Microchanneling in Roswell, GA (Procell Therapies)
If you've researched microneedling, you already understand the appeal — controlled micro-injury that triggers your skin's own collagen production. Microchanneling is the next evolution of that same category of treatment: collagen stimulation through the microchannel delivery of peptides, growth factors, and cytokines. A tiny array of microfilaments is gently applied to the skin, creating thousands of stimulating microchannels that activate your body's own rejuvenation cascade, a process that's waiting to be turned on.
This treatment improves the appearance of aging skin, increases skin vitality, and visibly reduces fine lines, wrinkles, uneven skin tone, acne, and acne scarring — the same results people search "microneedling" for, delivered through a more advanced, evidence-based method. It's a favorite treatment from Hollywood to New York, and it delivers the kind of skin rejuvenation you can actually see.
PRP vs. Microchanneling: do you need the needle-and-blood-draw version?
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) microneedling — sometimes called a "vampire facial" — combines microneedling with a client's own blood plasma, drawn and processed in-office before application. It's a popular option, but for most clients, it isn't the only way to get comparable collagen-stimulating results. Microchanneling delivers peptides, growth factors, and cytokines directly through the microchannels created during treatment — without a blood draw, processing time, or the added cost and complexity PRP involves. For many clients, microchanneling and PRP microneedling deliver comparable improvements in texture, tone, and fine lines; which approach makes more sense for you comes down to your specific skin goals, budget, and comfort level, which we'll walk through together during your consultation.
Microchanneling vs. RF microneedling
Not all microneedling is the same. RF (radiofrequency) microneedling adds heat to the equation — and has drawn FDA attention around heat-related complication risk. We specifically use Procell Therapies' microchanneling technology, which delivers the same powerful collagen stimulation and neocollagenesis that microneedling is known for, through controlled, evidence-based micro-injury, without the added heat risk of RF devices. Your safety is our #1 priority, which is why we choose the treatment we're fully confident in for your skin.
Who is a candidate for Microchanneling (Microneedling)?
Most people considering microneedling can benefit from microchanneling specifically. It's especially effective for:
Acne scarring and post-acne texture
Fine lines and early signs of aging
Uneven skin tone and enlarged pores
General skin vitality and rejuvenation
The Urban Skin Care Clinic Difference
Microchanneling is performed by Maedeh Samimi, a Licensed Aesthetician, Certified Acne Expert, and Laser Practitioner with over 10,000 hours of clinical experience — using precision technique and growth-factor science, not guesswork.
What is the investment of Microchanneling?
A single Microchanneling session is $399. A package of 5 sessions is $1,599 — the recommended series for visible, lasting collagen results.
FAQ Section
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Yes. Microchanneling is a form of microneedling — specifically, an evolved version of it. It uses the same core principle (controlled micro-injury and stamping technique to stimulate collagen) but delivers peptides, growth factors, and cytokines through the microchannels created, which traditional microneedling devices don't do.
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Either works — they're the same category of treatment. If you're searching for microneedling in Roswell, GA, Urban Skin Care Clinic's microchanneling treatment (via Procell Therapies) is that treatment, using more advanced technology than standard microneedling devices.
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Microchanneling delivers powerful collagen stimulation through controlled, evidence-based micro-injury, without the heat-related complication risk associated with radiofrequency (RF) microneedling — which has drawn FDA attention for that reason.
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Not necessarily. PRP microneedling uses a client's own blood plasma, drawn and processed in-office, alongside microneedling. Microchanneling delivers peptides, growth factors, and cytokines directly through the microchannels created during treatment, without a blood draw. For many clients, microchanneling and PRP microneedling deliver comparable results in texture, tone, and fine lines — we don't offer PRP, but we're happy to talk through how our approach compares during your consultation.
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Microchanneling improves the appearance of acne scarring, fine lines, wrinkles, uneven skin tone, and enlarged pores by activating your skin's natural collagen-building response — the same concerns people typically search "microneedling" to address.
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A single Microchanneling session is $399. A package of 5 sessions is $1,599.
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Most clients see the best, lasting results from a series of treatments — our 5-session package is built around this.
