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There should be no reason why microneedling would not be able to be done. Consult with your physician prior to any cosmetic procedures. -Dr. Emer
Hi, great question! RPMs or how fast the needles are oscillating in and out of the skin makes a difference both in discomfort as you stated, but also in the number of holes made in the skin over time. So at higher rpms you are going to be able to get more punctures, in a shorter amount of time...
Hi, thank you for your question! Microneedling is not an alternative to lip filler. Microneedling will help with fine lines on the lips and it helps with collagen restoration in the area. Lip filler is going to add volume to the lips and help with projection.
Microneedling will have no impact on cheek implants. The tiny needles puncture the skin to create micro-wounds. Professional-grade serums can be used in combination for maximum results. I suggest you seek out a board-certified dermatologist to discuss your best treatment options. Best, Dr. Emer
Hi! Thank you for your question regarding microneedling after nanoneedling. You can microneedle after nanoneedling as long as you are no longer red from the procedure.
Hi, thank you for your question! I recommend for patients to wait at least 24 hours to start using their regular creams and moisturizers except for exfoliating or acidic creams.
Consult with your dermatologist. At-home microneedling (see link) can be used to jumpstart the skin's natural healing process. The tiny needles puncture the skin to create micro-wounds. Professional-grade serums can be used in combination for maximum results. I suggest you seek out a...
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