Refresh the look of dull skin with the Micro-Infusion Facial System

The stamping action of the Micro-Infusion applicator creates tiny micro-channels on the surface of the skin, helping to enhance the absorption of active ingredients and visibly refresh the complexion. The fine microneedles help apply the serum exactly where it's needed, and the serum delivers visible results over time.

Visible benefits of Micro-Infusion may include:

• More even-looking skin tone and texture
• Glowing, refreshed-looking complexion
• Softer-looking fine lines
• Skin that feels renewed and rejuvenated
• Plumper, more hydrated-looking skin and visibly minimized pores

Many users report a visible radiance boost, a glowy-looking complexion and skin that feels more hydrated within a day or two after their first treatment. In a user study of 30 participants aged 25-65, 93% noticed results the day after their first treatment.

The more consistently you use the treatment, the more visible improvements you'll likely notice over time. It's a great treatment a day or two before a big event, when you want your complexion to look and feel refreshed. Keep up with your everyday skincare routine to help maintain the results.

After 1–3 treatments (the first month): mild redness right after treatment is a normal response. Skin looks more hydrated, plumped and refreshed; the complexion appears smoother and more radiant.

After 6 treatments (around 2 months): fine lines begin to appear softened, skin tone looks more even and bright, and hydration feels longer-lasting.

After 9+ treatments (3 months and beyond): the complexion looks clearer and more balanced, skin feels firmer, and texture appears smoother and more refined.

Expect minimal discomfort. When the needles first touch the skin you may feel a slight pricking sensation, but you'll quickly get used to it. Most users describe it as a light tingling or gentle pressure rather than pain, and a full session takes only about 5 minutes.

Yes. The system has been independently evaluated for safety. The Qlear Micro-Infusion System underwent an independent clinical evaluation of dermatologic safety-in-use conducted by a Board-Certified Dermatologist. 31 subjects spanning all Fitzpatrick skin types (I-VI) completed the evaluation with no adverse reactions reported or observed, and the product was deemed safe for its intended use.

We recommend one Micro-Infusion treatment every 10 days - 3 treatments a month, one serum vial each. This spacing gives your skin time to rest and renew between sessions while results keep building - more frequent use is not better and may irritate the skin. Stay consistent: the most visible improvements in tone, texture and fine lines typically show after 6-9 treatments over 2-3 months.

At night before bed, so the serum can absorb overnight while your skin is in repair mode. Avoid the sun and makeup for 24 hours after the treatment. If you're preparing for a special occasion, plan your session 1-2 days before the event so any mild redness has settled and your skin looks its freshest.

Micro-Infusion can be used on the face, around the eye area and on the neck. Around the eyes, it can help smooth the look of crow's feet - use very gentle pressure and only one pass, and watch how your skin responds. On the neck, it can help improve the look of fine lines, creases and horizontal lines.

We recommend using only the serum vials included in your kit. Not every serum is suitable for Micro-Infusion: the micro-channels increase absorption, so a formula that is fine on the skin's surface may irritate when infused. The included serum is made for the applicator's needle head and flow.

Micro-Infusion improves the skin's appearance by creating micro-channels on the skin's surface while delivering the serum at the same time. Two practical differences from a rolling device:

• The motion: Micro-Infusion uses a vertical stamping action, while rollers drag needles through the skin at an angle, which can cause more surface irritation.
• Delivery: the serum flows through the applicator as you stamp, rather than being applied separately and hoping it absorbs.

A single professional microneedling session typically costs $300 or more, and a full course usually needs several visits. An at-home treatment costs a fraction of that (see the price comparison above), and you save the time and travel of clinic appointments. An at-home system is a cosmetic treatment focused on the skin's surface appearance - a convenient, affordable complement to professional care, not a medical procedure.

Each kit contains serum vials (5 ml each, one per treatment) and screw-on microneedle applicators:

• 1 Month Supply: 3 vials + 1 applicator (3 treatments)
• 3 Month Supply: 6 vials + 2 applicators (6 treatments)
• 6 Month Supply: 12 vials + 4 applicators (12 treatments)

When your vials run out, a new kit or a Subscribe & Save plan keeps you supplied, and the subscription can be cancelled anytime.

Mild redness right after a treatment is normal - a sign the micro-channels have been created - and for most users it settles within hours. That's why we recommend treating at night: you sleep while the serum absorbs. Avoid direct sun and makeup for 24 hours after treatment, so plan a session 1-2 days before an important event rather than the same morning.

Skip Micro-Infusion on skin that is broken out, irritated, sunburned or has open wounds, and wait until the skin has fully calmed. Pause strong actives like retinoids and exfoliating acids for 24-48 hours before and after a treatment, since the micro-channels temporarily increase absorption. If you are pregnant or nursing, please do not use this product. If you have a diagnosed skin condition, are under a dermatologist's care or use prescription skincare, check with your doctor first.

It's designed for first-timers, and a full session takes about 5 minutes: cleanse your face, screw the applicator onto a serum vial and let it soak for 1-2 minutes, then gently stamp across your skin section by section with light pressure. The main rules: light pressure, only one gentle pass around the eyes, and stick to one treatment every 10 days.

Yes. Micro-Infusion should be performed on clean, exposed skin. Short stubble is generally fine as long as the applicator can make full contact with the skin. For longer or denser facial hair, trim or shave the treatment area first, or treat only the areas where the skin is clearly exposed.