1. What is Spicule Regeneration Treatment?

Spicule treatment is a peeling method that utilizes micro-needles (spicules) derived from marine sponges to help the skin naturally recover and become healthy.

While typical peeling treatments artificially remove the skin's surface,

the tiny spicule components penetrate deep into the skin, creating an environment that activates the skin's inherent regenerative capabilities.

Spicules remain active within the skin for about 72 hours, helping waste products and old dead skin cells naturally shed during this process.

The skin's turnover cycle, typically 28 days, is shortened to about 3-5 days, which can contribute to making the skin smoother more quickly.

2. Key Benefits

The micro-stimulation promotes collagen production and helps skin cells regain vitality, aiding in skin regeneration and exfoliation.

By regulating sebum secretion and helping to remove waste products inside pores, it can have a positive impact on improving acne scars and enlarged pores.

Once the old keratin layer is cleared, dull skin tone can become brighter, and skin irregularities are alleviated, leading to an overall smoother skin texture.

It can also help alleviate keratosis pilaris, commonly known as 'chicken skin,' which often appears on arms or legs.

3. Synergy Treatment to Enhance Effects

While excellent results can be achieved with spicule treatment alone, combining it with steamer treatment can further enhance the synergistic effects.

Highly concentrated ampoules are atomized into tiny particles and sprayed onto the micro-pathways opened by spicules, delivering active ingredients without friction.

A key feature is that the finely fragmented ampoule particles are smoothly absorbed into the skin's dermal layer through the channels created by spicules, without the need for separate rubbing.

The fine water particles emitted by the steamer help soothe any stinging sensation that may be felt immediately after the treatment and contribute to supplying the necessary regenerative energy to the skin.

This approach minimizes skin irritation while maximizing the absorption of active ingredients, allowing for a more comfortable yet effective skin regeneration treatment.

4. Precautions After Treatment

For about one week after the treatment, it is best to avoid hot and humid environments such as saunas, jjimjilbangs (Korean bathhouses), and swimming pools.

If dead skin cells appear, do not peel them off artificially; allow them to shed naturally.

It is important to focus on sufficient moisturizing and diligently apply sunscreen to protect the newly emerging skin.