It’s not just about what’s more effective it’s also what is more affordable to the common people who don’t have access to paying for extras like this. Something is better than nothing at all! I use the glamory micro needling system at home & it leaves my skin glowing & has evened out my skin tone, reduced the appearance of tiny wrinkles as that’s all I’ve got at the moment. I’ve seen all of this even after 1 use. I can’t deny how well it works for me & many others :) glad to have the options!
After watching Penn Smith’s many videos on home microneedling I bought the Dr Pen A7 pen with 12-needle cartridges. I like that I can adjust the depth and add only the products I want to my sensitive, reactive rosacea skin. I pretty much use only hyaluronic acid from Timeless and a tiny bit of Vaseline for comfort afterward. Well I’ve done it a dozen times now, 6 weeks apart, and I find it easy, safe and highly effective. Best yet, with what I save by doing this myself, I pay for Botox which I could never do myself. 😮 Thank you for showing us the Cure option!
I actually bought an electric microneedling pen online 6 months ago. It's a lot cheaper than Qure. The company provides 20 sterile, one time use needles and the option to buy more when you run out. I can also control the depth on the needle for various areas on my face. The depth range can go from 0.25 mm up to 2.5 mm. Although I have not been brave enough to go beyond 1.0 mm, but don't feel the need to go deeper than that anyway. I like the idea of an electric microneedling pen better than a manual too. It's faster and easier to use. But probably requires more skill than the Qure. Nothing you can't learn on youtube though! :) Penn Smith is my favorite.
I totally agree, based on the fact that the Qure one is only a single depth, I don't see how that optimises the use of the device. I love my device and also have only gone up to 1mm. i think I would need a numbing cream if I wanted to go deeper. Ouch!
@@sharonalbanese8084 Yep, I don't like that Qure only has one depth and I don't want to be the one to push it into my skin. I want the pen to do that for me. I always use a numbing cream though. I'm a big baby. My cheeks and chin are easy but my forehead and nose - ouch! Even with numbing cream at 0.25 mm it's pretty spicy!
Thank you so much I have been derma rolling at 1mm but thinking of switching to microneedling. One of my favorite people I listen to is PennSmith. I enjoyed listening to you explaining as well. Enjoy your journey in life and keep spreading your sunshine
I just ordered from Qure and your discount code still works! I watched the video in the Dr Pen but have listened to other Dermos who feel stamping is safer. So here I go!
Penn Smith gives very in depth advice for those who have Rosacea, Melasma or other conditions that may be contraindicated. I would check out her CZcams channel if anyone is interested in doing this at home. She does demonstrations using a pen as well as a derma roller.
I think Penny just showed some micro needles she purchased from Amazon and what she put in them. Beauty Junky Monkey (Natasha) gave a demo on the Qure microneedling.
Once I tried micro-needling in the aesthetic clinic and paid 400 Canadian dollars only for the face, not the neck, and decollate, I decided to buy a Dr.Pen M8, and it was the best decision I could make for my skin. My dermatologist told me that a monkey (no offense to monkeys out there) can use a micro-needling pen. I'm doing microneedling sessions every 4 to 6 weeks, and it's so easy and great. The results are amazing, and I can spend as much time on my neck and decollate as I want. The variety of needles is great, from nano to 42 needles. The safety protocol is a no-brainer.
@stephaniesteed7653 right after microneedling Peptide serum ( CosRx 6 Peptides), but hyaluronic serum ,same as used during microneedling is good as well. I have very sensitive skin and can use fragrance free skincare only.
@@algernon2005 I am trying to wait for my skin to clear. I had a hormonal breakout on my chin so I don’t think it would be good to microneedle that area right now. I hate that. Thank you!
@mimi_to hi, 1. wash off any makeup and skincare. 2. sanitize microneedling cartridge by deeping it about 10 min in 70% alcohol. 3. Sanitize your face ( 70 % alcohol), put 5% lidocaine numbing cream on ,for about 30 min. I microneedle without numbing cream now. It's painful, especially on my forehead and around the nose, but it makes microneedling process faster,I hate to wait until cream works.( don't forget to remove lidocaine cream before microneedling, can use cloth deeped in water and sanitize again). 4. Microneedle with hyaluronic serum, gel form works better, more manageable, any company will work,fragrance free hyaluronic gel serum. 5. Usually, I don't wash off ,blood, and serum after microneedling, at least for a few hours . After a few hours, I wash my face ,neck, and decolte with room temperature, but previously boiled water, I'm afraid of contaminating wounds, and that's why I don't use tap water . Red Light therapy works great after that, As a final step, I put my favorite eye cream ( Neutrogena Peptide fragrance free)and some light peptide face cream .
