Micro Needle Skin Pens Archives - Derma Roller Systems RSA ™

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"Dermal needling is the only rejuvenation treatment that maximizes penetration of essential cell nutrients, and maximizes release of growth factors associated with the positive aspects of wound healing simultaneously"

"Medical needling eliminates the risk of melanocyte heat injury and actually optimizes cell function, making it the ideal treatment for all skin types"

"New collagen forms no deeper than 0.5mm to 0.6mm regardless of depth of injury"

"In essence, to accomplish the goal of healthy skin, the ideal skin rejuvenation treatment program need to target 3 key cells (keratinocyte (an epidermal cell which produces keratin), melanocyte (a mature melanin-forming cell), fibroblast (a connective tissue which produces collagen and other fibres) and regulate their function". "Dermal needling is the only treatment that respects all three main target cell types"

What are the Key Goals of Skin Rejuvenation? Ideally, all skin rejuvenation treatments should: * Optimize cell function * Preserve integrity of epidermis * Strengthen dermal/epidermal junction * Break down scar tissue * Release epidermal growth factors (EGF) * Increase natural collagen * Induce regenerative healing

"Cosmetic Roller" If you have compromised skin, thin skin, or rosacea, select a 0.2mm derma roller. Use a 0.3mm derma roller for everything else.

"Collagen Induction Therapy" Use the 0.5mm derma roller or 1mm for wrinkles, hyperpigmentation and superficial scars.

"Scar Reduction Therapy" Use a 1.5mm or the 2mm derma roller for acne and chicken pox scars, as well as burns and stretch marks.

Microneedling with the use of a Dermaroller or Automatic Microneedling Pen is clinically proven to be effective in healing damaged skin and can dramatically improve skins appearance making it appear more youthful–with multiple treatments and proper use of Dermaroller or Microneedling Pen and following protocol regarding skincare products and supplements to maximize collagen production and healing.

The longer the needles used and the deeper into the dermis they go, the more time is required between treatments to allow the wound healing cascade time to complete and form new collagen.

In the case of scars, lines and wrinkles, the scar tissue is broken down through microneedling and as the new collagen is produced, the scars, lines and wrinkles are slowly filled in with new collagen.