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Been Wanting to Try This for a While, Glad I Finally Did! - Tucson, AZ
UPDATED FROM StillSouthern
6 months post
Crepey upper arm skin :/
WORTH IT$200
Yea the Bat wings, ugh... Intend to try and roll that area (ouch!) but haven't yet. What I have done is use tretinoin (Retin A generic) on my upper arms and forearms. A few times. Sorry no pics. What I can say though is that's a sensitive (to tretinoin) area, and I have major itchiness with it right now. Def think the dermaroller has potential for that area though.
UPDATED FROM StillSouthern
2 months post
Haven't used MyM device yet
Have not used it yet.
May need to order more needles, it came with "10" but I think those are all in one "head". Still figuring this out so I don't waste the needles, not sure how often they can be reused on larger areas.
I ordered some tattoo numbing stuff, looking for the best topical to apply, any ideas? I have read A & D? And I like natural oils etc...
Other places I am considering treating with it
inner forearm is wrinkled from prob sun damage
thinking about knees
hands
May need to order more needles, it came with "10" but I think those are all in one "head". Still figuring this out so I don't waste the needles, not sure how often they can be reused on larger areas.
I ordered some tattoo numbing stuff, looking for the best topical to apply, any ideas? I have read A & D? And I like natural oils etc...
Other places I am considering treating with it
inner forearm is wrinkled from prob sun damage
thinking about knees
hands
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I use Mr. Numb.
Checked out Mr Numb (now NumbKing?) It's $$$ ! I got some other stuff from an online tattoo place will try that first. Ordered some lanolin based A and D ointment, which is the protocol for after from what I understand.
Thank you! I think you really get a good bang for your buck with this treatment, and can't wait to see the results a few months out. Although I am in the midst of consults for facelift but this type of skin improvement is not addressed by facelift surgery anyway...
How long was the recovery from the treatment?
The before/after pictures you posted really show a difference! Have you used the MyM needling device at home yet? I'm trying to decide whether it's worth buying-or just use the derma roller. Do you have any recent pictures? Thanks for posting!
UPDATED FROM StillSouthern
2 months post
My M at home needling device
Arrived today! Going to try micro needling to remodel a very noticable scar on my wrist from a procedure in February (7 months ago). Will prob start a new review in maybe the Scar Treatment section, but here's pics now..
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So excited...so - have you tried it yet? Would love a video update! Please :)
Video sounds interesting! Never done one but I will try when I start. Ah, science ;)
Where do you buy an electric needling device? I just bought a .5 and 1.5 dermaroller. I haven't tried either one yet. Am a bit nervous. I'm thinking electric might be better.
It's more of a "stamp" I think? I have not used it yet (hoping to this week end) but I bought it on Amazon. Look for "MY M(TM) Electric Auto Derma Micro Needle Stamp".
Thanks for the info!
Where did you purchase this? Tried googling anything that sounded similar and didn't come up with any 'at home' kit. I have a Dermaroller but would like something a little more high-tech.
I have my own as well... bought it on ebay :) I use this on winter time myself with cocktails/serum ampules. I use it every two weeks (up to 8 sessions) and then every two months ... but avoid spring and summer (Sun!)
Cheeks: 1.0 -1.5 mm
forehead: 0.5-1.0 mm
nose: 0.5 mm
eye areas: 0.2 mm
Is the best way. Keep clean needles or every time use a new cartridge. Dont put any oily cream by 3 days after needling on your face. Use sun blocker, best 30 SPF minimum. Dont use any makeup or cream by first 24hours and be sure your hands and face is clean when you needle your skin. Thats my rules. I am 26 old but I see diference :) specially with nose folds, eyes area and space between my eyebrows :)



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Hi there, how are you doing? We would love an update on your progress - have you started to treat your "bat wings" yet?