YAY- thank you for covering microneedling! I haven't used the Qure one, but I like the one I have because it is adjustable between 0mm to 2mm. I have only used mine a couple of times and absolutely love it. It has already made a difference more than any other devices I have used.
@unhingedparallel9881 I have a korabeauticals v2 one, it is different to the one Maren is using. It is powered and the needles move in and out as you pass it over your skin. it can be set from 0 to 2mm. There's other brands too which do this. It is good because you can adjust it for different parts of the face. I only use up to 1mm, and only .25mm in more sensitive areas.
Could you do a video about how to care for your skin post-microneedling please? Thank you for all of your instructive videos! You're one of my faves :)
Dr Davin Lim has been talking about the Banish stamp and Dr. Idriss has also talked about at-home microneedling and reviewed devices. You also have esties who have videos as well (Gin Amber and Penn Smith Skincare).
Such excellent instructions! Thank you for that! I have two questions: can the remaining product left after one pass over the face be used for a second treatment, say after a week or so (refrigerate it?) If not, can it be used on the neck or back of the hands? TIA for a reply. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving! 🥰
Hi Dr. Locke- Love your content. Can you review Three Ships Firm Believer? They sent me an email with before and after shots and the results are impressive. I would love to know what you think. I currently use Dermelect neck firming cream. Look forward to you next post!
Is it possible to keep the leftover serum to do another microneedling session the next day ? (with a new needle Head) And 2nd question : as i bought Both serums, can I mix the sessions ? do one rejuvenating session and 2 weeks after the hydrating etc. ? Thanks for your precious pro tips
So how does this treatment fit into my regular regimen? I assume this is an evening treatment? So would I just cleanse like usual, do the micellar and/or alcohol, and the Qure as my final step? No extra moisturizer or serums (ie retinoid, vitamin c, etc)? And then my regular morning routine the next day?
HELP!. I had my first treatment, I did 2 passes with moderate pressure, but I was super red like a tomato. Can I put some soothing moisturizer like la Roche posay tolierane double Repair or aveeno calm and restore? Please help !!! 🙏🙏
Do you have any advice for the bucal wrinkles (the sides of your mouth, not the vertical lines) I am 66 yrs old and that is my worst area!! Help!! I’m new to your channel, but have subscribed as I have enjoyed many of your videos just haven’t seen anything for my problem area!! Thanks
I used it and it hurt. lol never done micro needling before. 😢 I was extra, extra careful. I didn’t know I can do it by the eyes. 😢 Thank you for the tutorial! 🫶🏽
im trans and thinking about ffs or facelift in the future. I've heard certain products, such as fillers, or radio frequency/other energy products can cause scarring and other side effects which can complicate surgeries. Does microneedling do anything like that? I know that RF microneedling can.
I looked into this system but the first ingredient is rose water and the second is a preservative… don’t you think the ingredients could be better? I think those could be irritating and I also think the Dr pen is a better choice. Why gold needles over stainless steel or titanium?
I have rosacea and overall sensitive skin. Is it OK to use? I realize everyone's skin will react differently, but have read mixed recommendations regarding microneedling and rosacea. I have some discoloration and fine lines I'd like to lessen and have been thinking about doing this.
They say the rolling kind damages the skin. Like, it causes tears instead of microchannels. You need the kind that just goes straight in and straight out. Also you should avoid sun exposure for 5 days afterwards or make sure to wear high spf. Water and nutrients help too. Try watching Penn Smith here on youtube. She has great info on microneedling.
People say lots of things without any evidence behind it - like derma rollers causing tears. Derma rollers were the original tool used for Microneedling and remain better researched than pens and stamps
No this won't help. It doesn't go deep enough for scars. She didn't mention this but you also shouldn't do microneedling if you have active acne, so if that's the case for her still, be aware of that. Your daughter should see a professional for acne scars.
Growth factor serum? I used your link and ordered it...watching ur video again wondering if I got the right serum? The one u mentioned wasn't even an option.
