Is Infini microneedling painful?

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If you have struggled with acne and postacne, you may be a good candidate for Infini mcironeedling. Inifni microneedling specifically addresses enlarged pores and acne scarring. However, if this is your first time getting the treatment or you are worried about the pain factor, will Infini be uncomfortable?





Infini can be uncomfortable for some patients. However, we apply a topical numbing cream that contains lidocaine in order to alleviate pain.


We usually apply it for 15-20 minutes prior to the treatment. You might have a mild discomfort similar to stinging feeling. Since Infini is a microneedling treatment, you may hear some snapping sounds as well.


To alleviate pain more effectively, we recommend patients to additionally get Infini with Pangsis anesthetic device. Pangsis alleviates pain, prevents skin from swelling and bruising.


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