What is Spicule Peeling?
Spicule Peeling, also known as "non-invasive microneedling," combines marine spicules (microscopic sponge needles) with a professional massage technique to press the spicules into the skin through the pores. This accelerates skin cell metabolism, shortens the cell growth cycle, and allows new cells to replace old, damaged ones.
The treatment promotes the shedding of dead keratinocytes, thickens the stratum spinosum, and stimulates collagen regeneration — helping to repair acne scars, smooth skin texture, and rejuvenate the skin. The shedding process also accelerates the removal of pigmented cells, providing brightening, spot-lightening, and acne scar-fading benefits.
Treatment cycle: Once every 28 days.
Suitable For
Recommended for those who need:
- Pore refinement
- Fine line reduction
- Stretch mark improvement
- Improved skin laxity
- Dead skin cell exfoliation
- Closed comedone improvement
- Pigmentation reduction
- Spot and acne scar fading
- Acne pit repair
Before & After Results
Before Treatment
- One week before treatment: Do not use retinoids (Vitamin A acid), fruit acids, laser treatments, or exfoliating/scrubbing products.
- Five days before treatment: Do not squeeze or extract acne.
- Not suitable for: Those with skin allergies, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, pregnant women, or metabolic disorders.
After Treatment
- First 24 hours: Do not get your face wet. After 24 hours (especially within 48 hours), gently cleanse with a soft, delicate facial cloth.
- First 3 days: Apply medical-grade calming or repair masks daily.
- Within one week: Avoid alcohol, saunas/baths, strenuous exercise that causes sweating, and strong UV exposure. Keep skin hydrated and apply sunscreen regularly. Avoid makeup for the first 2 days.
- Within 2 weeks: Do not use retinoids, fruit acids, laser treatments, or exfoliating/scrubbing products. We recommend returning to the clinic for 3 sebum barrier repair treatments during this period.
*The above are recommended care guidelines, which may vary depending on individual skin type, health condition, and other factors.