FOR COLLAGEN P.I.N.® PROVIDERS
Your device, your depth, your technique — you've dialed all of it in. But the glide you reach for during treatment is doing more (or less) than you think. Here's why PHAZ was built specifically for Collagen P.I.N., and what a purpose-made microneedling glide changes for both you and your client.
Induction Therapies · Makers of Collagen P.I.N.
START HERE. If you're microneedling with a generic hyaluronic acid gel or a mystery "glide" from a random distributor, you're not alone — most providers inherit whatever their training used and never revisit it. But your glide isn't a throwaway lubricant. It's in contact with freshly channeled skin for the entire duration of the treatment, and it's the last thing sitting on that skin before the client walks out. That makes it an essential part of your protocol, not an afterthought.
PHAZ Hyaluronic Acid Complex was formulated by Induction Therapies for exactly this role in the Collagen P.I.N. workflow. Below is what it actually does — and why it's worth switching from your current microneedling glide.
Why your microneedling glide matters
During microneedling, the medium you apply has one job in the moment and another job afterward, and most products only handle the first one well.
In the moment, it controls slip. Proper slip means the devices tracks smoothly across the face, neck, or treatment area without dragging. Drag isn't just an annoyance — it costs you control, consistency, and client comfort, and it can make longer sessions harder on your treatment hand.
A quality microneedling glide engineered for consistent slip lets you keep a steady, repeatable pass over every zone, every time.
Afterward, it's the first thing supporting a barrier you just intentionally disrupted. This is the window where skin is most vulnerable to transepidermal water loss (TEWL) — moisture escaping through those fresh microchannels. What you leave on the skin here sets up the recovery.
The gap in most microneedling glides: they're built to be slippery and nothing more. They get the device moving, then offer little once the treatment ends — right when the skin needs support most.
The glide isn't a throwaway lubricant. It's part of the protocol, not an afterthought.
Where PHAZ is different
PHAZ is a professional-use serum that performs as a microneedling glide and a post-treatment hydrator. While many glides rely on hyaluronic acid alone, PHAZ pairs Sodium Hyaluronate for clean, lightweight slip with a mineral complex of Zinc, Copper, and Magnesium that supports a balanced, comfortable skin feel as treatment transitions into recovery.
HA — Sodium Hyaluronate
Provides smooth, even slip during treatment while delivering lightweight hydration and a comfortable post-treatment finish.
Zn — Zinc Gluconate
Helps support a balanced, refreshed skin feel after treatment.
Cu — Copper Gluconate
Enhances the mineral complex, helping distinguish PHAZ from a basic professional glide serum.
Mg — Magnesium Aspartate
Completes the mineral complex and supports skin comfort throughout the recovery period.
The result is a microneedling glide that reduces drag and improves your control in-office, then helps minimize moisture loss and support barrier comfort as the skin settles — leaving it balanced, refreshed, and never greasy or weighed down.
A Generic HA Glide
• Provides slip only—its role ends when the treatment stops
• Contains hyaluronic acid without added mineral support
• Offers limited support during the post-treatment moisture-loss window
• Not designed for a specific device or treatment protocol
PHAZ
• Provides smooth, consistent slip for greater treatment control
• Combines Sodium Hyaluronate with Zinc, Copper, and Magnesium
• Helps reduce transepidermal water loss and support post-treatment comfort
• Formulated for Collagen P.I.N.® microneedling protocols
Essential professional supplies
Why "built for the protocol" matters
Collagen P.I.N. is a powerful precision microneedling device, and the results your clients pay for come from the whole system working together — device, depth, technique, and the products touching the skin during and after treatment. Using a microneedling glide that Induction Therapies designed for this workflow keeps your treatment inside the system it was built around, rather than pairing a professional device with a random gel that was never intended for it. It's the kind of detail that separates a consistent, protocol-aligned practice from one that's improvising.
Worth Knowing:
Using PHAZ as your glide is part of the recommended Collagen P.I.N.® protocol and helps keep your device fully supported under warranty.
Your microneedling glide may seem like a small choice, but it can affect both treatment performance and practice protection.
Microneedling results with PHAZ
How to use PHAZ
It drops straight into the workflow you already run:
Apply generously to clean, prepared skin before microneedling. Work in sections and reapply as needed to maintain smooth, even slip throughout the pass. When you're done, gently press any excess into the skin post-procedure if desired, then follow with your preferred post-care. It's lightweight and non-occlusive, so it layers cleanly under whatever comes next.
PHAZ upgrades your control during treatment and gives real support in the window that matters most.
The bottom line for your practice
If you're already investing in a Collagen P.I.N. device and charging clients for professional treatments, the microneedling glide is the last place to cut a corner.
Switching to PHAZ costs you nothing in workflow — it's the same step you already do — but it upgrades your control during treatment and gives the skin real support in the window that matters most.
That's a smoother treatment for you and a better recovery experience for your client, from a single product made for the job.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes PHAZ different from generic microneedling glides?
While many glides rely on hyaluronic acid alone, PHAZ pairs Sodium Hyaluronate for a clean slip with a mineral complex of Zinc, Copper, and Magnesium to support post-treatment barrier comfort.
How do I incorporate PHAZ into my workflow?
It drops straight into your current workflow. Apply generously before microneedling and work in sections, reapplying as needed for continuous, smooth slip.
Can I leave PHAZ on the skin after the treatment?
Yes. Gently press any excess into the skin post-procedure. Since it is lightweight and non-occlusive, it layers cleanly under your preferred post-care products.
