Hydra Needle is an effective microneedling/microchanneling device used to inject a variety of serums into the skin. This microneedling device contains 20 gold tip needles to produce optimal delivery into the skin. Each needle creates a hole the same thickness as a hair. The microneedling device is most commonly used to deliver cosmetic and hair rejuvenation serum into the skin and can be utilized for stretch mark and scar removal.

Microneedling has become a popular treatment for those who want smoother skin and a youthful glow on their face. This can also help a number of skin issues like deep wrinkles and stretch marks, to name a few. While this procedure is available in spas and aesthetic practices, microneedling products are now in the market for those who want to do less invasive minor treatments for skin firming and other benefits.

So how do you use a Hydra Needle? You need to lay down or at least tilt your head and start from the top of your face to ensure even coverage. Make sure that the needles are perpendicular to your skin to make thin and minimal punctures. Use pressure on your skin for the hydra needle to take full effect, then rub your serum onto the face. Finally, rinse your skin with clean water.

Hydra Needle Specifications

0.6mm, 1.00mm, 1.5mm Professional Medical Grade Sizes Available
20 individual gold plated needles
Needle material is titanium & 24K gold plated
Special Spiral Groove System delivers PRP and serums directly into the dermis
Plated Disinfection and Sterile EO Gas Package, Single Use Device to provide patient safety and eliminates risk of cross contamination
Can be used for aesthetics, hair restoration, and scar and stretch mark reduction
Package dimensions 12x8x2.5cm (WxDxH)

Benefits of the Integrity Hydra Needle

1. Deeply hydrates and oxygenates dermis and epidermis
2. Brings instant relief by reducing skin trauma post-sun exposure
3. Reduces discomfort of overdried skin (roughness, itching)
4. Restores the mineral and ionic balance of the skin
5. Improves skin hydration from the inside out
6. Activates skin’s self-healing mechanisms against UV, pollutions and allergies (supports immune system of the skin)
7. Reduces deep wrinkles and symptoms of photo-aging and sagging
8. Rejuvenates the skin and improves its complexion
9. Restores skin firming and elasticity
10. Give instant and long-lasting effects!

WHAT IS HYDRANEEDLE USED FOR?

The microneedling device is most commonly used to deliver cosmetic rejuvenation serums into the skin. These micro-infusion treatments improve skin texture, hydration, and elasticity. It not only improves fine lines and wrinkles, but can also improve acne scars, stretch marks, pore size, redness, and overall skin quality.

HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO SEE RESULTS?

Many patients notice a skin plumping and brightening effect immediately but results are usually seen 3-7 days after treatment and typically last approximately 3-4 months (depending on the condition being treated, your lifestyle, and overall skin quality).

HOW OFTEN CAN I GET IT DONE?

This procedure can be done as often as every 1-3 months, as doing several treatments throughout the year will continue to improve long term skin quality. We find that Hydraneedle treatments work best in a series of 3 treatments spaced 4-6 weeks apart.

What serums can I use?

The Integrity Hydra Needle can be used with many custom made solutions and serums including but not limited to the following:
Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP)
Amniotic Fluid Allograft (AmDropTM)
Hyaluronic Acid
Fillers
Neurotoxins
Vitamin C
B-Vitamins
Growth Factors
Peptides

How to Use a Hydra Needle

Not all Hydra Needles are created equal. When purchasing your Hydra Needle (also known as a Hydra Stamp), take note that these come in different brands, so consider the quality, reviews, and product description when browsing. Alternatively, you might come across a product called the “Hydra Roller”. Hydra Needles are similar to microneedling pens, while Hydra Rollers are similar to derma rollers, so choose which one you’re more comfortable working with.

If you find Hydra Needles with different needle lengths, avoid getting those equipped with 2-millimeter needles or longer. This is not recommended for at-home use and can cause extensive scarring. Many Hydra Needles are sold individually, but given that Hydra Needles are disposable and only last a few uses before the needles go dull, it might be more practical to buy in larger quantities.

Preparing Your Skin

Before you can start microneedling, it’s important that you check whether or not you’re suitable for microneedling use. Anyone can do microneedling, but if any of these apply to you, we highly recommend you don’t until these issues clear up.

