Automated microneedling punctures the skin to create controlled micro-injuries – approximately 250 tiny holes per square centimeter. These micro-injuries trigger the body to release growth factors and fill these tiny wounds with newly produced elastin and collagen. Elastic protein allows the tissues to resume their shape after stretching. Collagen, the most abundant protein within the body, serves as connective tissues. By producing these components, the skin can improve its texture and firmness and remove wrinkles while also reducing the prominence of scars, stretch marks, and pore size.