Micro Infusion System.

"I found it easy to use with comprehensive instructions. I disagree with the claim of it being completely painless. I have a good pain tolerance but found it uncomfortable to do, especially on top of the bones like the orbital bone, around the mouth, or on the forehead, to the point that I never did more than two passes. Directly after treatment my face looked quite red, sometimes with a few spots of pinpoint bleeding, and it felt tight and sensitive for the next few hours. I didn't see drastic results, nothing I would attribute solely to the Qure system, but it is incredibly hard to judge subtle changes in your own skin. [...] I love the individually packaged heads and the clear and precise instructions. [...] It addresses my main concern, the risk of infection when doing at home micro needling, and I love that they provide a serum specifically designed to be used for the treatment. [...] Still, I have one complaint about the treatment ampoules: why use rose flower water instead of regular water. Even if it isn't much, the rose water contains fragrant components that serve no purpose other than smelling nice, and [...] I feel a little more hesitant about fragrance when I'm purposefully breaking my skin surface. [...] I also don't understand why they have the glass vial you pour the serum into. It allows you to mix two different serums, but if you could just screw the head onto the serum ampoule it would be less waste and less risk of contamination. I haven't made up my mind yet if I will continue using the Qure Micro Infusion System, in part because of my concerns regarding the rose water, and in part because I really do not like poking my face with the needles. But if you're already a fan of at home micro needling, this is a much safer and more hygienic option than traditional derma rollers, both because of the fresh head you use every time and because of the reduced risk of trauma to the skin compared to a roller."

"Cure's micro infusion at-home microneedling kit has an interchangeable, individually packed head and serum concentrates you pour in, so you always have a sterile head, the needle won't get blunt, and you only use stuff that is designed to be used with micro needling, and it's a stamping device so it doesn't drag or tug at the skin like rollers do. I already used it once but I can't comment on any results because I fell ill right after, so I'll report back once I've finished the 3 months of treatment."

"Qure's Micro Infusion System is everything I thought dermarolling was but isn't. It's safer, it's smarter, and so much more effective because it actually works the way it's supposed to. I've been using it for over a year now, and I've seen measurable improvements, smoother texture, plumper skin, and just a nicer tone to my skin as well. I know what products are going to plump my skin, what's going to add hydration and even out my skin tone, but using this once every two weeks, you can just see the difference that this system can make. I know the word needles might scare some people, but it's really not scary, it doesn't hurt, it feels more like tiny static on the skin. You take the device, fill it up with your serum, use one of the sanitary disposable heads, and follow a very precise routine of stamping the product over your skin. It takes about five minutes to do, it's really easy, and your face gets pretty red, but that disappears really quickly and the next day you're left glowing. It's not just product sat on the skin. It basically uses twenty four karat gold plated microneedles to deliver the serum you pour in directly into the skin for better absorption."

"As of filming this video I would have been using this for four or five weeks and I love it so far. I'm at that age now when it comes to skincare where I'm like, okay, but what's next, what are those extra little things I can be doing at home to take my skin to the next level, and the Qure Micro Infusion System seems to be that answer. My only regret is I wish I had used it sooner, like the moment Dr. Sha and Dr. Maxfield recommended it and the moment people were asking me to review it in the comments, I wish I could have jumped on that. But Qure is actually offering up to 55% off exclusive bundles, so make sure to use the link in the description down below to get your hands on these bundles."

"This is my favorite at home version of my favorite in clinic treatment. This is the time I'm just stocking up. But I also think this would make a great gift for the person who is just more serious about their skincare."

"I absolutely love the Qure Micro Infusion System. One of the most effective treatments that I tried in a clinical setting was micro stamping growth factors, so I was really thrilled to see an at home option, but also super curious. I think this is executed so well to be a safe at home treatment but still effective. The dermastamping needles are 0.5 mm, which is the minimal amount to effectively work, so you don't need numbing cream, you're not going to be bleeding all over the place, but it will create that deep passageway. When I first started using this I definitely was a bit too light handed, I was very gingerly because it's not painless, and I would always be left with so much serum. That's okay, I just apply it afterwards, I love the EGF serum by the way. But when I really started stamping properly and letting the needles go as deep as they need to, everything just worked better. My skin would even feel tighter in the next few days. The toggle that releases all the serum works better too when I'm putting the right amount of pressure, and when I use it nowadays I have very little serum left. But I noticed that for a few days after doing this whole system my skin just really glows. One of my really good friends actually uses this almost solely on her neck area, it's made quite a vast difference."

"It's a perfect serum pairing with micro stamping, boosts collagen production and skin healing. [...] The serums are superstars. They are simple but really concentrated and they are the type of serums that you want micro stamped into your skin and the glow and the tightening of the skin in the next day is phenomenal. I personally like to go through a cycle of the 3 month supply where I'm doing it once every two weeks and I do that with restraint because I wish I could actually do it a lot more often. By the third month, I definitely notice the difference. My skin feels firmer. It feels tighter. It feels plump. The overall tone looks great and everything feels really smooth."

