What to Expect During Your Procell Microneedling Treatment

During your stem cell microneedling session, your scalp will come into direct contact with needles, which are attached to a roller. These needles are very small and very fine. The roller is worked along the scalp, right at the site of the hair loss. The needles will then create tiny injuries to the scalp area.

Prior to the treatment, expect your provider to apply a topical anesthetic, directly onto your scalp. This is done to help reduce any pain, given the nature of the treatment. Depending on how large the treatment area is, the length of the treatment can vary. Still, stem cell microneedling is generally a fast treatment — in most cases, it will take less than ten to fifteen minutes. After that, you’re done! It’s as simple and easy as that.

Following your stem cell microneedling treatment, you might see some bruising, redness, or swelling on the affected area of the scalp. There may also be a small amount of pain, following the procedure. However, most side effects of a microneedling procedure will fade within around five days of the treatment. Microneedling is a non-invasive procedure, so there’s no need to pause your daily life in order to recover.