Comments on: Skin needling and dermarolling for scars and wrinkles http://skinverse.com/skin-needling-and-dermarolling-for-scars-and-wrinkles.html Frugal skincare tips and home remedies Sat, 19 May 2012 19:54:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Portia http://skinverse.com/skin-needling-and-dermarolling-for-scars-and-wrinkles.html/comment-page-2#comment-92446 Portia Thu, 17 May 2012 16:46:19 +0000 http://skinverse.com/?p=210#comment-92446 How do you make your own vitamin C serum? I've been looking for a way to do this and have not found one yet. How do you make your own vitamin C serum? I’ve been looking for a way to do this and have not found one yet.

]]> By: Bev http://skinverse.com/skin-needling-and-dermarolling-for-scars-and-wrinkles.html/comment-page-2#comment-91534 Bev Tue, 15 May 2012 05:53:37 +0000 http://skinverse.com/?p=210#comment-91534 @Gin, I started dermarolling about 4 mts ago, (I am 43). I am using the 1.5 size dermaroller as well. After extensive research, I learnt that using this length more often than the recommended 1 time per month can actually cause your skin to be in a constant state inflammation, which is not conducive to CIT. Your skin needs time to renew itself and build collagen. I also make my own vitamin C serum and use infadolan cream, which helps immensely. I hope this was helpful to you. By the way, my skin is looking better than ever, and because I don't have much expendible income every month, this is a sure way to do the best I can with what I have, and I think it's a truly wonderful product! Good luck!! @Gin, I started dermarolling about 4 mts ago, (I am 43). I am using the 1.5 size dermaroller as well. After extensive research, I learnt that using this length more often than the recommended 1 time per month can actually cause your skin to be in a constant state inflammation, which is not conducive to CIT. Your skin needs time to renew itself and build collagen. I also make my own vitamin C serum and use infadolan cream, which helps immensely. I hope this was helpful to you. By the way, my skin is looking better than ever, and because I don’t have much expendible income every month, this is a sure way to do the best I can with what I have, and I think it’s a truly wonderful product! Good luck!!

]]> By: Hell http://skinverse.com/skin-needling-and-dermarolling-for-scars-and-wrinkles.html/comment-page-2#comment-82224 Hell Sat, 07 Apr 2012 22:30:16 +0000 http://skinverse.com/?p=210#comment-82224 I had derma roller procedure by a professional and had the worse acne breakout one week after the procedure. I waited incase they improve. I was advised to leave them alone and they would subside. A week and a half and the breakouts got worse. They resemble small boils, raised, very hard and painful. After twelve red lumps that stayed inflamed day after day, I went to a doctor who prescribed Doryx capsules. My experience so far with derma roller has been a nightmare. I initially wanted the treatment for my pigmentation problem, I know have an acne problem as well. I had derma roller procedure by a professional and had the worse acne breakout one week after the procedure. I waited incase they improve. I was advised to leave them alone and they would subside. A week and a half and the breakouts got worse. They resemble small boils, raised, very hard and painful. After twelve red lumps that stayed inflamed day after day, I went to a doctor who prescribed Doryx capsules. My experience so far with derma roller has been a nightmare. I initially wanted the treatment for my pigmentation problem, I know have an acne problem as well.

]]> By: Bhavik http://skinverse.com/skin-needling-and-dermarolling-for-scars-and-wrinkles.html/comment-page-2#comment-80530 Bhavik Fri, 30 Mar 2012 05:55:55 +0000 http://skinverse.com/?p=210#comment-80530 Sir, How many dermaroller session can do on my face for box scar..(until rid off) and How much gap between 2 dermaroller session? Sir,

How many dermaroller session can do on my face for box scar..(until rid off)
and How much gap between 2 dermaroller session?

