The majority of microneedling pens on the market utilize a "gliding" technique that produces elongated scratches on the skin due to local tissue trauma. This has been nicely demonstrated in clay models. It is inherent in the technique and can't be avoided. In my office, we use the ProCell ...
I have written before that the combined use of medical microneedling (which helps to new collagen and elastic fiber synthesis and potentially autotransplant pigment producing cells from the adjacent normal areas), the concomitant use of topical tyrosine, an essential amino acid needed for p...
Very good question. Keep in mind the skin underneath the eyes is some of the thinnest and most delicate, so a gentle approach tends to produce the best results. While it is a good idea to limit the needle length, you can enhance the effects of your treatment by adding another technology like...