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it Is normal to get stining after using dermaroller and retinol. you need a medical grade skin care plan and the proper at home peels and roller protcol (see link). we ship and do skin care consults internationally. Best, Dr. Emer.
I wouldnt suggest oil or that specific oil for rolling. we have a very specific protocol followed by a lightening or an exfoliating mask to give acne improvement (see link). Best, Dr. Emer.
You shouldd be seeing an expert if you are going to use a roller with peeling. enlighten peel is often applied right after to give an amazing result in pigmentation and texture. For facial rejuvenation, I would suggest a combination approach of 1) skin care with products and PR...
Thank you so much for your question. When we use derma roller at home there are few precautions we should take care of like .. not to use retinol creams for 3 days before and after the treatment . Also we should always stick to derma roller with 0.25 mm needles only so not to be...
Really depends on your skin sensitivities and the depth of rolling. From a safety point of view, start with say 0.25 mm roller, test patch the retinol and go from there. Derma rollers, much like DermaPen and SkinPen is a form of Collagen Induction Therapy or CIT. Rollers have needles of varying ...
I agree with Dr Gupta, pathology of chicken pox scar is very different to atrophic acne scars. You may get very little traction out of the 0.5 roller, however if you are sensible you can give this a go before seeing a dermatologist. Dr Davin S. Lim, Brisbane. Australia.
Dear patient, Dermarolling with smaller needles (less than a millimeter in length) is generally very safe. I am not familiar with your past medical history and have not seen your before photos but don't t believe the damage seen here is from micro-needling. I treat lines on the neck with a...
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