Procell microchanneling technique explained
Procell® Microchanneling creates tiny, controlled microchannels in targeted scalp areas to support delivery of specialized growth factor serums. At Skin & Brows Redefined in Columbia the provider selects specific zones needing attention, so the microchanneling is corrective and targeted rather than a whole-scalp resurfacing, and it is designed to improve the local environment where hair follicles sit.
Those microchannels temporarily increase product access to the scalp surface, allowing the clinic’s Procell® Growth Factor Serum application to reach tissue more directly. This process is intended to support scalp stimulation and follicle support; it does not guarantee hair regrowth. Providers will discuss realistic expectations and how individual factors like underlying cause, home care, and consistency shape results.
Session process and expectations
A typical session at our Forest Acres corridor location focuses on targeted treatment and takes 45 minutes and includes the Procell® scalp microchanneling treatment plus Procell® Growth Factor Serum application. The service is offered at $350. During your consult the provider will map areas of reduced density and explain the plan, so you know which zones will receive focused attention.
Providers will review preparation, aftercare, and any temporary scalp responses you might expect; they will also advise whether a series may be recommended based on scalp condition and hair goals. Because results vary by cause and individual response, follow-up visits and consistent home care are often part of a responsible treatment pathway discussed in your consultation.
Who should consider treatment
PROCELL® SCALP THERAPY is ideal for clients with reduced hair density, early signs of thinning, or specific areas needing targeted follicle support — men and women alike. It is positioned as a corrective scalp therapy for those who want targeted stimulation without committing to a full Keravive™ scalp facial, so it suits clients seeking focused intervention rather than a full-head treatment.
Because Columbia experiences humid summers and spring pollen seasons that can affect scalp comfort, providers will assess local lifestyle and seasonal factors when building a plan. Evening and weekend appointments accommodate commuters on I-77 and North Beltline, and your provider will recommend a course length and timing that fits both your calendar and the scalp’s recovery rhythm.
