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Collagen Induction Therapy

Available in Our Bolton, MA Location

350.00 | series of 3 925.00

Rejuvapen is a medical-grade, state-of-the-art precision medical device available only through medical professionals. It is designed to stimulate your skin's natural ability to produce new collagen formation creating healthier skin, and can be used to improve the appearance of acne scars, hyperpigmentation, stretch marks, skin texture as well as fine lines and wrinkles. The repair process of your skin is accelerated through the creation of microscopic channels, which also allow products to penetrate into the deeper layers of the skin resulting in better outcomes.


Collagen Induction Therapy is a great skin treatment method because it builds up the connective tissue in the lower layers of skin without damaging the protective upper layers of skin. The needles in the Rejuvapen are designed to be small enough so that they do not cause damage to the epidermis.

 

This treatment is available in our Bolton, MA location.


 

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More about Collagen Induction Therapy

Collagen Induction Therapy effectively rejuvenates aging skin and evens the skin texture and tone. This technique involves fine needles creating tiny punctures in the skin’s tissue, thereby activating the skin's healing process. As the body works to repair these micro-injuries, it naturally boosts elastin and collagen production.

This response not only diminishes scars but also improves overall skin texture and firmness.

Ideal for various skin types, microneedling offers a minimally invasive solution to refresh and enhance the skin's appearance, making it a popular choice for those seeking a youthful and radiant complexion

For more information, explore our frequently asked questions or book your free consultation.

Treat acne scars, aging skin, & reduce enlarged pores.

Suitable for the face, neck, and chest

Minimal Downtime

FDA Cleared Device

Achieve results within a few weeks

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