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Dr. Lee Discusses Needle-Free Hydration and Ingredient Delivery

Original article published June 13, 2025

This NOW Health report by Lin Yu-min features Dr. Lee (李杰年) of 杰膚美皮膚專科 discussing how the skin barrier affects professional delivery care. The interview describes the epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous tissue, and uses the outer barrier to explain why applying more product does not necessarily mean more absorption.

Respecting the barrier

Dr. Lee uses a limited-absorption example in the report, but the amount absorbed differs by ingredient and formulation. He also discusses how excessive exfoliation can contribute to redness, itching and peeling.

The original contrasts a microcrystal-water-channel and electroporation approach with roller-based microneedling. It reports bleeding, crusting, pigmentation and recovery intervals in the latter discussion. These examples help explain why delivery choice must consider both the goal and recovery.

A professional delivery option

Meso Infinity is presented as a needle-free approach using ETM volcanic-microcrystal technology with electroporation. The interview discusses temporary channels and delivery beyond the surface as the proposed mechanism.

Importantly, although the article describes the method as noninvasive, it also reports that mild redness, stinging or small blood spots may occur over the following two to three days. The English version retains those observations rather than presenting “needle-free” as a promise of no reaction.

Vitamin C, concentrated formulations and exosome-related ingredients are discussed as options chosen for individual needs. The physician describes a gradual approach to brightness in a patient with pigmentation concerns after previous laser care, and ongoing professional care for patients in their thirties. These are clinical observations reported in the interview.

Planning over a skin-renewal cycle

The report discusses four-to-six-week renewal cycles, with longer six-to-eight-week examples for older skin, and care intervals around one to two months. The relevant schedule depends on the patient and should be reviewed by the treating professional.

For use after laser or microneedling procedures, Dr. Lee emphasizes assessing the skin first. Ingredient allergy and individual tolerance remain important. Moisturizing, sun protection and a suitable follow-up plan support the approach described in the article.

Source: NOW Health report reproduced on HERBEST. Original image retained.

Dr. Lee Discusses Needle-Free Hydration and Ingredient Delivery

Respecting the barrier

A professional delivery option

Planning over a skin-renewal cycle

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