The technology of dissolvable microneedles is used in dermatology and cosmetology for the effective delivery of active ingredients into the deep layers of the skin.

The main principle of this technology involves the use of microscopic needles that dissolve beneath the skin's surface, introducing beneficial substances without the pain associated with traditional injections.

Key characteristics of dissolvable microneedle technology:

Microneedles:

The needles used typically have a very small size (four times thinner than human hair).

They are made of materials that dissolve in the skin, such as hyaluronic acid.

Delivery of Ingredients:

Microneedles contain active ingredients like peptides, vitamins, hyaluronic acid, retinol, etc.

During the insertion, the needles dissolve, releasing the ingredients directly into the layers of the skin.

Painless Delivery:

As microneedles are small in size and dissolve in the skin, this method of ingredient delivery is considered less painful compared to traditional injection methods.

Reduced Infection Risk:

The use of dissolvable microneedles reduces the risk of infections associated with the disruption of skin integrity.

Improved Effectiveness:

This method allows active ingredients to penetrate deeper into the skin, providing greater efficacy in skincare.

Dissolvable microneedle technology finds applications in a wide range of cosmetic and dermatological procedures, including wrinkle reduction, skin moisturization, acne treatment, and more.