I have track marks after derma roller. Are they permanent?

Totally agree with Dr Schwartz, I use to use rollers- 15 years ago. However with newer technology this has largely been replaced with stamping techniques- stamping is safer and causes less skin tearing and collateral damage than Derma Rollers. See video for explanation on why, how, and when to ...

Short answer- yes in the MAJORITY of times, especially with a 0.5 mm roller. This is only week one, you will notice a gradual fade over the months. Make sure you use the correct titanium ones with narrow needle widths. I prefer to use a stamping method myself, however rolling is a cheaper from ...

I start rolling and RF INFINI even during Accutane low dose. This has to be done with caution and not all dermatologist will endorse this treatment based upon legal reasons. Bottom line, if you are conservative, micro needle with a 0.5 mm 4 weeks after stopping Accutane. Opinion will not be s...

I have a similar patient who has this condition, EDS had different types, some affecting the skin more than others. This is a genetic condition that has effects on collagen. You are indeed correct, facelifts do not last very long, and laxity comes back within 6-12 months. My patient had 2 face ...

It can definitely help. With a 2 mm roller, you will need local numbing cream and after that some antibiotic cover (out of safety).Best for rolling, tethered and atrophic scars. Video below to show you how to roll properly, and also the evolution of skin needling. Insulated Energy Micro needling...

In the US, legally we have to advise you to goto 0.25mm at home. In the office, we can go to 1.75-2.0 mm without problem. Like Dr Schwartz I do not like rolling on the neck- too much ripping and tearing of the skin, thus leaving marks. Best use a stamping device. See the attached video for how ...