"One of the professional treatments I found to be the most effective is a combination of micro needling and growth factors, but the results are really quite impressive. My skin feels so tight, so firm, and it's so glowy, and it particularly makes a difference on the neck area. This is not something I would ever consider doing outside of a clinical environment until I came across the Qure Micro Infusion System. This uses micro stamping, which is way more controlled than derma rolling. So far this has been foolproof and so much safer for self-administration. The stamping tips are disposable and for one time use only. The needle tips are 0.5 millimeters, which is the minimal length required to achieve results. Professional treatments usually go up to 2 millimeter needles and that requires a lot of numbing cream. The needles are surgical grade, 24 karat gold plated titanium, and are thinner than hair. These will penetrate through the top layer of skin, which is really what needs to happen in order to be effective, but with less discomfort and minimal downtime."

"The Qure Micro Infusion System, I think, has really made headways here. I was very against any type of stamping at home, but they're pushing the limits toward making this more acceptable at home, and to me that's an innovation. You have the micro infusion device, and I've always held the position that it does help ingredients penetrate better into the skin by poking holes in the stratum corneum. By creating that small amount of trauma to the skin, it does help support and boost your collagen production, so there's definitely benefits to microneedling. We see it in the office, there's definitely benefits to increasing penetration of your skincare products. The concern is always how do you do it safely, and they really have pushed the limits to make it safer. One, you have the sterile needle tips, each one comes in sterile packaging, the same type of packaging that we get our medical devices in in the office, individually torn, you use them. This is the cleanest way that you're going to get needles into the skin. The second thing is now they're bundled, and even part of their portfolio is that they actually have hypochlorous acid."

"I was arguing internally with myself: what were the problems I actually had with dermarolling at home? Does this check those boxes? And it kind of did, so I felt more comfortable recommending it because I no longer had an objective argument against it, but it really was a bit of an evolution. I actually think it works. I think it's safe and I think it's effective. The skincare landscape was very different four or five years ago, and even two years ago, when people were still learning the basics. Now that those basics of safety and how to use products without overexfoliating are in place, and more widely available through multiple touch points, people want something to really step it up without having to spend a ton of money going into an office. To get outsized results you do need to push it to some extent, and I think the device does that. That's the reason we love this so much: we used to do it in clinic, but we couldn't go as frequently as we'd like to actually see the benefits. This solution works well because you can do it more frequently at a very cost effective rate. If you only do it once a year, I don't know, but you can see a huge difference in your skin."

"The one we've talked about the most and certainly have backed most solidly is the Qure Micro Infusion System. That's because this uses a sterile head, single use, and it's also with very deliberate length needles. So the risk of infection, the risk of irritation, the risk of damage to your skin from the needling is much, much, much lower than with something like a traditional dermaroller. This is one of the most thoughtful uses of micro infusion because this is an ingredient that can have difficulty penetrating in the skin. By creating these tiny breaks in the skin, it can increase the penetration of these ingredients. If you're going to do it at home, please, please learn how to do this properly. That means cleansing the skin before. If you have a hypochlorous acid spray, spray it on the face, allow it to dry, micro stamp, and then allow that infusion to seep into the skin, and then afterwards just simply moisturize. Don't do anything crazy, don't use a needle tip over and over again. You just don't want to introduce infection or irritation, and that's going to set your entire skincare routine backwards."

"The microinfusion system continues to be my favorite microneedling system because of the disposable heads. Microneedling always comes with risk, but I believe there are ways to minimize that risk, and I feel like Cure just has the best system for minimizing it. I do wish they had a serum system that didn't include fragrance ingredients. This is my second product in this video for hyperpigmentation, and it actually does work for me, though I'm very cautious with how I do it, I take a couple of days off my retinoid before microneedling and make sure my skin bounces back. It's still one of the best ways in my opinion to fight hyperpigmentation."

"The Cure Microinfusion System has been the best for results for me when it comes to hyperpigmentation. What they got right is that it's a disposable system, which matters because you can't micro needle safely if you're introducing bacteria, and with something like a derma roller you can never fully sterilize it. I use it at .5 millimeter needles, I tried 1 millimeter once and that was too much for my skin, but at .5 I turn red but I don't get irritated. You can see results even the next morning, and it's shocking how good my skin looks, especially two days after using it. It's also much more cost effective compared to in-office treatments, and I like that it's a bi-weekly system, though I have to stop using my adapalene a few days before I do it."

"Here is another thing you can do at home to help treat these vertical lip lines. This is by Qure, the Micro Infusion, kind of like micro needling or micro stamping. These are actually little teeny needles that you can stamp into the skin to help break through the stratum corneum and help infuse the serum that's in this vial into the skin. That's going to get you better penetration of the skincare ingredients, and that can help build collagen more quickly and more robustly than just putting a topical on it. But you have to use these precisely and carefully."

"This gets the budget derm stamp of approval for results and price, plus it's just super easy and quick to do, which always wins me over."