People with active bacterial infections on their skin. This includes acne cysts, staph infections, psoriasis, eczema, and others. This also includes people who are seeking treatment for these infections but are not fully healed. If you proceed with microneedling, there’s a risk that bacteria can enter the microchannels and cause a deeper infection.
People with a history of poor wound healing. Microneedling relies on your skin’s self-healing mechanisms, so a history of poor wound healing could affect the results.
Women on their periods. Your skin is more sensitive right before and during your period, so wait until after your period ends to perform microneedling to avoid making your treatment more painful.

Otherwise, it’s time to start preparing your skin!

1. Wash your face thoroughly with warm water and a gentle cleanser, then pat dry with a clean towel.
2. This step is optional, but those with sensitive skin types might have difficulty tolerating the puncturing, apply a topical numbing cream or any over-the-counter topical product to your face. Let it sit for 20 to 30 minutes, or as directed on the product description.
3. Using a clean cotton pad or cotton ball, gently wipe your face with 70% isopropyl alcohol solution. This is to cleanse your skin and prevent bacterial infection. Wait for the alcohol to dry before you begin microneedling.

Preparing Your Hydra Needle

Next, let’s prepare your microneedling device. Keep in mind that the Hydra Needle and the Hydra Roller are different (the Hydra Needle is closer to a microneedling pen, while the Hydra Roller is more like a derma roller), and cleaning the Hydra Roller head can be different.

1. Whether you’re using your Hydra Needle for the first time or you’re reusing it, it’s a good practice to disinfect Hydra Needle. Fill a container with enough rubbing alcohol solution to submerge your Hydra Needle’s parts. Let it sit for 10 minutes, then take it out and let it dry completely.
2. Add your serum of choice into the applicator vial. You can use any serum, but keep in mind that serums with thicker consistencies can be difficult to dispense during the procedure. Some serums you can consider include hyaluronic acid (for skin hydration), vitamin C (for dull skin), and any serum that promotes anti-aging treatments, but you can opt to use your favorite product as long as its consistency can provide optimal delivery.
3. Attach the microneedling head to the applicator vial. Remove the cap before application.

Using the Hydra Needle

Make sure you are in a clean environment before beginning the procedure.

1. When using the Hydra Needle, make sure you are laying down or at least tilting your head back. The device should be vertical so that the serum dispenses evenly on all the needles and has optimal delivery.
2. Start at the top of your face and make your way down to ensure an even treatment throughout your face.
3. When stamping the Hydra Needle, make sure the needles are perpendicular to your skin surface. If you do this, the microchannels will be thin and minimal. If you puncture your skin at an angle, the microchannels are wider and more prone to bleeding and scarring.
4. Use even pressure every time you stamp the Hydra Needle. Continue downwards in an organized fashion to ensure every portion of your face is punctured uniformly and evenly.
5. After you’ve finished puncturing, if you still have serum on your face after the treatment, rub it gently into your skin for better absorption.
6. Rinse your face with clean water (don’t use soap or any cleanser) and pat dry.

No downtime is needed for at-home microneedling, but keep in mind that your skin may feel sensitive to the touch for a few days after treatment. At-home microneedling shows huge improvements on your skin with weekly or bi-weekly use.

Cleaning Your Hydra Needle

1. Disassemble your Hydra Needle and wash all the parts with dishwashing soap. This can remove residual blood and remaining skin tissue on your Hydra Needle.
2. Soak the cap, needle attachment, and vial with alcohol for 10 minutes.
3. Let your Hydra Needle components completely dry before storing it.

If your Hydra Needle is a single-use device, replace the cap of the Hydra Needle and dispose of the microneedling tool properly. For Hydra Needles that can be used multiple times, check if the needles are dull; if it is, dispose of your Hydra Needle. Otherwise, you can start cleaning your Hydra Needle.

There are various tools used by both cosmetic practices and DIY users to perform microneedling, but the Hydra Needle offers something more. Compared to other microneedling devices like the derma roller, derma pen, and other related products that puncture microchannels in the skin to trigger its natural healing response, Hydra Needle units are fitted with 20 microneedles and an applicator vial for up to 5 milliliters of fluid.

After adding a topical serum of your choice, the unit can dispense serums into the microchannels as soon as they’re formed in the skin. This allows you to infuse the skin with beneficial serums that can penetrate more deeply, thus providing the patient with an extra dimension to their microneedling experience.

Our Hydra Needle products also come with different needle sizes, which can provide different results based on how deep the needles puncture the skin.

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