The dermaroller is a brilliant new device which has the brilliant ability to encourage collagen production without damaging the skin by making the skin to think that it is damaged even though it is not and so it starts to heal itself and will continue to heal until the treatment is stopped. This means that so long as the treatment is carried out regularly, your skin will heal itself to a cosmetic level. Skin needling has a lot of beneficial out comes:

* Hair Restoration
* Anti Ageing
* Anti Wrinkle
* Cellulite Reduction
* Scar Removal
* Stretch Mark Reduction
* Hyper Pigmentation Treatment

The needle length on a dermaroller is usually 1mm long which gives a tickling sensation when used. However, other sizes do exsist with the longer sizes such as 2mm upto about 5mm being used by professionals using numbing cream and more vigorous treatments with longer breaks in between treatments whereas using a smaller needle length at home can be done up to five times a week with two days rest.

Not many people realize it, but many of the active ingredients found in your chosen skin care products remains on top of your skin and are only partially absorbed. The dermaroller has approximately one hundred and ninety two surgical steel micro-needles which can part the pores of the top layer of the skin without damaging it. After about one hour the pores close again, however during that time, the skin is significantly better able to absorb and benefit from skin creams and lotions.

The skin reacts to any injury by initiating the healing process to seal up the affected area, but it generally only heals enough to keep you healthy. By often triggering the healing process by using a dermaroller to represent a trauma to be healed, you encourage your body to heal until the job is finished. Leaving you free to enjoy life without skin problems.

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