approved microneedling device in the world, the SkinPen from Crown Aesthetics, has been clinically shown to safely and efficiently treat face acne scars and neck wrinkles in people 22 years of age and older. You can enhance your appearance for six months following your previous treatment with as few as three reasonably priced, non-invasive procedures spaced 30 days apart. This will allow you to stroll out with confidence.

Clinical studies have shown that using SkinPen cartridge can lessen the visibility of acne scars and prevent the emergence of neck wrinkles. Indeed, 90% of the clinical trial participants said they would suggest the treatment to friends and relatives. It’s an in-office, minimally invasive technique that requires little to no recovery time. SkinPen is the first microneedling device to receive FDA clearance, and it sets the industry standard for safety.

In contrast to certain substitutes, The micro needling cartridge has been scientifically demonstrated to be efficacious for both genders and across all Fitzpatrick Skin Types I–VI. Similarly, when used appropriately and under a doctor’s supervision, SkinPen treatments can last for years, in contrast to lasers or chemical peels that can harm skin over time.

Yes, by design. The sterile needle cartridge, which is patented by SkinPen and is single-use, is designed with safety in mind. Additionally, a specially created BioSheath encloses SkinPen, serving as a barrier to stop cross-contamination between operations. This contributes to the fact that Crown Aesthetics’ SkinPen is the first FDA-approved micro needling device in history. Check out our patient labeling document to find out more.

Patients with active skin cancer in the treatment area(s), open wounds, sores, or irritated skin in the treatment area(s), allergies to anesthetics or stainless steel, hemorrhagic or hemostatic bleeding disorders, pregnancy or lactation, or current use of medications containing isotretinoin (like Accutane) should not use SkinPen. To find out if this treatment is right for you, speak with your doctor.

Because microneedling is non-invasive, its procedures are typically less expensive than their alternatives. The size and quantity of treatment regions have an impact on the cost of SkinPen operations. Your doctor can create a plan that fits within your budget during your consultation.

Quite a bit. The SkinPen cartridge and the full protocol are covered by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s clearance. This includes the specially made BioSheath to stop cross-contamination and the Skinfuse® Lift HG hydrogel to guard against abrasion and friction throughout the procedure.