Leed Frost Numbing Cream

About Leed Frost Numbing Cream

Leed Frost Numbing Cream is a topical numbing cream that comes in a tube. It is made to reduce feeling in the skin for a short time before treatment-room procedures, and professionals use it ahead of permanent makeup (PMU), microneedling, tattooing and selected aesthetic treatments.

The tube is the practical part. It dispenses the cream straight onto a clean applicator, closes again between clients, and sits easily on a trolley next to a PMU device or a microneedling pen. How much to use, how large an area to cover and how long to leave it on are all set out in the manufacturer's leaflet, and those are the directions to follow.

Our listing does not name Leed Frost's active ingredient or give a strength, so neither appears on this page; the carton and leaflet state them, and we can share those details on WhatsApp before you order. Dermis & Dosis supplies Leed Frost to order, and only to licensed clinics and trained professionals in Pakistan.

In the treatment room

In a PMU studio or clinic that runs brows, lips and microneedling through the same day, a tube at each station keeps the numbing step close to where the work happens. Leed Frost is a topical anaesthetic, supplied only to licensed clinics and trained professionals, and it should be applied by, or under the direction of, the trained person carrying out the procedure.

Start with a short history: allergies, especially to anaesthetics, and any condition or medicine the leaflet flags. Apply it only to intact skin, not to cuts, rashes or broken areas unless the leaflet permits, and keep to its directions for area, amount and time. Because our listing does not state the active ingredient, read the carton before first use so it can be recorded in the client's notes.