What is Qure Micro Infusion System?

A disposable microneedling stamp system with sterile applicator heads and infusion serums designed to create micro-channels in skin for targeted ingredient delivery and collagen stimulation.

Is Qure Micro Infusion System worth it?

Mostly yes. 9 of the 11 gurus who reviewed it give it their stamp of approval, for a Guru Score of 79%.

What is Qure Micro Infusion System's Guru Score?

Qure Micro Infusion System holds a Guru Score of 79%. That is our read on how warmly the experts talk about it, based on the verdicts of 11 expert reviewers we have collected. At least one expert has named it a Top Pick in its category.

Qure Micro Infusion System: a Guru Score of 79% from 11 experts

What the gurus are saying.

Every take we've logged from this product's reviews across YouTube. Click any row to watch the moment they said it.

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Doctor Anne

56k subs

✓Mixed

"I tried it and at first I wasn't sure, but I got a ton of compliments on my skin from strangers saying I looked radiant and fresh. I [...] got a follow-up kit and kept using it until January this year, then [...] fell off the bandwagon. [...] While I had really nice results, I'm hesitant to reintroduce it because I don't like poking myself with needles—it's not pleasant— [...] and that's just not what I want from my skincare, so I would probably not purchase them again."

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"I did a three months course and initially wasn't sure if I would keep it up, but then got so many compliments on my skin both from friends and strangers that I decided to keep it up. Maybe the Qure Microinfusion would come close to my favourite, but despite deciding to keep using it, I still can't name it a favourite because poking my face with tiny needles isn't my idea of a fun evening."

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"I haven't made up my mind yet if I will continue using the Qure Micro Infusion System, in part because of my concerns regarding the rose water, and in part because I really do not like poking my face with the needles. But if you're already a fan of at home micro needling, this is a much safer and more hygienic option than traditional derma rollers, both because of the fresh head you use every time and because of the reduced risk of trauma to the skin compared to a roller."

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"Cure's micro infusion at-home microneedling kit has an interchangeable, individually packed head and serum concentrates you pour in, so you always have a sterile head, the needle won't get blunt, and you only use stuff that is designed to be used with micro needling, and it's a stamping device so it doesn't drag or tug at the skin like rollers do."

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HotandFlashy

1.23M subs

✓Nay

"Having used the Qure Micro Infusion System three times, I'm not sure that I'm really seeing that big of a difference in my skin, and I know 100% for sure that I didn't enjoy using it. Did not enjoy the serum. There's so much left, I'm not sure you really get that much delivered into your skin. I think this set was something like $179 for the six treatments. As far as not being able to use your regular skin care for a few days before, a few days after, didn't really love that."

208SkinDoc

2.10M subs

✓Yay

"I have here the Cure Micro Infusion System, and this is the one product that I think is superior to any other at-home product. [...] You get the bottle, and when you take it off you've got tiny little needles that only go 0.25 millimeters into the skin, but it delivers a solution as it does that can help with fine lines, wrinkles, and pigmentation. You use a new bottle of solution every time and a new tip every time, so you're not having to clean it, and these come in sterile packaging."

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Mad About Skin

729k subs

✓Yay

"Have you tried the micro infusion systems like Qure? I have tried the Qure one, [...] and really really liked it. I'm still not a big fan of like microneedling, it's not my number one favorite thing to do, but I would say that is probably the best one that I've used. I like that it's easy to apply. It's not going to risk too much damage to the skin. I think it's probably the best of that style of system."

AliceintheRabbitHole

59k subs

✓Yay

"The entire idea of microneedling is brilliant because it invokes your skin's own repair mechanism without leaving behind a scar, so you get collagen remodeling and anti-aging benefits. This is not a zero risk system, there is real risk involved with real needles, [...] but I do think Cure has figured out how to minimize that risk as much as possible with the disposable heads. [...] I feel this is the best treatment for hyperpigmentation."

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"I think Cure has the best system of all because they have disposable heads that help minimize the risk. [...] This is the micro infusion ritual, what they're calling the Glow Case. It's an LED mirror with adjustable settings, and inside you can carry everything you need to travel and still use the micro infusion set. [...] They give you serums that have been tested for this purpose, [...] and I like the new addition, [...] a hypochlorous acid mist."

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"Microneedling always comes with risk, but I believe there are ways to minimize that risk, and I feel like Cure just has the best system for minimizing it. I do wish they had a serum system that didn't include fragrance ingredients. This is my second product in this video for hyperpigmentation, and it actually does work for me, though I'm very cautious with how I do it, I take a couple of days off my retinoid before microneedling and make sure my skin bounces back."

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"The Cure Microinfusion System has been the best for results for me when it comes to hyperpigmentation. What they got right is that it's a disposable system, which matters because you can't micro needle safely if you're introducing bacteria, and with something like a derma roller you can never fully sterilize it. I use it at .5 millimeter needles, I tried 1 millimeter once and that was too much for my skin, but at .5 I turn red but I don't get irritated."

Doctorly

3.59M subs

✓Yay

"I'm a big fan of microinfusion from Qure. I think it's amazing. [...] I've been converted into a believer of this product and basically it just infuses and it's just 0.5 millimeters, so it's quite gentle for the skin."