I purchased from another company same concept, but unfortunately wasted my $$ I stamped my face to death lol but no serum comes out, I followed their suggestion, by leaving bottle upside down for about 15mins, they also suggested to run bottle under hot water, still nothing!!so frustrating
Hi Megan! With a 0.5mm length, our needle heads are specifically designed for “epidermal-needling” which improves the absorption of skincare ingredients and enhances skin texture. This needle length is designed to penetrate the epidermis (the outermost layer of the skin) and is less invasive with a shorter recovery time so you can enjoy the benefits of microneedling without the downtime. With its precisely crafted 0.5mm needle heads, our Micro-Infusion system offers the perfect balance between effectiveness and comfort.
@@qureskincare Thank you so much for your reply! Does the 0.5mm length help with collagen induction/skin laxity issues? Either way I think it's a great product, I'm just curious.
@@MeghanMakesaComment-st1st Qure's Micro-Infusion stimulates collagen production which helps with skin ageing issues through regular or continued treatments ✨
Why does this videos narrative make it seem like the Dr.Pen line of products and others like it don’t exist for home use. My Dr. Pen M8S goes from .25 to 2.5mm. Comparing in office to this Qure quick fix product isn’t a good comparison IMO…
The needle heads of Qure's Mciro-Infusion Facial System comes with a needle cap. Please recap the needle after use then place it in a sharps disposal container. Never throw away loose needles and other sharps in trash cans or recycling bins, and never flush them down the toilet.
can i use castor oil instead of hyaluronic acid as a lubricant during the microneedling procedure? I'm trying to avoid buying another product and I've got plenty of castoroil. Also, is it so painful that you need a numbing cream?
Castor oil is awesome, however you are looking for slip during microneedling and Castor oil is way to sticky and thick , Ha is not that expensive... you can put a little castor oil on afterwards as the final layer !
Hi ladies! While Micro-Infusion isn't a cure at all. With continued treatments, it can significantly improve rosacea-related discoloration. If you have a very sensitive skin, we recommend consulting your dermatologist and doing a patch test prior to treatment.
Qure's Micro-Infusion has 2 serums to choose from depending on your skin concern. We have the Rejuvenating serum - it reveals a smoother, evenly radiant complexion, generating a glow effect. Collagen-stimulating, dark spot brightening, and wrinkle-combatting properties restores youthful skin. While the Hydra-Soothing serum effectively plumps up fine lines, reduces redness, boosts and protects the skin barrier for healthy, supple skin. 🤍
I must be a big baby because I just tried Qure two days ago and I thought it hurt. It’s funny I’ve watched several videos on microneedling and only one influencer, PenSmith, gave an actual numbing cream that she uses. Everybody else seems to say that you don’t need any sort of numbing cream with Qure, I do not agree. The fact that every dermatologist I watch is doing a video about Qure and they’re all paid promotions, I find that a little suspect. I am not saying they don’t like the product, but like anything else money talks. 🤔
With a 0.5mm length, our needle heads are specifically designed for “epidermal-needling” which improves the absorption of skincare ingredients and enhances skin texture. This needle length is designed to penetrate the epidermis (the outermost layer of the skin) and is less invasive with a shorter recovery time so you can enjoy the benefits of microneedling without the downtime. With its precisely crafted 0.5mm needle heads, our Micro-Infusion system offers the perfect balance between effectiveness and comfort. 🤍
@@qureskincare 0.50 mm will reach the dermis, you really shouldn’t be claiming otherwise academic.oup.com/asj/article/35/8/1007/249004 www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9205051/ onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/jdv.18123 www.selcukmedj.org/uploads/publications/2022-102-13168603.pdf
It’s not just about what’s more effective it’s also what is more affordable to the common people who don’t have access to paying for extras like this. Something is better than nothing at all! I use the glamory micro needling system at home & it leaves my skin glowing & has evened out my skin tone, reduced the appearance of tiny wrinkles as that’s all I’ve got at the moment. I’ve seen all of this even after 1 use. I can’t deny how well it works for me & many others :) glad to have the options!
After watching Penn Smith’s many videos on home microneedling I bought the Dr Pen A7 pen with 12-needle cartridges. I like that I can adjust the depth and add only the products I want to my sensitive, reactive rosacea skin.
I pretty much use only hyaluronic acid from Timeless and a tiny bit of Vaseline for comfort afterward. Well I’ve done it a dozen times now, 6 weeks apart, and I find it easy, safe and highly effective. Best yet, with what I save by doing this myself, I pay for Botox which I could never do myself. 😮 Thank you for showing us the Cure option!