]]> By: Gin http://skinverse.com/skin-needling-and-dermarolling-for-scars-and-wrinkles.html/comment-page-2#comment-79405 Gin Sat, 24 Mar 2012 04:23:45 +0000 http://skinverse.com/?p=210#comment-79405 I am thoroughly confused about the use of derma rollers. I ordered a 1.5 titanium MRS Roller after reading many positive reviews. Following my first use I experienced the sunburn like redness that I expected. While most the redness had resolved within about 48 hours, the inside of my vertical number 11 wrinkles between the brows remained red much longer, making the problem area look even worse and certainly far more noticeable. Discouraged, I felt I would not likely use the device again. My wishful thinking caused me to do a bit research on how the skin heals following needling and I realized that my expectations for a quick fix was too high...it takes months and months to see results. I continued on with 2 treatments per week and those subsequent treatments didn't seem to worsen the wrinkles as did the first treament, however, I firmly believe the needling has caused acne blemishes. I had not had break outs in years but following all but one treatment, I developed a huge, painful pimple. I do clean my face well before use and I also clean my roller not just before use, but a couple of times during a single use to avoid injecting bacteria from one area of the skin to another. The truth is that soap and water or a dip in or spritz with alcohol does not sterilize a needle. With repeated use of these devices there is no way to avoid exposure to germs. I would like to believe that in eleven months I will see smoother, tighter, thicker skin but I am highly skeptical at this point. And if there truly is some future benefit from this procedure, I am convinced a one time disposable roller is a safer option. I have not searched for one time use rollers and have no idea whether they are even available. Since I did choose to try derma rolling, I will remain hopeful that something favorable will surface in a few months. I am thoroughly confused about the use of derma rollers. I ordered a 1.5 titanium MRS Roller after reading many positive reviews. Following my first use I experienced the sunburn like redness that I expected. While most the redness had resolved within about 48 hours, the inside of my vertical number 11 wrinkles between the brows remained red much longer, making the problem area look even worse and certainly far more noticeable. Discouraged, I felt I would not likely use the device again. My wishful thinking caused me to do a bit research on how the skin heals following needling and I realized that my expectations for a quick fix was too high…it takes months and months to see results. I continued on with 2 treatments per week and those subsequent treatments didn’t seem to worsen the wrinkles as did the first treament, however, I firmly believe the needling has caused acne blemishes. I had not had break outs in years but following all but one treatment, I developed a huge, painful pimple. I do clean my face well before use and I also clean my roller not just before use, but a couple of times during a single use to avoid injecting bacteria from one area of the skin to another. The truth is that soap and water or a dip in or spritz with alcohol does not sterilize a needle. With repeated use of these devices there is no way to avoid exposure to germs. I would like to believe that in eleven months I will see smoother, tighter, thicker skin but I am highly skeptical at this point. And if there truly is some future benefit from this procedure, I am convinced a one time disposable roller is a safer option. I have not searched for one time use rollers and have no idea whether they are even available. Since I did choose to try derma rolling, I will remain hopeful that something favorable will surface in a few months.

]]> By: Bev http://skinverse.com/skin-needling-and-dermarolling-for-scars-and-wrinkles.html/comment-page-2#comment-79380 Bev Sat, 24 Mar 2012 00:50:06 +0000 http://skinverse.com/?p=210#comment-79380 Not only am I a bit surprised at the needle length, the cost is rather extreme, regardless of whom is performing the procedure. I'm sorry you had such negative results. I am also curious as to the details of your experience and why you don't like the outcome. Not only am I a bit surprised at the needle length, the cost is rather extreme, regardless of whom is performing the procedure. I’m sorry you had such negative results. I am also curious as to the details of your experience and why you don’t like the outcome.

]]> By: dexter http://skinverse.com/skin-needling-and-dermarolling-for-scars-and-wrinkles.html/comment-page-2#comment-70654 dexter Tue, 24 Jan 2012 05:55:47 +0000 http://skinverse.com/?p=210#comment-70654 Eve, thanks for the answers. A .3mm needle is extreme and especially if used on the face. I have never done the procedure but i have read and done a lot of research on it. The general consensus is that a .25 home roller does not do anything to induce CIT. To begine inducing collgen on the face, a minimum roller size of .5 is needed.I really hope that your situation will improve and return to normalcy. Eve, thanks for the answers. A .3mm needle is extreme and especially if used on the face. I have never done the procedure but i have read and done a lot of research on it. The general consensus is that a .25 home roller does not do anything to induce CIT. To begine inducing collgen on the face, a minimum roller size of .5 is needed.I really hope that your situation will improve and return to normalcy.

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