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Dermarolling / Microneedling / microneedling on a budget
« on: August 12, 2013, 03:38:21 PM »
Hello guys,
I was wondering what are the most efficient tools available for microneedling for a guy who is in college and doesn't have much money? I have some severe acne scarring, particularly on the left side of my face also, i developed some lines from smoking. My acne scars are mostly situated on my cheeks, and temples, some on my chin, but that area seems mostly a textural issue from smoking, and i've already stopped smoking and looking to improve my skin as soon as possible. I contemplated lasers, and treatments from a dermatologists, but the results don't seem worth the price for results.
So, right now i'm contemplating single needling in conjuction with dermastamping/dermarolling and suction, i can just go get some vitamin e cream and some spf post treatment at the local store. Also, i''m of asian heritage, but haven't broken out at all on my cheeks for years, and no real blemishes or breakouts so to speak so i don't have any active acne that would compromise treatments.
I have quite a few ice pick scars, and hear single needling is the best option for them? Also, what size needles should I get? should bleeding be expected for deep scars like mine?
thanks guys.
brosephus
I was wondering what are the most efficient tools available for microneedling for a guy who is in college and doesn't have much money? I have some severe acne scarring, particularly on the left side of my face also, i developed some lines from smoking. My acne scars are mostly situated on my cheeks, and temples, some on my chin, but that area seems mostly a textural issue from smoking, and i've already stopped smoking and looking to improve my skin as soon as possible. I contemplated lasers, and treatments from a dermatologists, but the results don't seem worth the price for results.
So, right now i'm contemplating single needling in conjuction with dermastamping/dermarolling and suction, i can just go get some vitamin e cream and some spf post treatment at the local store. Also, i''m of asian heritage, but haven't broken out at all on my cheeks for years, and no real blemishes or breakouts so to speak so i don't have any active acne that would compromise treatments.
I have quite a few ice pick scars, and hear single needling is the best option for them? Also, what size needles should I get? should bleeding be expected for deep scars like mine?
thanks guys.
brosephus
