Do you always bleed when using a .5 mm dermaroller?

Thank you for your question! It is risky to use derma roller at home without supervision of an expert. The equipment needs to be sterile and done with right intervals and adequate aftercare treatment. If there is no severe scarring, smaller needle would deliver better results. Moreover, ...

It really depends on the diagnosis. If you white sunspots are NOT vitiligo, but areas of hypo pigmentation, then certainly skin needling- rolling combined with topics such as Latiesse can help. If the mottled pigmentation is due to melasma , then Kocic acid, Ascorbic Acid and vitamin A creams...

Hello, Thanks for your question. Any trauma to the skin can cause aggravation of facial veins and laser may needed to counter this. If deep rollering have an experienced doctor assess you.   Medical advice is given as general advice only and is not a substitute for a full consultation and...

Truth is, these scars are very very hard to treat or improve. That is why you do not see many before and afters. Laser and micro needling PRP work best, but still the end results are not great. Now, if you want a cost effective method, speak to a Specialist about using home rolling using say a ...

Yes, I often prescribe patients 'homework', namely dermal rolling, but I limit the depth to 0.5- 0.75 mm at most. 1.5 mm with pressure, and incorrect technique can lead to problems as pointed out. So, your idea is great, just be careful. Firstly ask your self what are you trying to achieve with...

Thank you for your question and photos! If you are looking to add volume to the mid-face area, fillers would be the best option for you. I would recommend either Voluma, Perlane, or Radiesse to help contour and add volume to your cheeks. Unfortunately, a dermaroller would not add any volume to t...