How does the Derma Roller work? 

The holes created by the needles in the skin are tiny and considered to be superficial. For this reason, treatment is not considered to be invasive. When the skin is punctured, this causes controlled damage to the tissue. It does not cause any actual damage to the outer layer of the skin. The needles help break down any scar tissue. A lot of techniques explain how controlled injury to the skin causes superficial bleeding. This triggers the body’s healing response, and the following occurs:

Micro-needling is a popular process that was initially carried out by a dermatologist or by any qualified and professional physician in a medical center. In recent years, it has gained popularity as an easy, effective and almost non-invasive skin treatment.

The dermaroller is a skincare tool that incorporates a fine, minute and tiny needle in one of its ends, which gives you a smoother, plumper skin, and the other end is a handle.
The dermaroller is used to help rejuvenate and regenerate the skin, treat acne scarring, and is also considered an anti-aging drug. But how is the derma roller working?

• The skin releases some of the elements that stimulate growth.
• New blood vessels are formed in the skin.
• The skin is starting to make more collagen

The collagen produced by the body will be stored in the treated skin for the next 6 days. It allows the skin to become firmer and can reduce the appearance of small wrinkles.

Why do derma centers use a derma roller?

Dermaroller penetrates slightly into the outer layer to reduce skin-related problems without causing any pain.

• Wrinkles:

Dermaroller can help reduce wrinkles as it naturally fills the skin with new collagen and elastin that make the skin more plump. Deeper wrinkles take more time to fill in, and a few sessions may be required to cure them entirely. The results will depend on the level of your wrinkles and how deep they are.
Dermaroller can help reduce wrinkles as it naturally fills the skin with new collagen and elastin that make the skin more plump. Deeper wrinkles take more time to fill in, and a few sessions may be required to cure them entirely. The results will depend on the level of your wrinkles and how deep they are.

• Acne scars:

Dermarolling helps to repair damaged skin and wounds by creating extra collagen and elastin that fills the skin with good nutrients and helps to keep the skin clean.

• Stretch marks:

Stretch marks can be that with the aid of approximately 3-12 dermarolling sessions. It increases the development of collagen, which reduces visible lines and makes the skin smoother, easily clearer and much smoother.

• Pores issue:

Dermarollers with a smaller needle size can help fill large pores and give a finished look by thickening the epidermis.

• Skin Firmness:

Dermarollers can be used to reduce the aging process and to relax the skin. Newly produced collagen and elastin help to shape a tighter skin with decreased lines, wrinkles and a younger-looking appearance.
It also treats hyperpigmentation as the derma roller is one of the most effective methods of treating hyperpigmentation when the defects are closer to the skin.
It treats hyperpigmentation by normalizing pigment cells, peeling the skin and increasing the absorption and efficiency of your skin. Dermarollers can be used to may the aging process and to relax the skin.
Newly produced collagen and elastin help to shape a tighter skin with decreased lines, wrinkles and a younger-looking appearance.
It also treats hyperpigmentation as the derma roller is one of the most effective methods of treating hyperpigmentation when the defects are closer to the skin. It treats hyperpigmentation by normalizing pigment cells, peeling the skin and increasing the absorption and efficiency of your skin.