MCA Dry Needling vs. Microneedling CIT
MCA Dry Needling and Microneedling CIT both awaken your skin’s healing power—but each has a unique purpose and result.
What is MCA Dry Needling?
MCA (Multitrepannic Collagen Actuation) is a dry needling technique performed without serums or active products. The treatment involves controlled micro‑punctures that intentionally “injure” scar tissue or targeted skin areas.These microchannels serve as pathways for the delivery of nourishing serums and stimulating the skin’s natural healing process. The result? A significant improvement in the texture, tone, and overall quality of your skin.
Best For
- Deep scars (surgical, trauma, or acne)
- Burn marks
- Stretch marks
- Wrinkled or crepey skin (mouth, eyes, neck, chest)
How It Works
- Stimulates fibroblasts to produce collagen and elastin
- Softens rigid scar tissue to improve flexibility
- Promotes smoother, more natural skin texture
Key Benefits
- Non-invasive scar revision
- Improves elasticity in tight or damaged skin
- Permanent results with proper treatment course
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No reliance on topical products—results come from your body’s healing response
What is Microneedling CIT?
Microneedling CIT (Collagen Induction Therapy) uses a microneedling device combined with active serums, vitamins, and peptides. Tiny channels are created in the skin, allowing these nutrients to penetrate deeper while also stimulating natural healing.
Best For
- Acne scars
- Fine lines & wrinkles
- Enlarged pores
- Hyperpigmentation and sun damage
- Overall skin rejuvenation
How It Works
- Controlled micro-injuries trigger new collagen production
- Serums (peptides, vitamins, growth factors) enhance cellular repair
- Improves tone, texture, and brightness
Key Benefits
- Brightens and evens skin tone
- Reduces appearance of acne scars & fine lines
- Plumps skin with fresh collagen and elastin
- Boosts absorption of skincare products
MCA vs. Microneedling — At a Glance
MCA Dry Needling
- Main Focus: Scar revision, skin elasticity
- Serums: None (dry technique)
- Best For: Deep scars, burns, stretch marks, wrinkles
- Healing Trigger: Purely natural body repair response
- Results: Softer scars, improved flexibility
Microneedling CIT
- Main Focus: Overall rejuvenation & pigmentation
- Serums: Yes — serums, vitamins, peptides
- Best For: Acne scars, hyperpigmentation, anti-aging
- Healing Trigger: Collagen stimulation + serums
- Results: Brighter, smoother, youthful-looking skin
Which Treatment is Right For You?
If your main concern is scarring, burns, or stretch marks, MCA Dry Needling is a powerful corrective option.
If you’re looking for overall skin rejuvenation, anti-aging, or pigmentation correction, Microneedling CIT is the better choice.
GALLERY
Both treatments are advanced and results-driven, but the right choice depends on your skin concerns and goals.