Products

Crown Aesthetics products carve out a unique space in the aesthetics industry.

Our non-invasive innovations – SkinPen®, the first-ever FDA-cleared microneedling device; the post-microneedling protocol Skinfuse®; and the platelet-rich plasma system ProGenTM – act as “gateway” products that draw new consumers to leading physician-directed practices around the world.

SkinPen by Crown Aesthetics

SKINPEN®

The First FDA-Cleared Microneedling
Device in the World1

SkinFuse by Crown Aesthetics

BIOJUVE™

A clinically proven, living microbe technology to optimize skin health for a wide range of anti-aging skin concerns

ProGen PRP by Crown Aesthetics

PROGENTM

Flexible Platelet-Rich Plasma System2

SkinPen by Crown Aesthetics

MicroPen EVO™

FDA-cleared microneedling device and an ideal gateway technology to help you grow your practice

ProGen PRP by Crown Aesthetics

Votesse™

Physician-formulated, hair health system that includes a proprietary oral nutraceutical and a topical foam

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References
[1] SkinPen® U.S. intended use: The SkinPen® Precision system is a microneedling device and accessories intended to be used as a treatment to improve the appearance of wrinkles of the neck for Fitzpatrick skin types II – IV and to improve the appearance of facial acne scars in adults with all Fitzpatrick skin types aged 22 years and older. Rx only. SkinPen® international intended use: SkinPen Precision is a microneedling device that utilizes collagen induction therapy to treat melasma, acne, and surgical scars. See intended use, important safety information, and clinical trial details (data on file) at skinpen.com. [2] ProGen™ intended use: The ProGen PC Kit is indicated for the rapid preparation of autologous Platelet Rich Plasma from a small sample of blood at the patient’s point of care. The Platelet Rich Plasma is mixed with autograft/or allograft bone prior to the application to a bony defect for improving handling characteristics of the graft. Results based on a survey conducted by patients after three procedures spaced four weeks apart.