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Protocols · February 11, 2019

Protocol to Reduce Facial Acne Scarring

This post contains affiliate links.  Facial acne scarring can be hard on the confidence! Even after your acne is under control, without intervention, the scarring left behind can be permanent. There’s a significant body of research supporting the use of…

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Uncategorized · February 10, 2019

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About ads and affiliate links on this site: When you click on a link to Amazon from this site and then make a purchase, I earn a small commission on your purchase. You don’t pay any extra for this process,…

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Getting Started · February 10, 2019

Which dermaroller is best?

This post contains affiliate links. When you’re thinking about which dermaroller to buy, the most important rule is this: don’t buy a dermaroller that you can’t afford to replace every 6-8 uses.  You can’t sterilize a dermaroller at home, so you…

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Getting Started · February 10, 2019

Microneedling v. Dermarolling v. Dermastamping v. Dermapen(ing)

I see a lot of questions about the above terms. “I’m interested in dermarolling but the only research I can find is about microneedling!” “I want to do dermarolling for my scars but I can only find dermastamps in my…

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does dermarolling hurt

Getting Started · February 10, 2019

How much does dermarolling hurt? (and pain management options)

Well, it feels like sticking tiny needles in your face. No way around that. Pain is individual, and what feels like a six out of ten on a pain scale to one person might be a three to another. In…

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Getting Started · February 9, 2019

Is dermarolling permanent? Are the effects permanent?

Short answer: yes. The research indicates that microneedling is permanent. That is, any long-term study that has tracked people after their treatments has seen improvement that lasts beyond the last roll (cite).  By that, they mean that if you dermaroll…

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