Nano Infusion Pen: Monthly Resurfacing Treatment

Nano Infusion Pen: Monthly Resurfacing Treatment

Elevate your skincare routine with the Art of Skin Care Nano Infusion Pen, a cutting-edge device designed to gently resurface and revitalize your complexion. This non-invasive treatment boosts cell turnover, enhances product absorption, and promotes a smoother, more radiant glow—all with no downtime. Perform this treatment every four-five weeks to refresh and renew your skin for a softer, more youthful appearance.

1. Preparation


2. Nano Treatment


  • Attach Cartridge: Secure the single-use nano-cartridge.
  • Power On: Press and hold the power button to activate; press again to increase the intensity (RPM).
  • Select Intensity:
    • Level 2 (Green): For sensitive/delicate areas.
    • Level 3 (Red): For all areas except those with sensitive or very thin skin.
  • Procedure:
    • Moisten your skin with Le Mieux Iso Cell Recovery.
    • Perform nano passes section by section, keeping the skin damp (reapply as needed).
    • Avoid eyelid areas and do not apply pressure —simply glide over the skin.
    • Adjust intensity for comfort and sensitivity.

3. Post-Needling


4. Optional Mask


5. Aftercare


  • Makeup: Avoid for at least 30 minutes post-treatment.
  • Temperature: Refrain from activities that increase core body temperature for 24 hours.
  • Exfoliation: Do not use exfoliants for 3 days.
  • Sun Exposure: Avoid prolonged sun exposure for 3 days and always use a mineral-based sunscreen.

6. Troubleshooting


  • Red Track Marks:
    • Caused by too much pressure, especially on Level 3.
    • Use lighter pressure and adjust the intensity.
    • These marks will fade in a few days; expect increased exfoliation with possible dryness/flakiness.
    • Avoid retinoids and acids; keep the area well moisturized.
  • Treatment Frequency: Limit Level 3 resurfacing to once every 4–5 weeks.

7. Contraindications


Do not use the treatment on:

  • Broken, irritated, or inflamed skin
  • Areas with impaired barrier function
  • Skin that has recently undergone professional/medical treatments
  • Areas with recent hair removal
  • Skin using prescription or over-the-counter retinoids