What Does Micro-Infusion Feel Like? A First-Treatment Guide
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One of the most common questions before a first micro-infusion session is whether it hurts. ReGlow is a treatment-style skincare tool, so you can feel the applicator, but the experience should be controlled rather than aggressive.
During the session
Most users describe a noticeable stamping or prickling sensation as the applicator contacts the skin. Sensation varies by person and by area of the face.
Do not use extra pressure
Pressing harder does not make the routine better. Follow the recommended technique and avoid dragging or repeatedly stamping the same area.
How long does it take?
A facial session is designed to be short—generally around 5–10 minutes once you are familiar with the routine.
What can the skin feel like afterward?
Temporary pinkness, warmth, or sensitivity can occur. The skin should be treated gently after a session.
Simple aftercare
Skip makeup for 24 hours, avoid direct sun for 24–48 hours, and pause stronger skincare actives for about 2–3 days.
When to stop
If discomfort is severe or symptoms persist or worsen, stop use and seek appropriate professional advice.
Frequently asked questions
Is ReGlow supposed to be painless?
You can feel the stamping sensation. It should not require aggressive pressure.
How long is a session?
About 5–10 minutes for many users once familiar with the process.
Can I put makeup on afterward?
Wait at least 24 hours.
