Aquagold Fine Touch (Microchannel Infusion)

Provider mixes a custom cocktail (typically 1–2 units micro-Botox per stamp + skin-booster HA + vitamin C + peptides) and loads it into the device's reservoir. Skin is cleaned, numbing cream applied for 15 minutes. Provider stamps the device across the entire face in a grid pattern — each stamp delivers the cocktail through 20 microchannels into the upper dermis simultaneously. Total procedure time: 20–30 minutes. No bleeding or significant swelling.

Numbing cream for 15 minutes pre-treatment. Mild stinging during stamps. Slight redness for 4–24 hours. No bruising in 90% of cases. Immediate 'glassy' glow from the HA. Pore-shrinking and sebum-reduction effects from the micro-Botox emerge over 5–10 days and last 8–12 weeks. The HA hydration peaks at 2–4 weeks and lasts 2–4 months.

Aquagold Fine Touch is a single-use medical device with 20 hair-thin (sub-0.6mm), 24-karat gold-plated needles arranged around a central reservoir. The provider fills the reservoir with a custom 'cocktail' — typically very small doses of botulinum toxin, hyaluronic acid (Restylane Skinboosters or Juvederm Volite), vitamin C, peptides, growth factors, or PRP — and stamps the device across the face. The needles deliver the cocktail uniformly into the upper dermis at a depth too shallow to bruise but deep enough for the actives to reach functioning skin layers. The Botox at this depth doesn't paralyze muscles — it shrinks pore size and reduces sebum production by acting on superficial sweat glands. The HA layer hydrates and plumps. The combined treatment is positioned as a 'glass skin in 30 minutes' luxury procedure, popular before weddings, red carpets, and as part of monthly maintenance for celebrities. Originated in US celebrity dermatology around 2014; spread to K-beauty clinics and is now a standard high-end menu item globally.