The EvenSkyn® MicroInfuser™ is an at-home micro-infusion system paired with Syntha-Pep™, EvenSkyn's biosynthetic PDRN serum.
Availability. In stock. Ships within 24 hours of the order being placed. One kit is four complete treatments, so the per-treatment cost is the kit price divided by four.
How the system works. A sterile microneedle head clicks directly onto a sealed single-use serum ampoule. The serum is applied in the same motion as you stamp. Every session uses one fresh head and one fresh ampoule, and the serum never contacts open air, fingers or a refillable chamber.
Specifications
Nominal needle length: 0.5 mm, fixed at the head
Needles: 24 karat gold-plated, single use, individually gamma-sterilised
Serum architecture: sealed ampoule connecting directly to the needle head, with no pour-and-fill chamber and no transfer step
Serum: Syntha-Pep™, 5 mL sealed single-use ampoule, one per session
Key actives: biosynthetic PDRN at 2,000 ppm (0.2 percent), declared on the ingredient list as Polydeoxyribonucleotides, sh-Oligopeptide-1 (the lab-made form of human EGF), Copper Tripeptide-1 (GHK-Cu), a four-form hyaluronic acid system, niacinamide, ergothioneine, Centella Asiatica extract
Session length: approximately 5 to 10 minutes
Recommended cadence: once every two weeks, in the evening
Consumables per session: one needle head and one serum ampoule
Manufacturing: cleanroom serum fill under Good Manufacturing Practice, ISO-certified facility
Guarantee: 60-day money-back guarantee on unused treatments for US and Canada residents; no separate warranty
Regulatory status: cosmetic device, not a medical device and not FDA-cleared
The complete INCI declaration, the batch testing and the supplier source declarations are published in full in the Syntha-Pep Transparency Lab.
One thing worth being clear about. Nominal needle length is not delivery depth. 0.5 mm is the length of the needle, not a measure of where anything goes. Any brand quoting a precise delivery depth in microns is quoting a number nobody has measured on their product.
On concentration. Syntha-Pep contains PDRN at 2,000 ppm, which is 0.2 percent. We publish that figure because most of this category does not. The raw material's measured average molecular weight and every batch certificate are published in the Syntha-Pep Transparency Lab. Read it as a formulation figure: it tells you what is in the ampoule, not what any device does with it.
Our own testing. Between January and June 2026 we ran an internal study of this system. It is unpublished and was participant-blinded, and we do not quote results from it. What is on record is set out in the Syntha-Pep Transparency Lab.
Comparing systems. If you are weighing this kit against others, our guide to choosing the best micro-infusion system sets out the seven criteria that actually separate these devices, the cost-per-session arithmetic, and an honest scorecard of where this kit is weaker.
Pairing it with radiofrequency. Micro-infusion and RF address two different mechanisms, and people researching RF microneedling at home are usually looking for both. Our guide to running RF and micro-infusion together explains why no home device combines them safely, sets out a two-week schedule for alternating the MicroInfuser with the Lumo⁺, and gives the 48-hour spacing rule that matters most. Do not run RF on freshly micro-infused skin.
How to use it. Our step-by-step guide to using the MicroInfuser walks through a session from opening the kit to disposing of the head, with a face map of where to stamp and where not to. Our full micro-infusion guide covers how micro-infusion kits compare, and the questions people ask most often before a first session.
Choosing a serum. A serum used with any needle product has to clear a stricter bar than one applied by hand. Our guide to what serum to use with microneedling and micro-infusion publishes that five-point screening test in full, and runs Syntha-Pep through the same test including the point where it does not score cleanly.
Before you buy. Read who should not use micro-infusion (safety and contraindications) and what is actually in the Syntha-Pep serum. The PDRN in Syntha-Pep is biosynthetic and not salmon-derived, and the soluble collagen is produced by yeast fermentation; both are covered by written supplier source declarations, and every batch carries a certificate of analysis. We publish all of it, including the measured molecular weight of the raw material and the full batch test results, in the Syntha-Pep Transparency Lab. This system is not suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding, with a personal or family history of keloid scarring, or within six months of oral isotretinoin. Speak to a doctor first if you take blood thinners, and review the full ingredient list before first use if you have known allergies, because the serum is applied during stamping.
A cosmetic device intended to support the look of firmer, smoother, more even-toned and better hydrated skin over a course of consistent sessions. It is not a medical device and it is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or condition.
