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Microneedling damage - how can this be fixed? (photos)

b_dani22Jan 5, 2022
I’am currently 27. I had microneedling done March 2020 (age 25). My skin hasn’t recovered since then. I have extremely dehydrated, inflammation skin with severe Transepidermal water loss. I only use a gentle cleanser and moisturizer. My acne scars and pores are worse. Is there any hope for my skin? I’m currently at a loss and hopeless

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These are micro-wounds created by the dermaroller. Keep in mind that at-home microneedling should only be done every 4-6 weeks to allow the skin to heal during each treatment. Based on the photos provided, it seems that the skin has not had a chance to heal itself. The key is to apply light...

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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 board-certified dermatologist to discuss...

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