10 pack of silicon tipped nano needle Dr. Pen cartridges compatible with the M8 PowerDerm.

• The needles are made of high quality stainless steel and tipped with a thin layer of silicon. 
• The nano pin suits scar treatment, pore or swelling reduction and serum infusion applications best.
• Nano pins are less invasive and less painful. 
• Ensure to use a new one each time, don't reuse.

Note: M8 cartridges are exclusively compatible with the Dr. Pen M8 microneedling pen and should not be used with any other Dr. Pen Microneedling pen models. Each microneedling pen is designed to work with its own specific cartridge.

How does Dr. Pen work?

The needles create tiny micro-cavities in the skin's surface. This stimulates the regenerative processes that naturally take place in the skin everyday. This, in turn, stimulates an increased production of collagen and elastin causing the skin to become firmer, for scars to gradually reduce and for wrinkles to smooth out. The Pen can be used multi-directionally so the treatments can be performed on any area of the face, neck, neckline, stomach, thighs, buttocks or scalp.

Advantages of using Dr. Pen Micro-needle Mesotherapy:

• Short treatment time
• The precision of the procedure
• Solid performance
• The possibility of working in wired and wireless mode
• Automatic injection depth control
• Less pain and greater comfort for the patient
• Shorter convalescence time

Important: Microneedling cartridges must be sterilised before each use to ensure the treatment is safe and hygienic. It is essential to follow these steps carefully to ensure that the microneedling cartridges are properly sterilised. Here are the steps to sterilise microneedling cartridges:

1. First, ensure that you have all the necessary equipment for sterilisation; gloves, isopropyl alcohol solution (70% or above) and a clean container to hold the solution.
2. Put on your gloves to avoid contaminating the cartridges during the sterilisation process.
3. Check on your cartridge; ensure the needles are in perfect condition (i.e. not bending) and remove any debris.
4. Pour enough alcohol solution into the container and dip the cartridge needle into a sterilisation container, then soak for a couple of minutes.
5. If you have alcohol solution in a spray model, you can spray it towards the needle head of the cartridge.
6. Once the sterilisation is complete, allow the cartridge to air dry before using it.
7. Finally, your cartridge is ready for use.

How to Use

• To ensure there is no cross-contamination, cartridges must be sterilised before treatment.
• Double-cleanse (cleanse and repeat) then wipe the skin clean with an alcohol wipe. Fully tie back your hair, away from your face. 
• Work in small areas and apply serum to each area before needling. This will help to ensure that the pen does not drag or pull on the skin. The recommended pattern to move the pen for best results is vertical, horizontal, and then diagonal in both directions. Using a light pressure and without dragging, repeat this motion over each area two times.

Please note: Comprehensive instructions are included with the device, including diagrams and helpful advice to get the best results. These instructions are also available for download via our help desk at any time, and our friendly customer service team is ready and waiting to answer any questions you may have.

DO NOT USE

• On open wounds. 
• On acne or irritated skin. 
• If irritation occurs.

Please speak with your doctor before purchasing any Dr Pen products. The content on this site is not intended to substitute for the advice of a qualified physician, pharmacist, or other licensed health-care professional. The products may have additional information and instructions on or inside the packaging that you should carefully read and follow. Contact your health-care provider immediately if you suspect that you have a medical problem. This product may not have been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition. For any concerns or questions, please contact your GP or dermatologist.