Sunday, April 3, 2011
How does Multitrepannic Collagen Actuation work?
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
The Back Story On MCA
All procedures and medical techniques must begin somewhere. State of the art medicine is innovation at its finest. The same is true with MCA. Also known as Multitrepannic Collagen Actuation is a non-surgical and entirely natural way of getting the body's own cells to regenerate and minimize wrinkles.
A little history lesson...
The first written works were from a Doctor Camairand who discovered that scars of some clients that he had tattooed with pigment were in fact re-pigmenting naturally. He named the process Trepanation. A Doctor Des Dernandes read this article and experienced that abraded scars would plump up. Doctor Kristan Matzek, who is a leading micropigmentation specialist and who is also the Vice-President of the American Academy of Micropigmentation discovered that using dry-needle technique" to scars and wrinkles would give favorable results to minimize these and other problems. It is possible (in some cases) for an experienced practitioner to erase up to 10 years from the aging face of men and women- without surgery or even Botox.
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Multitrepannic Collagen Actuation
What is MCA?
M.C.A. (Multitrepannic Collagen Actuation) is a non-surgical and entirely natural way of getting the body's own cells to regenerate and minimize wrinkles. This process can be used to relax constricted scars, plump the "valley" of wrinkles (causing them to fill in), and "white scars" can often be re-pigmented to better match the surrounding skin tones.
Performed correctly, MCA can even plump lip tissue and alleviate small unsightly wrinkles around the lip area. MCA is practically painless, completely risk- free and is a great alternative to injectable fillers such as Collagen injections and muscle relaxants such as Botox. The results of MCA are much longer-lasting and more affordable. Usually, only gifted and experienced individuals practicing MCA can achieve the best results.