It’s possible to improve or erase melasma with a dermaroller, yourself, at home. Here’s how.
Breaking Down The Research: Products for Melasma
This post contains affiliate links, denoted by an asterisk. Melasma is a condition in which stubborn patches of discolorations, darker than the natural skin tone, crop up on the face. It is often associated with hormonal swings and is sometimes…
How to Clean A Dermaroller
Microneedling for skin problems is so effective, but you have to keep them clean. Here are the steps for how to clean a dermaroller.
Home Use v. Medical Dermarollers : Which and When
This page may contain affiliate links. So, this website is called “Dermaroller at Home”, so this post distinguishing between ‘home use’ and ‘medical use’ dermarollers is way overdue. What is typically called a “home use” dermaroller has needles that…
How to Encourage Hair Growth With a Dermaroller for Androgenic Alopecia
Androgenic Alopecia is a gendered pattern of hair loss caused by the hormone dihydrotestosterone. This post outlines a protocol that a home dermaroller user can use to stimulate hair growth and improve the effects of minoxidil, even if minoxidil has failed to work for them previously.
Breaking Down the Research: Microneedling and Androgenic Alopecia
Androgenic alopecia is a condition in which the hormone dihydrotestosterone interferes with hair growth and regrowth. It doesn’t exactly cause hair loss; it causes the thick hairs of your head and eyebrows to become more like the vellus “mammal” hair…