Aluminum Cylinder Mounted Acne Needle Set

This Aluminum Cylinder Mounted Acne Needle Set offers a professional, sterile, and durable solution for precision skin extractions. Featuring 10 mounted needles secured in an aluminum cylindrical holder, this kit is ideal for extracting blackheads, whiteheads, and surface comedones with control and hygiene. The aluminum mount offers a stable grip and easy handling during procedure work, making it suitable for both skincare professionals and home users who understand safe extraction techniques.

Aluminum Mounted Acne Needle Set

Features

• 10 Precision Mounted Needles: Each needle is securely fixed in the aluminum cylinder for steady, safe handling.

• Aluminum Mounting Cylinder: Durable, lightweight, and corrosion-resistant for repeated use.

• Sterile Preparation (when shipped / before use): Designed for hygienic use—always sterilize again before actual skin contact.

• High Precision Tips: Fine tips minimize trauma to surrounding skin when extracting.

• Compact & Portable: Slim cylindrical design fits easily into treatment kits or tool trays.

Why You Should Buy this Aluminum Mounted Acne Needle Set

This kit is a more refined tool option for those who already have experience with extraction. The mounted needles offer more control than loose extractors, and the aluminum mount adds protection and stability. Perfect for skilled users who want cleaner extractions with less guesswork.

FAQs

1. What does “mounted needle” mean?
   A mounted needle is attached to a handle or holder (here, aluminum cylinder) so you have better grip and stabilization during extraction.

2. How should I sterilize before use?
   Use medical-grade alcohol, autoclave (if possible), or a sterilizing solution. Always re-sterilize just before each use.

3. What blemishes should this kit be used on?
   Suitable for surface comedones, open blackheads, and very superficial whiteheads. Avoid deep cysts or inflamed acne.

4. Is this safe for beginners?
   Not recommended for true beginners. Without proper technique, risks include scarring, infection, pigmentation. Practice caution and ideally train first.

5. How many uses per needle?
   Depends on cleaning and care—if maintained well and not damaged, each needle may be usable for multiple sessions.