I’ve received microneedling Dermapen with prp over two weeks ago. It looks like I have staining on areas where she may have gone rougher on. I’ve never had lines on my tear troughs before. I’m wondering if this will subside on its own. Or what can I do to speed up this process. Creams, serums etc? I’m opposed to doing further treatments now. I posted a picture a day after when I washed off the blood. Vs 2 weeks later.
February 5, 2019
Answer: Hyperpigmentation -- Clear+Brilliant/Venus Viva, Chemical Peels, Cosmelan, Salt Facial, Aerolase YAG, Hydroquinone Hyperpigmentation results such as there needs a combination approach of peels like cosmelan, light lasers such as clear and brilliant/aerolase/or laser genesis, radiofrequency based devices such as venus viva, and constant skin care (Hydroquinone/Kojic Acid) and sun protection. Bi-monthly facials with silk peel dermalinfusion are also essential to hydrate, exfoliate, and infuse vitamins and antioxidants into the skin. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a cosmetic dermatologist and/or discussing the pigmentation with the rendering provider. Best, Dr. Emer
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February 5, 2019
Answer: Hyperpigmentation -- Clear+Brilliant/Venus Viva, Chemical Peels, Cosmelan, Salt Facial, Aerolase YAG, Hydroquinone Hyperpigmentation results such as there needs a combination approach of peels like cosmelan, light lasers such as clear and brilliant/aerolase/or laser genesis, radiofrequency based devices such as venus viva, and constant skin care (Hydroquinone/Kojic Acid) and sun protection. Bi-monthly facials with silk peel dermalinfusion are also essential to hydrate, exfoliate, and infuse vitamins and antioxidants into the skin. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a cosmetic dermatologist and/or discussing the pigmentation with the rendering provider. Best, Dr. Emer
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August 31, 2019
Answer: Hyperpigmentation Thank you for your photos. Yes you appear to have hyperpigmentation after microneedling. This can happen with patients with higher level skin types which tend to tan or pigment easily. For these patients, it is better to use a slightly more shallow depth with more treatments or to pre-treat with some medications that minimize the risk of reactive post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. In my practice, I skin type each microneedling patient to anticipate for this and adjust the treatment depths according to the skin type. The good news is that hyperpigmentation from inflammation and small amounts of bleeding/bruising almost always fades away on its own. This can be sped up with supplements such as Arnica, bleaching creams, and targeted chemical peels. Most importantly keep these areas out of the sun! Prolonged UV exposure can make the dark areas permanent. I would recommend avoid any light-based treatments to remove the pigment as it can make your skin type appear even darker. Hope this helps!
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August 31, 2019
Answer: Hyperpigmentation Thank you for your photos. Yes you appear to have hyperpigmentation after microneedling. This can happen with patients with higher level skin types which tend to tan or pigment easily. For these patients, it is better to use a slightly more shallow depth with more treatments or to pre-treat with some medications that minimize the risk of reactive post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. In my practice, I skin type each microneedling patient to anticipate for this and adjust the treatment depths according to the skin type. The good news is that hyperpigmentation from inflammation and small amounts of bleeding/bruising almost always fades away on its own. This can be sped up with supplements such as Arnica, bleaching creams, and targeted chemical peels. Most importantly keep these areas out of the sun! Prolonged UV exposure can make the dark areas permanent. I would recommend avoid any light-based treatments to remove the pigment as it can make your skin type appear even darker. Hope this helps!
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