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Microneedling is a medical procedure that involves punctures into the skin with possible bleeding. The procedure needs to be performed in sterile conditions in order to avoid skin infection. Coconut oil right after is not advisable.
Hi kenny5,I really would advise you against using the microneedling pen on yourself. To be effective, the puncture should be deep enough to reach the dermis. You wouldn't achieve this by yourself because you need some numbing.Coconut oil isn't recommended.All the best, Justin Harper, M.D.
Great question. Microneedling, an excellent choice with a proven track record for success, allows skin to rejuvenate, and is a natural, biologic process. A common misperception is results are going to be immediate. In fact, three is just a start and you may be surprised to...
Thanks for your question , all my patients ask me this all the time! Its great your skin is peeling, you are shedding all your damaged skin, let your skin heal its self, naturally, apply gentle cleansers to lift the skin , but do not exfoliate, find a nice medium. your skin will lead you in...
Microneedeling is evidence-based. Micro injuries by microneedling stimulate your own healing potential and collagen production. This effect can be enhanced either by PRP or by additional administration of local growth factors.
MIcroneedling mechanically creates tunnels into the superficial dermis and is much less likely to leave scarring or discoloration than energy-based devices such as lasers or radiofrequency devices. If done carefully and appropriately, you can reduce the appearance of pores and improve your o...
Hi, here is a 2-parts answer to your question. First, cheek volume loss. That would be best addressed with possible fillers, a vampire facelift, or a fat transfer procedure. Prices are different based on your location and the treatment that you pick.Second, skin tone, scars, dark spots, small...
Hi @scotty914. I would recommend waiting a week before resuming Tazorac or Tretinoin to avoid sensitivity. Best of luck, Dr. Nima!
