| Type: | Derma Rolling System |
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| Application: | Salon, Home |
| Portable: | Portable |
| Certification: | Ce |
| Place of Origin: | Shanghai, China (Mainland) |
| Brand Name: | Lumsail |
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Therefore, the short-term wounding of the skin is intended to trigger the production of a protein that will actually in turn strengthen the skin to a healthier level than before. Think of derma rolling as you would think of weight training and working out - you create small tears in your muscles so that the muscle is repaired and made stronger than before. Not a perfect parable or comparison, but you get the idea.
Now, derma rolling benefits aren't just gained in the needling and resulting repair of the skin. Derma rolling is capable of exposing deeper layers of your skin to the benefits of various topical ointments, natural oils, treatments, and products, leading to greater effectiveness and therapeutic effect. In other words, after derma rolling, your skin will be more susceptible to the effects of anything that comes into contact with it, based on the increased exposure to the vital most layers of the skin. Therefore, any and all skin treatments or supplements (such as avocado oil, coconut oil, sunflower oil, or jojoba oil) could be enhanced in effectiveness if applied after derma rolling.
However, this is a bit of a two-way street; after derma rolling, skin is generally at least mildly irritated, and just as vulnerable in terms of exposure to skin-harming elements and products. Therefore, it's important to never (ever!) try a new skin product after derma rolling. The reality is, we never know exactly how our skin might react to a new product or ingredient, and if the reaction is a negative one, this will only be exacerbated by the skin being freshly needled and exposed.
It's also important to note that, in this same vein, you should remember not to panic to initial skin irritation and redness following derma rolling! Sadly, this sort of a skin-reaction is to be expected in many cases - the skin, having been freshly 'wounded', needs to get worse before it gets better. The shorter the needle length, the lesser the irritation is likely to be, and results will generally vary depending on the person. Your skin is also likely to have increasingly diminished reactions to derma rolling, so keep at it and your redness and irritation is sure to wear down faster.
Lastly, patience is a virtue across the board when derma rolling: you should only start to see improved skin after five or more 'sessions'. Don't give up if your skin isn't looking as healthy as can be after just one 'session'! It takes time for collagen to work its magic, and your patience will certainly be rewarded!
Applications:
* Stretch Mark Removal and Stretch Mark Treatment
* Acne Scar Removal
* Anti Wrinkle Treatment / Anti Aging
* Hair Loss Treatment or Hair Restoration
* Surgical Scar Removal
* Cellulite Treatment and Cellulite Reduction
* Skin Rejuvenation and acne treatment
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF USING A DERMAROLLER?
Although we have detailed the benefits of derma rolling to some extent above, the truth is that their benefits are plentiful and couldn't be contained within a how-to paragraph. Whether you are someone who suffers from acne, dry skin, weak skin, scarring, aged-looking skin, and more - it's hard to imagine a skin ailment that cannot be remedied or at the least improved via derma rolling.
With that being said, derma rolling should never be performed on any kind of open wound or skin blemish. It would be counterproductive to say the least to puncture or further inflame existing wounds - allow irritated areas of the skin before using your dermaroller. Our top-5 benefits of derma rolling outside of the inherently obvious are as follows:
Premature Aging
Not dissimilar to treating wrinkles, derma rolling has the capability to prevent and undo premature aging of the skin via triggering of collagen and elastin growth. By thickening, repairing, strengthening, and upping the elasticity of skin, derma rolling can have an anti-aging effect by giving skin a stronger, more youthful appearance - which is why it is one of the most frequently turned to skin treatments for anti-aging.
Hyperpigmentation
A condition in which parts of the skin become darker in color than the surrounding skin, hyperpigmentation is highly noticeable and can make those suffering from it feel self-conscious and insecure. Luckily for those of us unfortunate enough to be dealing with hyperpigmentation, there is derma rolling. By helping to shed the top most layer of skin and produce melanocyte, derma rolling can diminish the effects of and even eliminate hyperpigmentation.
Pore Size
Clogged and enlarged pores are not only unattractive, they can lead to great problems such as an increasingly acne-damaged layer of skin, blackheads, oily skin, and more. Often located on the nose and around the cheeks, derma rolling can help to reduce the size of enlarged pores by, again, producing collagen, as well as by thickening the epidermis.
HOW TO USE A DERMAROLLER
Before you understand how to properly use your derma roller it's important to take note of the fact that not all derma rollers are exactly the same. The primary differences in derma rollers come in the length of the needles being used - and these differences in size are far from incidental. Different lengths can have different effects, the longer the length generally causing a more severe impact.
This is why needling on the longer end of the spectrum is generally performed in hospitals and by professionals, as opposed to done at home in an informal capacity. The different standardized needle lengths as well as their intended benefits are as follows:
0.25 mm Dermaroller
Intended only to increase absorption of skin care products, 0.25 mm is the most mild and un-serious of the needle lengths. Unable to stimulate collagen growth, this length is strictly used in order to help skin care products to achieve a more beneficial impact. No bleeding or pain is experienced as a result of 0.25 mm needling.
0.5 mm Dermaroller
The second to lowest length of needle, 0.5 mm derma rollers are used to treat shallow and superficial damage to skin. Still on the short side, 0.5 mm needles can cause some minimal pain and bleeding, and can only trigger minor collagen growth.
0.75 to 1.0 mm Dermaroller
An ideal solution for wrinkles, scars, and stretchmarks, the 0.75 to 1.0 range is when we start to see some serious derma rolling-impact. A greater recovery time between needle treatments is required (4 to 7 days) due to the increased invasive nature of the session, and moderate bleeding is not uncommon.
1.5 to 3.0 mm Dermaroller
Anything in the 1.5 mm range of derma rollers or higher represents more than a simple at-home skin remedy - it is a serious skin treatment that would-be users need to understand the risks of. A painful and bloody treatment even in the best-case scenario, 1.5+ mm treatments are used to treat the most severe scarring, stretch marks, and skin ailments - this treatment is more often used on the body than the face, due to the intense redness and bleeding it has been known to cause.
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