Derma Roller treatment 6.m4v

Hi youtube, this is my 6th treatment (26/9/2010)! Keep your hands, face and the area clean when doing the rolling. And do stretch your skin abit while doing the rolling. So when the needles are rolled over it reaches deeper into the scars and pits.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Save money on acne treatments
• Treat acne scars yourself
• Dermaroller home use
• Home treatment on acne scars
• Home remedy on acne scars
• DIY deramrolling
• Derma Roller
• Dermarolling
• micro-needling
• acne
• acne scars
• scarring
• skin repair
• pock marks
• ice pick scars
• skin renewal
• heal
• new skin
• derma
• acne treatment
• turn over process
• pits
• pitted scars.

[raysdermaroller]

@TheStreetballa1 , Hi TheStreetballa1 to answer your question of, does it hurt if using the 1.5mm. Yes, It is not pain free, I'm afraid. There will be certain levels of pain for all needle lengths. But the good thing is, we as users control the amount of rolling pressure. Just don't use too much pressure.

[TheStreetballa1]

IS IT HURT FOR 1.5MM?

[raysdermaroller]

Hi people, you can add us on Face Book. We are called Raysdermaroller SG.

A before & after 13 treatment photo has been posted.

[raysdermaroller]

Hi thezekim09, if you only have Box Cart or Rolling acne scars which are slightly pitted meaning not deep, use the 1mm for a start.

But if your acne scars consist of ice-pick scars as well, than 1.5mm would be the better choice for home use.

[thezekim09]

what size of needle am i going to use for acne scars slightly pitted holes