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Korean Microneedling Protocols for Licensed Providers
Learn six professional microneedling protocols — one Korean booster for each concern, with the correct depth, sequence and client consultation language. Train online, choose your kit and add a more precise service to your menu.
A method, not a permit. Your state license still decides what you're allowed to perform.
What it's costing you
What one treatment on your menu
means for your business
She has three concerns. But you treat only one.
The client in your chair has uneven skin tone, some post-acne, fine lines around the eyes, and lips that need hydration and smoothing. If your menu says “Microneedling — $300,” you sell her one treatment, and she takes the rest of her skin concerns somewhere else.
Your client books with the provider who knows which booster targets each skin concern.
A top-tier esthetician doesn't just stimulate collagen with a dermapen. She explains which booster she uses for crow's feet, which one targets pigmentation, and which one works on post-acne scarring.
The client books with the provider who can explain the treatment step by step. Because clients don't book “microneedling.”
The technique isn't the gap.
You have one treatment on your menu because nobody taught you the other protocols, or the boosters designed for different concerns.
They book a solution to a specific problem with their skin.
Documented outcomes
Real cases, with the
protocol behind them
Every case names the boosters and the number of sessions it took. A result with no protocol behind it tells you nothing.
Cases from ZENA-trained providers. Individual results vary with skin type, protocol depth and home care. Published with client consent.
What you'll be able to offer
Professional microneedling serums
for six skin concerns
One treatment system, six concern-led protocols and a clear reason for choosing each booster.
Six formulations. Not one serum doing six jobs.
Pigmentation, scarring, laxity and hair loss don't respond to the same actives — you know that from working with them. A general-purpose serum is a compromise across all of them at once. Each ZENA formulation is built around one, so the assessment you make in the consultation actually changes what goes into the skin. Read the concern, choose the ampoule, set the depth: the protocol covers all three.
The brand behind the protocols
Who makes this
ZENA Cosmetics is a professional skincare manufacturer, producing in South Korea and the European Union since 2017. The line has never been sold at retail. It moves through trained providers only, which is how it has been distributed from the start.
Professional-only, on purpose
A line with no retail channel has nowhere to hide. Every unit goes to someone trained on it, which is why the protocols get revised alongside the formulations rather than years later. Your provider account gives you both.
Who you're buying from in the US
The brand is represented here by K Beauty Pro LLC, and that's the name you'll see on your card statement. Orders arrive in about four days with tracking, and there's a person on WhatsApp if you'd rather ask something before you order.
Training classes, hands-on sessions and professional events from the ZENA community.
Before you buy anything
You bring the license.
We bring the method.
Your state license already defines what you're permitted to perform. What it doesn't give you is a system: which booster for which concern, at what depth, in what order, and the words to explain it to the client. That's the part we teach.
Check your state first
Microneedling is regulated state by state. In some, licensed estheticians work at limited depths. In others it requires medical supervision. In a few it's closed to estheticians entirely.
It takes about ten minutes to find out where you stand. Do it before you order a kit, not after.
And if needling isn't in your scope
The silicone microchanneling protocols are in every package, and the tips ship with the Pro kit. Silicone tips don't penetrate the skin, which keeps the treatment on the cosmetic side of the line most boards draw.
Same device, same boosters, same conversation with your client. Run it while you sort out credentials, or run it instead of needling altogether.
Confirm the specifics with your board. Rules differ and change.
Free State Scope of Practice Guide
Which board to check, what to look up, and the exact questions to ask, for both needling and microchanneling. Lands in your inbox in about a minute.
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Packages
Choose your microneedling training
and starter kit
What you're buying is the Korean method and the boosters it was written for. Not a permit, and not a technique you could pick up on YouTube. Every package includes the full training and lifetime access. The course is $99 on its own, and free with either kit.
Training
$99
You already own a pen and products. Start with the protocols.
- Theory & clinical protocols
- Video demonstration on models
- All six booster protocols
- Microchanneling protocols
- Consent & consultation forms
- ZENA certificate
- Exclusive provider prices on home care
- No device, cartridges or boosters
The math
Start
$379$279
You have a dermapen. Add the protocols and all six Korean boosters.
- Everything in Training included
- Hyalnano Set 1+1
- SM Refit, Exoboost, BX Alternative
- Pro Whitening, Hair & Scalp ampoules
- Enzyme Cleanser 300 ml
- Post Treatment 30 ml
- Exclusive provider prices on home care
- Direct support from a ZENA educator
- No device. You use yours
What the kit earns back
Pro
$649$499
Starting from zero. Device, boosters and protocols in one box.
- Everything in Start
- Cordless pro dermapen
- 5 nano cartridges included
- Silicone microchanneling tips
- Exclusive provider prices on home care
- Direct support from a ZENA educator
What the kit earns back
Equipment use is subject to the scope of practice and licensing rules in your state.
Online training
Inside the online microneedling certification training
Theory & clinical protocols
Skin anatomy, working depth by zone, cartridge and silicone tip selection, contraindications, and booster pairing by concern. Downloadable protocols and client forms. Lifetime 24/7 access.
Video demonstration on models
The full treatment, start to finish: cleansing, depth settings, technique by zone, booster application and post-treatment care. Nothing cut, and you can rewatch it as many times as you need.
“Where did you train?”
The question shows up the moment you put a $350 treatment on your menu. Most providers answer with a device brand. You'll answer with a Korean protocol system used in 50+ countries, and a certificate with your name on it, digital and printed.
Scope of practice is set by your state board. What we set is the standard of your technique.
The numbers
What it costs. What it returns.
Assembling it yourself
Across 3–4 different sellers, with weeks of shipping and no one accountable if the cartridge doesn't fit the pen.
ZENA Pro: one box, $499
One order, one box, one point of contact, plus the protocol that tells you which booster to reach for.
Session pricing reflects published US market ranges and varies by state, market and provider type.
Is this the right fit?
This is for you if
- You're a licensed esthetician, cosmetologist or med spa owner adding a higher-ticket service
- You're an RN, NP or PA, or you work under a medical director. Your credentials set your working depth, and the full range is open to you
- You already offer microneedling and want the other five booster protocols
- You want the equipment sorted, not researched
This is not for you if
- You want a qualification that grants new rights. This teaches method, it doesn't change your license
- Your state requires medical supervision you don't have
- You're looking for a hobby rather than a service you'll charge for
From the treatment room
What our students say
3,000+ professionals complete ZENA training every year, across more than 50 countries.
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Training events & real results
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Licensing
If it isn't, no certificate from any provider can change that. Scope of practice is set by your state board, not by a training company, and anyone telling you otherwise is selling you something they can't deliver. Our free State Scope Guide tells you which side of that line you're on in about ten minutes.
The training
Kit, payment & returns
Six concerns. One device.
Add the other five
to your menu
The Korean method, the six boosters it was written for, and the kit to run it. One box, backed by a 14-day guarantee on the training.
Choose your packageFree State Scope of Practice Guide
Which board to check, what to look up, and the exact questions to ask, for both needling and silicone microchanneling.
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