I actually bought an electric microneedling pen online 6 months ago. It's a lot cheaper than Qure. The company provides 20 sterile, one time use needles and the option to buy more when you run out. I can also control the depth on the needle for various areas on my face. The depth range can go from 0.25 mm up to 2.5 mm. Although I have not been brave enough to go beyond 1.0 mm, but don't feel the need to go deeper than that anyway. I like the idea of an electric microneedling pen better than a manual too. It's faster and easier to use. But probably requires more skill than the Qure. Nothing you can't learn on youtube though! :) Penn Smith is my favorite.
I totally agree, based on the fact that the Qure one is only a single depth, I don't see how that optimises the use of the device. I love my device and also have only gone up to 1mm. i think I would need a numbing cream if I wanted to go deeper. Ouch!
@@sharonalbanese8084 Yep, I don't like that Qure only has one depth and I don't want to be the one to push it into my skin. I want the pen to do that for me. I always use a numbing cream though. I'm a big baby. My cheeks and chin are easy but my forehead and nose - ouch! Even with numbing cream at 0.25 mm it's pretty spicy!
which one did you buy?
@convenienceandpracticality9032 Can you give a link or picture of the one you purchased?
I’d love the product info too please!
Thank you I was just shopping and studying up
Perfect timing!❤🎉
Thank you so much I have been derma rolling at 1mm but thinking of switching to microneedling.
One of my favorite people I listen to is PennSmith. I enjoyed listening to you explaining as well.
Enjoy your journey in life and keep spreading your sunshine
I just ordered from Qure and your discount code still works!
I watched the video in the Dr Pen but have listened to other Dermos who feel stamping is safer. So here I go!
Professional presentation with lots of useful information regarding the inflammatory reaction to needling.
Penn Smith gives very in depth advice for those who have Rosacea, Melasma or other conditions that may be contraindicated. I would check out her CZcams channel if anyone is interested in doing this at home. She does demonstrations using a pen as well as a derma roller.
I think Penny just showed some micro needles she purchased from Amazon and what she put in them. Beauty Junky Monkey (Natasha) gave a demo on the Qure microneedling.
Great instructions, thank you!
Once I tried micro-needling in the aesthetic clinic and paid 400 Canadian dollars only for the face, not the neck, and decollate, I decided to buy a Dr.Pen M8, and it was the best decision I could make for my skin. My dermatologist told me that a monkey (no offense to monkeys out there) can use a micro-needling pen. I'm doing microneedling sessions every 4 to 6 weeks, and it's so easy and great. The results are amazing, and I can spend as much time on my neck and decollate as I want. The variety of needles is great, from nano to 42 needles. The safety protocol is a no-brainer.
Can you please share the products you use when you needle (numbing cream, desinfectant, serum, some creams after that)?
I just bought one too and would love to hear what serum you apply afterwards?
@stephaniesteed7653 right after microneedling Peptide serum ( CosRx 6 Peptides), but hyaluronic serum ,same as used during microneedling is good as well.
I have very sensitive skin and can use fragrance free skincare only.
@@algernon2005 I am trying to wait for my skin to clear. I had a hormonal breakout on my chin so I don’t think it would be good to microneedle that area right now. I hate that. Thank you!
@mimi_to hi,
1. wash off any makeup and skincare.
2. sanitize microneedling cartridge by deeping it about 10 min in 70% alcohol.
3. Sanitize your face ( 70 % alcohol), put 5% lidocaine numbing cream on ,for about 30 min.
I microneedle without numbing cream now. It's painful, especially on my forehead and around the nose, but it makes microneedling process faster,I hate to wait until cream works.( don't forget to remove lidocaine cream before microneedling, can use cloth deeped in water and sanitize again).
4. Microneedle with hyaluronic serum, gel form works better, more manageable, any company will work,fragrance free hyaluronic gel serum.
5. Usually, I don't wash off ,blood, and serum after microneedling, at least for a few hours .
After a few hours, I wash my face ,neck, and decolte with room temperature, but previously boiled water, I'm afraid of contaminating wounds, and that's why I don't use tap water .
Red Light therapy works great after that,
As a final step, I put my favorite eye cream ( Neutrogena Peptide fragrance free)and some light peptide face cream .
