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Stamp/single needles/electronic stamp used
Just updating my post of what I used for my micro-needling routine. The single needles I bought are out of stock from where in buy them. I have also used diabetic lancets 31 Guage- thinnest needles for needling stubborn scars. I'm now using an electronic dermastamp, it's easier and faster to stamp larger areas at different depths and I have started to needle my forehead and u need smaller needle depth for sensitive areas. I hope this helps.
I have pretty bad acne scars and have been micro...
I have pretty bad acne scars and have been micro needling for about a year now. I have dark skin (African american) and lasers can be damaging to dark skin so I decided to try micro-needling. I have tried dermarolling but prefer a derma stamp and single needling. I stared at a 1.0 mm stamp and worked my way is to a 2.0 mm stamp and single needle I bought from owndoc. My results aren't very drastic but any progress I'm happy with. I also apply vit c right after stamping for best absorption. I was also using retin A which brightened my skin tone and helped soften scars but I'm breastfeeding now so am not able to use it. Pls excuse the photos my skinpols chalky because I applied my sulfacet