Technology

Microneedling Pen

ManufacturerClinical Resolution Laboratory, Inc.DeviceInnoPen

In short

Our microneedling pen is the InnoPen by Clinical Resolution Laboratory, Inc., a Health Canada-licensed Class II device (licence 99001). Its sterile, single-use InnoTip cartridge of very fine needles makes controlled micro-channels that prompt the skin's natural repair. We use it in Microneedling + LED.

How it works

The pen moves over numbed skin at a set depth. The tiny channels trigger repair, and let serums reach deeper than on intact skin.

Used inMicroneedling + LED · combined OxyGeneo and microneedling series.

What it feels likeVibration or a light scratch, with numbing cream applied first.

Health Canada licenceThe InnoPen system holds Health Canada medical device licence 99001 (Class II), issued to Clinical Resolution Laboratory, Inc. It covers the pen (model INNO-MD-P1), its InnoTip needle cartridges and its power supply. You can look it up in Health Canada's Medical Devices Active Licence Listing .

Treatments that use it

Available

Microneedling + LED

Microneedling + LED is a collagen-induction treatment that uses a fine-needle pen to create controlled micro-channels, followed by calming LED light. At Flourish TCM Clinic in Yaletown, Vancouver, the face and neck treatment is 120 minutes, $330, performed by Mina Gharnian, skin care practitioner.

120 min$330

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Safety notes

Single-use sterile cartridges. Not used over active acne, infection or cold sores, during pregnancy, or within 6 months of isotretinoin.

FAQ

Common questions

Are the needles reused?

No. Cartridges are sterile and single-use.

How deep does it go?

The depth is set for your skin and area.

Is it like a tattoo?

No. There's no ink, and the needles are far finer.