Great info. I have qure but haven't used it yet. I wanted the information you gave before starting. Thank you
YAY- thank you for covering microneedling! I haven't used the Qure one, but I like the one I have because it is adjustable between 0mm to 2mm. I have only used mine a couple of times and absolutely love it. It has already made a difference more than any other devices I have used.
@unhingedparallel9881 I have a korabeauticals v2 one, it is different to the one Maren is using. It is powered and the needles move in and out as you pass it over your skin. it can be set from 0 to 2mm. There's other brands too which do this. It is good because you can adjust it for different parts of the face. I only use up to 1mm, and only .25mm in more sensitive areas.
Which pen do you use?
@marcibigney9212 see above comment which answers your question.
What do you put on before and after micro?@@sharonalbanese8084
Could you do a video about how to care for your skin post-microneedling please? Thank you for all of your instructive videos! You're one of my faves :)
I really wish you were my Dermatologist, you are always so informative and wonderful. Can't find that here by me.
Bought the qure and used your promo code ty
Dr Davin Lim has been talking about the Banish stamp and Dr. Idriss has also talked about at-home microneedling and reviewed devices. You also have esties who have videos as well (Gin Amber and Penn Smith Skincare).
Such excellent instructions! Thank you for that! I have two questions: can the remaining product left after one pass over the face be used for a second treatment, say after a week or so (refrigerate it?) If not, can it be used on the neck or back of the hands? TIA for a reply. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving! 🥰
I've seen people pour out the remaining serum and pat it on their face/neck.
Hello. Thank you for sharing.
Did we have to stop retinol a few days before and after off home microneedling? Thank you
Hi Dr. Locke- Love your content. Can you review Three Ships Firm Believer? They sent me an email with before and after shots and the results are impressive. I would love to know what you think. I currently use Dermelect neck firming cream.
Look forward to you next post!
Hello, I would like to know what to use after this treatment and what to do the next day.
I bought the QURE due to your recommendation, looking forward to using it. Can I use my Omnilux Led lights afterwards?
I would still continue with my in office treatment maybe 1x a year @ 3 treatments after my chemical peels and use the Qure as a maintenance.
Please do a comparison between this Qure device and other stamp type home microneedling devices.
Is it possible to keep the leftover serum to do another microneedling session the next day ? (with a new needle Head)
And 2nd question : as i bought Both serums, can I mix the sessions ? do one rejuvenating session and 2 weeks after the hydrating etc. ? Thanks for your precious pro tips
So how does this treatment fit into my regular regimen? I assume this is an evening treatment? So would I just cleanse like usual, do the micellar and/or alcohol, and the Qure as my final step? No extra moisturizer or serums (ie retinoid, vitamin c, etc)? And then my regular morning routine the next day?
HELP!. I had my first treatment, I did 2 passes with moderate pressure, but I was super red like a tomato. Can I put some soothing moisturizer like la Roche posay tolierane double Repair or aveeno calm and restore? Please help !!! 🙏🙏
Thank you ❤ for demonstration coz i want to do microneedling but i dont know how super Thank you
Go to Penn. Smith, she has heaps of videos on microneedling.
Are you using the hydrating or rejuvenating serum? I have both, i thought they could be mixed.
Can I use this treatment microneedle
if I am using daily tretinoid? Thank you
Can you talk about hormonal acné and supplements?
Do you have any advice for the bucal wrinkles (the sides of your mouth, not the vertical lines) I am 66 yrs old and that is my worst area!! Help!! I’m new to your channel, but have subscribed as I have enjoyed many of your videos just haven’t seen anything for my problem area!! Thanks
Can you do the upper eyelids? I have hooded crepey eyelids.
Which pens would you recommend for home use? Im actually looking for one to use on my face and my scalp.
Luv ur video can I still use my glycolic acid toner at night while using this? 😊
Thanks for great video. Can you use this device under your neck?
How often should the in-home procedure be done? Thanks
I gotva pen that can penetrate up to 2.5mm. It can go down to .50mm
were do i pick up this kit and how much.
How long after you do this can I put on sunscreen and go to the beach?
I used it and it hurt. lol never done micro needling before. 😢 I was extra, extra careful. I didn’t know I can do it by the eyes. 😢 Thank you for the tutorial! 🫶🏽
Can you use it when you have (non active) psoriasis?