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"It was the number one selling product on all of TikTok this month. [...] I started using this regularly and I feel like it brought my skin back. So I'm very happy with this. You do have to do it properly. If you don't do this properly at home, you can actually cause more harm than good. Definitely watch our videos on how to do this properly at home because it's really important. It's [...] a recurring utility you use once every two weeks."

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"I've actually seen a lot of really good results with this. I used to get microneedling and lasers done more frequently, but I've been busier and don't have as much time for downtime. [...] I've found this to be a really quick and easy way to see really close to clinical results without having to go to a clinic. [...] Within a day or two, my skin is a lot more glowy, a lot smoother, and my texture is a lot better. You just have to do it right."

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"The Qure Micro Infusion System, I think, has really made headways here. I was very against any type of stamping at home, but they're pushing the limits toward making this more acceptable at home, and to me that's an innovation. You have the micro infusion device, and I've always held the position that it does help ingredients penetrate better into the skin by poking holes in the stratum corneum."

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"I actually think it works. [...] I think it's safe and I think it's effective. [...] The skincare landscape was very different four or five years ago, and even two years ago, when people were still learning the basics. Now that those basics of safety and how to use products without overexfoliating are in place, and more widely available through multiple touch points, people [...] want something to really step it up without having to spend a ton of money going into an office."

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"I do think the Qure Micro Infusion System provides that, I do think it provides a benefit, and so that's why I kind of stand behind it."

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"The one we've talked about the most and certainly have backed most solidly is the Qure Micro Infusion System. That's because this uses a sterile head, single use, and it's also with very deliberate length needles. So the risk of infection, the risk of irritation, the risk of damage to your skin from the needling is much, much, much lower than with something like a traditional dermaroller."

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"I think this is a good option if you want to help to infuse your skin care products better. Make sure you're changing out the tips regularly. I still think most people I want to make sure they're using it correctly. This is something I'm excited about, but I'm more cautious and hesitant than you are excited. [...] I like it because I know it's going to work, but I also am hesitant because I want to make sure people are using it right."

James Welsh

1.58M subs

✓Yay

"It's safer, it's smarter, and so much more effective because it actually works the way it's supposed to. I've been using it for [...] over a year now, and I've seen measurable improvements, smoother texture, plumper skin, and just a nicer tone to my skin as well. [...] I know what products are going to plump my skin, what's going to add hydration and even out my skin tone, [...] but using this once every two weeks, you can just see the difference that this system can make."

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"I'm at that age now when it comes to skincare where I'm like, okay, but what's next, [...] what are those extra little things I can be doing at home to take my skin to the next level, and the Qure Micro Infusion System seems to be that answer. My only regret is I wish I had used it sooner, like the moment Dr. Sha and Dr. Maxfield recommended it and the moment people were asking me to review it in the comments, I wish I could have jumped on that."

Gothamista

683k subs

✓Yay

"This is my favorite at home version of my favorite in clinic treatment. This is the time I'm just stocking up. But I also think this would make a great gift for the person who is just more serious about their skincare."

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"I think this is executed so well to be a safe at home treatment but still effective. The dermastamping needles are 0.5 mm, which is the minimal amount to effectively work, so you don't need numbing cream, you're not going to be bleeding all over the place, but it will create that deep passageway. When I first started using this I definitely was a bit too light handed, I was very gingerly because it's not painless, and I would always be left with so much serum."

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"They are simple but really concentrated and they are the type of serums that you want micro stamped into your skin and the glow and the tightening of the skin in the next day is phenomenal. I personally like to go through a cycle of the 3 month supply where I'm doing it once every two weeks and I do that with restraint because I wish I could actually do it a lot more often. By the third month, I definitely notice the difference. My skin feels firmer. It feels tighter. It feels plump."

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"This uses micro stamping, which is way more controlled than derma rolling. So far this has been foolproof and so much safer for self-administration. The stamping tips are disposable and for one time use only. The needle tips are 0.5 millimeters, which is the minimal length required to achieve results. Professional treatments usually go up to 2 millimeter needles and that requires a lot of numbing cream. The needles are surgical grade, 24 karat gold plated titanium, and are thinner than hair."

Doctor Youn

5.57M subs

✓Yay

"Combine it with Cure's other products like their super popular microinfusion facial treatments and you have a prescription for younger-looking and firmer skin"

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"The treatment is easy to perform and takes only 5 minutes. You'll see an immediate change and performing it regularly can give you lasting results. You'll see your skin instantly plump and brighten."

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"Combine it with Cure's other products like their super popular microinfusion facial treatments and you have a prescription for younger-looking and firmer skin"

Dr Alexis Stephens

581k subs

✓Yay

"I am very critical about at home microneedling but there is one exception to this and this is at home micro infusion microneedling treatment systems. [...] The Qure Micro Infusion Treatment System is such a game changer. [...] It's microinfusion, also known as collagen induction therapy, where tiny small dermal needles thinner than your eyelash are inserted into your skin to create micro channels."

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The Budget Dermatologist

724k subs

✓Yay

"This gets the budget derm stamp of approval for results and price, plus it's just super easy and quick to do, which always wins me over."

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"Here is another thing you can do at home to help treat these vertical lip lines. This is by Qure, the Micro Infusion, kind of like micro needling or micro stamping. These are actually little teeny needles that you can stamp into the skin to help break through the stratum corneum and help infuse the serum that's in this vial into the skin."

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"This gets the budget derm stamp of approval for results and price, plus it's just super easy and quick to do, which always wins me over."