<![CDATA[Skin Care Science without the Hype]]>The skincare industry runs on marketing claims and miracle promises. This podcast doesn't. Dr. Mitchell Schwartz, founder of Procell Therapies and the inventor of microchanneling, cuts through the noise to examine what the research actually says about today's most talked about ingredients and treatments. From growth factors and exosomes to PDRN and the next wave of regenerative skincare, each episode digs into the mechanisms, the evidence, and what's still unknown. No buzzwords. No fluff. Just honest analysis from someone who's spent his career inside the science of skin.

]]>www.procelltherapies.comRiverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Sat, 18 Jul 2026 01:21:07 GMTThu, 21 May 2026 15:49:31 GMT60Mitchell Schwartz, MD.<p>The skincare industry runs on marketing claims and miracle promises. This podcast doesn't. Dr. Mitchell Schwartz, founder of Procell Therapies and the inventor of microchanneling, cuts through the noise to examine what the research actually says about today's most talked about ingredients and treatments. From growth factors and exosomes to PDRN and the next wave of regenerative skincare, each episode digs into the mechanisms, the evidence, and what's still unknown. No buzzwords. No fluff. Just honest analysis from someone who's spent his career inside the science of skin.</p>episodicMitchell Schwartz, MD.camillemaryclaire@gmail.comno<![CDATA[The Science Behind Optimal Tip Lengths for Microneedling or Microchanneling]]>Is more aggressive always better? Dr. Schwartz makes the case that when it comes to skin rejuvenation, less trauma can mean better results. He breaks down the real difference between microneedling and microchanneling, digs into the science behind serum penetration and ideal needle depth, and draws on 40 years in dermatology to explain why gentler treatments can rival the painful, downtime-heavy procedures of the past. A clear, evidence-based look at why less may be more in modern skincare.

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Advanced Education

]]>778d7b1c-838a-4d57-b211-9c7d9727605dMon, 01 Jun 2026 20:52:27 GMT<p>Is more aggressive always better? Dr. Schwartz makes the case that when it comes to skin rejuvenation, less trauma can mean better results. He breaks down the real difference between microneedling and microchanneling, digs into the science behind serum penetration and ideal needle depth, and draws on 40 years in dermatology to explain why gentler treatments can rival the painful, downtime-heavy procedures of the past. A clear, evidence-based look at why less may be more in modern skincare.<br /><br />Instagram: @The_Procell_Godfather <br /><a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="www.procelltherapies.com/workshops" target="_blank">Advanced Education</a></p>no00:06:50The Science Behind Optimal Tip Lengths for Microneedling or Microchannelingfull<![CDATA[Understanding Exosomes]]>Exosomes: Miracle Skincare or Hidden Risk?

They're the hottest ingredient in aesthetics right now, promising glowing skin, faster healing, and youthful results. But what if the tiny particles being injected, microneedled, or slathered onto your clients carry more than just benefits?

In this eye-opening episode, Mitchell Schwartz pulls back the curtain on exosomes. What they actually are, how they work, and the unsettling questions the industry isn't answering. From the National Cancer Institute's own warnings about exosomes and cancer spread, to a Harvard study revealing that some "freeze-dried" exosome products contained nothing but dust, this is the conversation every clinician, esthetician, and spa owner needs to hear before offering this trending treatment.

Tune in for the science, the studies, and the straight talk behind one of the most controversial trends in skincare today.

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]]>dfbd6222-be01-47b7-9a51-fa0bf0bb1ba5Thu, 21 May 2026 16:36:09 GMT<p><b>Exosomes: Miracle Skincare or Hidden Risk?</b></p><p>They're the hottest ingredient in aesthetics right now, promising glowing skin, faster healing, and youthful results. But what if the tiny particles being injected, microneedled, or slathered onto your clients carry more than just benefits?</p><p>In this eye-opening episode, Mitchell Schwartz pulls back the curtain on exosomes. What they actually are, how they work, and the unsettling questions the industry isn't answering. From the National Cancer Institute's own warnings about exosomes and cancer spread, to a Harvard study revealing that some "freeze-dried" exosome products contained nothing but dust, this is the conversation every clinician, esthetician, and spa owner needs to hear before offering this trending treatment.<br /><br /></p><p>Tune in for the science, the studies, and the straight talk behind one of the most controversial trends in skincare today.<br /><br />Instagram: <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://www.instagram.com/the_procell_godfather" target="_blank">www.instagram.com/the_procell_godfather</a><br /><br />Advanced education: <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="http://www.procelltherapies.com/education" target="_blank">www.procelltherapies.com/workshops</a></p><p><br /><br /></p>no00:07:371Understanding Exosomesfull