Procell Micro-channeling

Mesenchymal stem cells are the source behind one of skincare's most powerful tools: growth factors. These regenerative proteins are what stem cells use to direct healing in the body, reducing inflammation and supporting tissue repair without scarring. When we apply growth factor serums right after microchanneling, we're working with the skin at its most receptive. The micro-channels are open, so the growth factors absorb deeply, signal the skin to heal, and stimulate new collagen production exactly where it's needed.

Microchanneling addresses a wide range of concerns: fine lines and wrinkles, acne scarring, enlarged pores, uneven texture, and dull or aging skin. On the scalp, it supports early to moderate hair thinning by waking up dormant follicles and improving circulation. On the body, it can improve mild skin laxity, especially after weight loss. During your consultation, we'll determine the best approach for your specific goals.

Yes. Scalp microchanneling is most effective for early to moderate hair thinning, including genetic hair loss and shedding related to stress, hormonal shifts, or postpartum changes. It works best when started within the first several years of noticing thinning, though longer-standing hair loss can still respond with a longer treatment series. Areas with long-term scarring or severely damaged follicles are not good candidates for this treatment.

Microchanneling isn't a fat-reduction treatment, but it plays a valuable supporting role in body contouring by improving skin quality. It's especially useful for mild to moderate skin laxity, such as loose skin after weight loss, by stimulating the skin to rebuild its own collagen and regain firmness. It's not a substitute for surgical or radiofrequency-based tightening in more advanced cases, but for the right candidate, it's a natural way to support tighter, healthier-looking skin.

The Procell Microchannel Delivery Serum contains bone marrow-derived growth factors suspended in hyaluronic acid, both naturally occurring in the human body. There are no human, animal, or plant cells, no DNA, no blood, and no other foreign substances in the formula. It's been used safely and effectively for over a decade.

Yes. The science behind growth factor therapy and microchanneling is well documented. Studies on mesenchymal stem cells show they play a direct role in skin repair, traveling to hair follicles, sebaceous glands, and the dermis to support healing after injury. Other research highlights how these stem cells signal fibroblasts, the cells responsible for collagen production, to proliferate and migrate to the site of injury. A randomized, split-face clinical study also found that combining growth factor serum with microneedling produced significantly better improvement in wrinkles and pigmentation than serum alone.

Research specific to the scalp has shown that microneedling depth matters, with certain depths producing measurably better results for hair regrowth than others, and that pairing microneedling with topical treatments like minoxidil outperforms either approach alone.

You can explore the full body of research, including the original studies, behind our microchanneling treatments here: Procell Science & Research