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Thank you for your question.Both treatments are great options. It is a matter of downtime that you are willing to give. Micro needing works well when growth factors are added to the procedure, and continuing a skincare regimen post treatment. To be sure, see two or more board-certified providers in your area for a complete evaluation to make sure you are a good candidate and that it is safe for you to have treatment.I hope this helps.
Medical micro-needling, when properlydone and combined with effective skin care products such as human growth-factorserums, can give as good or better results than fractionated laser treatments andat a fraction of the cost! Micro-needling works by stimulating the skin to trigger the release of growth factors tocreate more collagen and elastic fibers, resulting in thicker, healthier lookingskin. Lasers can only work by damaging the skin to cause the sameeffect.
Microneedling (DermaPen and others) involves fine needle puncturing of the skin areas where new collagen is desired. The microtrauma to the dermis causes a true healing process where new collagen is formed, tightening the surface and reducing fine lines, wrinkles, and improving texture...
Hi, thank you for your question! I would recommend waiting 6-8 weeks between each treatment of microneedling. The body can take all the way up to 8 weeks for the full cell turn over to occur after a treatment. I would recommend reaching out to your certified provider for an in person consultation.
Hi UK,Sorry this happened to your 8-year-old. That's tough. I would favor micro-needling because you don't have to worry about eye protection. Micro-needling leverages & enhances the body’s own natural response to healing. When hundreds of tiny needles contact the dermis, the i...