Derma Rolling!

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Jellie M.

Nov 24, 2013

Jellie M.

I want to try derma rolling for
stretch marks and lines. In my
words: I've read that the needles punctures tiny cuts on your skin
and so your body reacts to make
new skin cells, slowly overlapping
the scars leaving you new skin.
What are your guys's experience
and reviews on them?
-tips on what to do before & after?
Please & Thanks! 🙏❤️

Kaia V.

Nov 26, 2013

Kaia V.

Hi. If you are newbie dermaroller you could start really slow too with 0.2 mm dermaroller that will help to make your stretch mark serum/ cream more effective for fading them. You can read more about this in my article below (it also covers the steps how to use dermaroller after-all):
http://www.mtdermaroller.com/use-derma-roller-to-increase-skincare-effectiveness/

If this sounds not so scary you can combine it with 1.0 mm dermaroller is the stretch marks are not very deep :) Use this needle size once a month only to allow you skin heal between needling.

Roz X.

Dec 2, 2013

Roz X.

Tried it. Was diligent. Didn't work.

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