0.2 mm Soluble Hyaluronic Acid Microneedle Roller

🔍 Clinic vs Home

• Clinic level: Needle length 0.5–2 mm, requires numbing, may cause slight bleeding, costs over a thousand HKD per session, and requires 1–2 days for recovery post-treatment.

• Home version: Needle length 0.2 mm, nearly painless, can be used after cleansing, with zero recovery time.

Comparison with major home microneedling products:

• Shiseido MicroClick — 0.02 mm / 18 needles disposable, 1.4 ml approximately HK$2,280.

• Lancome Nano Booster — 0.08 mm / 400 needle chip, main device approximately HK$2,500.

My Skin 0.2 mm dissolvable hyaluronic acid microneedle roller

• Made in Taiwan, medical-grade process, 1 box contains 4 replacement heads usable for 1-2 months.

• The needle body dissolves in the deeper epidermal layer, delivering active ingredients for absorption without metal sensitivity.

• Surface tension test: Absorption capacity significantly improved; slight redness in the bone position and neck subsides in 15 minutes.

• Half-face practical test: Noticeable improvement in pore contour after one treatment. Paired with My Skin collagen-repairing spray, replicating "baby skin glow." 

Premium technology original price HK$533 → Group purchase price HK$400！

Use once every 1-2 weeks, process:

• Thoroughly cleanse and dry the skin

• Open the microneedle roller packaging

• Attach the roller to the handle

• Roll back and forth on the areas of the face that need enhancement

• Evenly apply serum to the entire face

• Use the roller again to help the serum absorb

• After completion, proceed with the subsequent skincare routine in order

Package: Roller 4EA, Handle × 1EA
Shelf Life: 3 years when unopened.
Ingredients: Hyaluronic Acid, Maltodextrin, Propanediol, Sodium Benzoate, Allantoin, Polysorbate 20, Water

– Frequently Asked Questions Q&A

Q1｜Why use hyaluronic acid (HA) for microneedling?

• HA is naturally present in the skin matrix, high biocompatibility, so there is no need to worry about metal allergies or silicone debris residue.

• After dissolving, it forms a "moisture gel," conveniently bringing small molecular actives deeper into the epidermis.

• Biodegradable, no sharp waste; friendlier to sensitive skin.

Q2｜What is the difference between 0.2 mm and 0.02–0.08 mm, 0.5 mm?

• 0.02–0.08 mm: Only penetrates the stratum corneum, introduces a shallow effect that is slow to show results but has the lowest pain sensation.

• 0.2 mm: Directly reaches the epidermal spiny cell layer, can trigger a slight repair response, almost painless, no bleeding.

• 0.5 mm↑ (clinic level): Enters the dermal papilla layer, stimulates collagen proliferation the most, but requires anesthesia and professional disinfection.
  → For a safe "perceptible upgrade" at home, 0.2 mm is the most balanced.

Q3｜Which is safer, soluble microneedles or hard nano chips?

• Soluble needles are single-use → lose their tips once dissolved, with a cross-infection probability of approximately 0.

• Hard nano chips require alcohol or UV disinfection, making it difficult to clean all corners 100% at home.

• The roller design can also reduce "single-point repeated pressure," leading to quicker reduction of redness.

Q4｜How often is it most suitable to use?

• It is recommended to use once a week, with one month as a treatment cycle (a set of 4 heads is just right).

• For sensitive skin, you can start byreducing the dosage by half: once every 2 weeks, and increase the dosage if there is no discomfort.

Q5｜What skincare should be used after?

• First layer: Alcohol-free, fragrance-free soothing spray or repair essence (such as a repair spray containing baby protein).

• Second Layer: Repair Cream.

• Avoid for 2 days before and after: High concentration acids, alcohol-containing toners, and high-temperature exposure.

Q6 | Can sensitive or acne-prone skin use this?

• Imagine doing weight training: Healthy skin = muscles without obvious strains before training, micro-needling acts like a "low-load, high-repetition" stimulus for the skin; the needle tips create extremely fine "muscle fiber fissures," prompting the body to activate its repair mechanisms, delivering collagen and growth factors, ultimately making the "muscle"—the stratum corneum-dermis structure—thicker and smoother.

• Redness and swelling outbreak period = muscles are in acute inflammation: At this time, heavy lifting will only expand the tearing surface, prolonging the recovery period and potentially leaving scars. Similarly, performing micro-needling while the skin is in active inflammation places excessive load on the barrier, easily leading to more severe peeling or secondary infections.

• Recommendation:

  1. First stabilize the inflammation (such as drying out acne, reducing redness) — just like allowing muscles to rest until they are no longer painful.

  2. Immediately replenish "nutrients" after micro-needling: Top soothing spray and repair essence = high protein + amino acid supply, promoting "excessive recovery."

  3. Once every 1-2 weeks, allowing the skin sufficient "recovery days."

Q7 | Can a replacement head be reused?

• Single-use: The needle body is made of hyaluronic acid, which partially dissolves into the skin and loses its tip structure during rolling.

• Using it again has no penetrating power, and it is difficult to fully disinfect, making it easy to introduce bacteria; for safety and effectiveness, dispose of after one use.

Q8｜If there are warts on the skin, can micro-needling cause infection?

• Warts are caused by viruses; if the micro-needle directly rolls over the wart, the virus can spread to nearby healthy skin through the newly created small channels.

• For safe use, please treat or cover the wart before proceeding with micro-needling.

Action Guide

• Single Wart: First, cover the wart with medical adhesive tape/water gel patch (such as acne patch), avoiding that area while rolling the rest of the skin as usual.

• Multiple Warts / Prone to Spread (such as flat warts): It is recommended to seek treatment from a dermatologist (cryotherapy, acid treatment, etc.) and ensure complete healing before considering micro-needling.

• 24 hours post-procedure: Keep the face clean and avoid frequent touching to prevent viruses or bacteria from entering the micro-pores.