I have had a small (1") patch of psoriasis in my scalp for most of my life. It's never expanded to other areas but I'm always wary with new skin treatments. Is it safe to do microneedling on my face if I don't have psoriasis there (never have) but am prone to it?
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April 21, 2017
Answer: Microneedling facts about Psoriasis and results--Add prp and lasers
Micro-needling motorized devices are basically the same. Variables include the number of needles per head piece, the depth of needling and the speed setting. Adding platelet rich plasma to the skin prior to the procedure should improve results. Several sessions (usually more than two) are re...
The answer is yes, but the more common reaction is an irritant reaction. If pustules or blisters form then infection can be the culprit. See you specialist to perform ROAT testing if you are concerned regarding an allergy. Allergic reactions are exceedingly rare for pure HA based fillers. Dr ...
Good morning and thank you for your question! An aggressive microneedling treatment can leave your skin feeling "raw" and inflamed for a few days. However, I would not suggest applying olive oil or Vaseline to the skin. Both of these can be very occlusive and prohibit the skin from healing...