Can you use it on your scalp too?
im trans and thinking about ffs or facelift in the future. I've heard certain products, such as fillers, or radio frequency/other energy products can cause scarring and other side effects which can complicate surgeries. Does microneedling do anything like that? I know that RF microneedling can.
Isn’t it very drying to apply alcohol to the face? Is there an alternative option? Thanks for this in depth video!
Yes, there is: cliniprep spray
I have one of those micro-needling rollers. Do those work?
Is this good for sagging on the neck area? have started microneedling is this good for crepey arms and body?
I looked into this system but the first ingredient is rose water and the second is a preservative… don’t you think the ingredients could be better? I think those could be irritating and I also think the Dr pen is a better choice. Why gold needles over stainless steel or titanium?
I have rosacea and overall sensitive skin. Is it OK to use? I realize everyone's skin will react differently, but have read mixed recommendations regarding microneedling and rosacea. I have some discoloration and fine lines I'd like to lessen and have been thinking about doing this.
have a look at Penn. Smith's channel, she has loads of microneedling videos .
@@sharonalbanese8084 thank you for the info. I'll have to check it out
Forgive me for asking, what happened over you left eyebrow
Is it ok to treat under the chin and onto the neck?
I’ve been using the roller type micro needling including neck and décolletage. Wondering if it’s my aging or this process but neck is terrible now.
They say the rolling kind damages the skin. Like, it causes tears instead of microchannels. You need the kind that just goes straight in and straight out. Also you should avoid sun exposure for 5 days afterwards or make sure to wear high spf. Water and nutrients help too. Try watching Penn Smith here on youtube. She has great info on microneedling.
stamping is much better, rollers drag on the skin.
I feel sorry for all those who use roller. Watch different dermatologist videos and their opinion on rollers
Stamp instead, it doesn’t drag on the skin then. Just clean micro punctures that then encourage healing and collagen
People say lots of things without any evidence behind it - like derma rollers causing tears. Derma rollers were the original tool used for Microneedling and remain better researched than pens and stamps
Will this help at all with marionette lines? I know it won’t make them disappear, but does it add any benefit.
It is supposed to boost collagen production. I've only had mine for about 4 weeks so I'll let you know! I love it so far.
Hi ladies! Yes, it does! With continued treatments, it helps with those lines and wrinkles over time 😊
What is the cost
How do take the cap off?
Can you do microneedling on your chest ?
Can this be used on the décolleté and neck?
Yes
My daughter has acne scars, will this help? Also, what other products will help? Thank you.
No this won't help. It doesn't go deep enough for scars. She didn't mention this but you also shouldn't do microneedling if you have active acne, so if that's the case for her still, be aware of that. Your daughter should see a professional for acne scars.
Thank you
Growth factor serum? I used your link and ordered it...watching ur video again wondering if I got the right serum? The one u mentioned wasn't even an option.
Sorry for the confusion! The Rejuvenating Serum is the one with the growth factor in it. 😊
I purchased from another company same concept, but unfortunately wasted my $$ I stamped my face to death lol but no serum comes out, I followed their suggestion, by leaving bottle upside down for about 15mins, they also suggested to run bottle under hot water, still nothing!!so frustrating
Can this be used under your eyes? Thats where i need help the most 😒
Are the deeper needles significantly more effective for collagen production?
Hi Megan! With a 0.5mm length, our needle heads are specifically designed for “epidermal-needling” which improves the absorption of skincare ingredients and enhances skin texture.
This needle length is designed to penetrate the epidermis (the outermost layer of the skin) and is less invasive with a shorter recovery time so you can enjoy the benefits of microneedling without the downtime.
With its precisely crafted 0.5mm needle heads, our Micro-Infusion system offers the perfect balance between effectiveness and comfort.
@@qureskincare Thank you so much for your reply! Does the 0.5mm length help with collagen induction/skin laxity issues? Either way I think it's a great product, I'm just curious.
@@MeghanMakesaComment-st1st Qure's Micro-Infusion stimulates collagen production which helps with skin ageing issues through regular or continued treatments ✨
@@qureskincare Thank you very much!
@@qureskincare how much of the 0.50 mm needles are penetrating then? Because 0.50mm will reach the dermis, the epidermis incredibly thin.
Can you use micro-needling on the chin and neck?
Yes, you can!
Can I use the red light mask after using this?
