Derma Roller Testimonials

Derma Roller Testimonials


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Hard to believe this is a 70 years old man?
Dr. Desmond dermarolled his own face for more than 50 times to look decades younger than his age.  In spite of the South African's blazing sun the results were both long-term safe and effective.  On his interviews channel, he talks about his experience in dermarolling nearly every day!

Wow the dermaroller is an absolute miracle it actually is inducing collagen and smoothing out the hundreds of rolling scars I got from teenage acne. I can barely see them now *fingers crossed* it'll make them disappear. It's a bit painful but definitely worth it if you're also trying to get rid of deep scars. I brought a 1.5mm and 0.5mm dermaroller very cheap on ebay. I figured if it didn't work I was only out $13. Yes it was made in china but so is the iphone and every apple product out there. In my case both my dermarollers were shrink wrapped, extremely sharp micro needles, and sealed in their plastic cases. I applied the collagen essences afterwards and..YES! I'm seeing great results.

The Dermaroller for Hair Loss/Hair Growth Would I recommend the Dermaroller for treating Hair Loss?

The Dermaroller for Hair Loss/Hair Growth

Because the Dermaroller stimulates regeneration in the areas it is applied to, it can also work to stimulate hair re-growth (in places where hair loss has occurred). Stimulating blood circulation is a proven way of stopping hair loss

 and encouraging hair growth because it increases the supply if raw materials to the hair, thus encouraging increased growth.

Increased blood circulation in the scalp may also help reduce DHT levels in the scalp because the increased blood flow may help remove more DHT from the hair papilla –providing there is less DHT in the blood than there is in the papilla it travels to and from.

Would I recommend the Dermaroller for treating Hair Loss?

Absolutely. If you follow my views on how to stop hair loss and encourage hair growth you’ll know that the Dermaroller can be used to improve on the methods I outline in the circulation section of my hair loss eBook.

Causing minor short term damage to the scalp is an excellent way of encouraging scalp regeneration. The trick is to make sure that the regeneration involves hair regrowth — to do that you need to make sure your scalp is in ‘hair growth mode’ and not ‘hair loss mode’, as I put it in my book.

- See more at: http://www.nicehair.org/hair-loss-treatments/the-dermaroller-for-hair-loss-does-it-work#sthash.g4UXnrCf.dpuf

Benefits of dermaroller Dermaroller procedure

Benefits of dermaroller

Dermaroller procedure

This section discusses the dermaroller procedure. Dermaroller treatment can be carried out at a private clinic or at home but whatever option you choose, the results are considered to be effective and highly satisfying. If you are thinking of having this treatment done by a professional then you will need to find a good, reputable clinic. Our finding a clinic section contains information on how to do this.

Conversely, if you prefer to use a dermaroller at home then find out more about the different types available in our home based dermarollersection.

Straightforward form of treatment

The practitioner will apply a topical anaesthetic to your skin beforehand to help numb the skin which minimises any discomfort. This takes 30 minutes to numb the area to be treated.

The practitioner then applies the dermaroller to your skin, moving it in a series of rhythmical strokes, up and down your skin. This takes around 20 to 30 minutes on average.

The dermaroller contains 192 tiny needles (on a standard dermaroller) which penetrate both the epidermis (outer) and dermis (inner) layers of the skin. This causes tiny wounds but no blood is drawn and these wounds will heal as per normal.

This healing includes the production of collagen and elastin –two proteins in the skin which ensure that our skins remain flexible, supple and strong.

There may be some reddening of your skin following this procedure which looks similar to a case of mild sunburn. But this will ease after an hour or so. Apply a mild cream or soothing gel to your skin which will help to ease any discomfort as well as keeping your skin smooth and supple. Choose a cream, gel or lotion which contains vitamins as these will help to boost collagen production.

Is dermaroller painful?

There is no pain associated with this procedure. There are people who report a prickling or tickling sensation which feels strange but nevertheless, is painless. You may experience a stronger sensation on your face compared to your body which is due to the fact that facial skin is more sensitive than that of your body.

Benefits of dermaroller

Benefits of dermaroller

The main benefit is that of stimulating new collagen and elastin which will help rejuvenate tired, flagging skin or repair acne scars or stretch marks.

Another benefit of dermaroller is that it adds extra value when used in conjunction with another skincare product or technique. If you are undergoing hair loss treatment then dermaroller enables the hair restoration lotion to be quickly absorbed into the skin thereby speeding up the results.

Dermaroller works well in combination with hair loss therapy and cellulite reduction treatments. The main reasons for this are easy absorption of any skin care products plus collagen growth which means younger, firmer and healthy looking skin.

Other benefits include:

• No damage to the skin
• Safe and easy to use
• It can be used to treat any area of the skin
• Suitable for all skin types
• Cheaper alternative to similar techniques
• Results in thicker, firmer and younger looking skin

Dermaroller is a successful form of treatment for most skin conditions. However, everyone reacts differently to this treatment which applies to any form of cosmetic treatment.

It is difficult to predict an individual’s response to this treatment but it work’s well for most people. There are various factors which need to be taken into account which include your age, diet and current state of health. The size of the micro-needles used in the dermaroller will also affect the results.

As an example: someone who wants to use dermaroller to treat unsightly scar tissue may find that this does not remove the entire scar tissue, but does improve its appearance.

So, you need to have realistic expectations regarding this treatment and the outcome.

Dermaroller is effective at treating the following skin conditions:

• Acne scars
• Stretch marks
• Scarring/scar tissue
• Cellulite reduction
• Wrinkles and lines
• Surgical scar repair
• Sun damaged skin

However, there are several skin conditions which are not suitable for dermaroller treatment which are listed in the section below.

Risks of dermaroller

Dermaroller is a highly effective form of treatment which many people will testify to. But there are a few exceptions to this which includes:

• Psoriasis
• Rosacea
• Eczema
• Active skin infections
• Raised moles
• Raised warts
• Acne (highly active)
• Skin tumours/malignancies
• Poor wound healing
• Chronic skin complaints
• Severe solar keratosis

Dermaroller is not advisable in these cases. If you suffer from any of these conditions then check first with your dermaroller practitioner before undergoing any treatment.

Ask your GP or pharmacist for advice and follow any instructions given. Do not share your dermaroller with anyone else. Always clean and care for your dermaroller.