MICRONEEDLING | DIY Treatments & Clinical Microneedling. What is the difference?

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Microneedling is a great way to treat skin conditions such as acne scars, open pores, fine lines & textural concerns.
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Quick Guide: Recommended depth for at home microneedling 0.1 to 0.3 mm. Traction on the skin can help with needle penetration.
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Dermapen or Skin Pens deliver needles vertically. This decreases the theoretical issue of tissue treating, however raised the issue of tissue dragging, especially if needles are too long, motor is weak, batteries (if applicable) are low on voltage, technique is poor or skin friction is high.
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Skin Needling via a roller is the most cost effective method of microneedling. Use of needle lengths around 0.25 mm is best. Done properly, it will cause dermal bleeding.
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Derma Stamps: Probably the safest of the lot for at home use. Vertical delivery without drag or potential to tear. Disadvantages include time as well as awkward areas (stamping area is large).
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Specialists employ RFM or radiofrequency microneedling. RF stimulates more collagen as it activates HSP 70-90 (Heat shock protein). I prefer insulated needles over non-insulated devices. Infini & Genius RF by Lutronic are, in my opinion, great devices. They deliver great energy through insulated needles. Impedance control of the Genius adds another layer of safety as well as efficiency. Other RFM devices worth noting include Intensif (getting pretty old), Morpheus 8 (Inmode device, heard a lot of good things about this), Vivace, & Intracel.
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Dr Davin Lim @cliniccutis @drdavinlim @101.skin
Brisbane, Australia

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