Absolutely! Red light therapy can speed up recovery time! You can do your LED light therapy treatments within days after Micro-Infusing. 😊
Why does this videos narrative make it seem like the Dr.Pen line of products and others like it don’t exist for home use. My Dr. Pen M8S goes from .25 to 2.5mm. Comparing in office to this Qure quick fix product isn’t a good comparison IMO…
What about disposing the needles when you’re done? I can’t remember imagine just throwing them in the trash is very safe.
The needle heads of Qure's Mciro-Infusion Facial System comes with a needle cap. Please recap the needle after use then place it in a sharps disposal container. Never throw away loose needles and other sharps in trash cans or recycling bins, and never flush them down the toilet.
@@qureskincareQure did you sponsor this video?
Can this be done on the neck?
Yes, it can be used on face and neck! :)
how long after doing this can you self tan ur face?
like how many days i mean lol.
can i use castor oil instead of hyaluronic acid as a lubricant during the microneedling procedure? I'm trying to avoid buying another product and I've got plenty of castoroil. Also, is it so painful that you need a numbing cream?
The qure was not painful to me. A little uncomfortable above the lip but not bad.
Castor oil is awesome, however you are looking for slip during microneedling and Castor oil is way to sticky and thick , Ha is not that expensive... you can put a little castor oil on afterwards as the final layer !
What is with the left side of your forehead? Major wrinkles? Thanks.
So rude
And what about the neck?
What about those with rosacea
I was thinking the same thing.
Hi ladies! While Micro-Infusion isn't a cure at all. With continued treatments, it can significantly improve rosacea-related discoloration.
If you have a very sensitive skin, we recommend consulting your dermatologist and doing a patch test prior to treatment.
What is this serum? This would be much more effective if you actually did this on the face of someone who needed it.
Qure's Micro-Infusion has 2 serums to choose from depending on your skin concern. We have the Rejuvenating serum - it reveals a smoother, evenly radiant complexion, generating a glow effect. Collagen-stimulating, dark spot brightening, and wrinkle-combatting properties restores youthful skin.
While the Hydra-Soothing serum effectively plumps up fine lines, reduces redness, boosts and protects the skin barrier for healthy, supple skin. 🤍
I'm thinking about getting a Dr Pen. Anyone have thoughts on it?
I've heard good things about dr. Pen.
I love mine.
@@maureengreen617which one do you have? Are there different models?
@@shanhare76 I have the Dr. Pen A7 with the cord. I prefer that to batteries that could run out in the middle of a treatment.
I have the dr pen A7 and love it.
Do you not do marionette lines and upper lip
Microneedling vs dermarolling?
Dermarollers are microneedling devices
Do you do this at night?
Yes, we recommend doing the treatment at night before bed! :)
You're supposed to freeze your face first.
I must be a big baby because I just tried Qure two days ago and I thought it hurt. It’s funny I’ve watched several videos on microneedling and only one influencer, PenSmith, gave an actual numbing cream that she uses. Everybody else seems to say that you don’t need any sort of numbing cream with Qure, I do not agree.
The fact that every dermatologist I watch is doing a video about Qure and they’re all paid promotions, I find that a little suspect. I am not saying they don’t like the product, but like anything else money talks. 🤔
Yeah it doesn't hurt.
I shan't do this at home, by myself. Maybe I am too fearful 😂
Why doesn't the skin not bleed
Likely needles aren’t going deep enough
With a 0.5mm length, our needle heads are specifically designed for “epidermal-needling” which improves the absorption of skincare ingredients and enhances skin texture. This needle length is designed to penetrate the epidermis (the outermost layer of the skin) and is less invasive with a shorter recovery time so you can enjoy the benefits of microneedling without the downtime.
With its precisely crafted 0.5mm needle heads, our Micro-Infusion system offers the perfect balance between effectiveness and comfort. 🤍
@@qureskincare 0.50 mm will reach the dermis, you really shouldn’t be claiming otherwise
academic.oup.com/asj/article/35/8/1007/249004
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9205051/
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/jdv.18123
www.selcukmedj.org/uploads/publications/2022-102-13168603.pdf
No chin area?
You can apply the treatment on the face up to the neck and that includes the chin area :)
You have to freeze your skin first either with some Lidocaine or a sterile ice pack.
Get to the point and it's better to lay down
How to trust your advices when you have wrinkles on only half of your face? Obviously a Botox issue...👎