Though cellulite is not always age-related, it is more common in older women and normally starts between 25 and 35 years of age. Cellulite affects over 90% of women and 10% of men worldwide. While several cosmetic procedures claim effective results, cellulite can be very challenging to treat. We discuss below how microneedling cellulite can … Read more
After nine years of acne, I was left with boxcar and rolling scars, plus dark marks that no cream would shift. I had four microneedling treatments over five months, and the photos in this article are my own skin, before, during and after. Short answer: yes, microneedling works for acne scars, but only certain kinds. … Read more
Over 14 million Americans are living with rosacea. While there is no cure for this skin condition, microneedling rosacea can settle symptoms and help with discoloration. In this article, we discuss that with the proper preparation, an experienced dermatologist, and consistent aftercare, microneedling rosacea can favorably improve the condition and your appearance. How Is Microneedling … Read more
Hyperpigmentation is one of the hardest skin conditions to treat. Microneedling can be effective at treating hyperpigmentation beneath the skin’s surface, by tearing up the pigment from the deepest layers of the skin. Cosmeticians and dermatologists worldwide regard microneedling for hyperpigmentation as a viable treatment given its remarkable ease, minimal downtime, and dismissable side effects. … Read more
A Derma Roller can be a handy tool for smoothing out the texture of the skin and enhancing the absorption of skin products. But there is simply no backing evidence that says there effective at stimulating beard growth. In this article, we explain why they don’t work for beard growth, but how they can enhance … Read more
Hair loss is a common problem that affects men and women of the old and the young. While there are several types of hair loss, only a few are reported as treatable. Male Pattern Baldness (MPB), also known as androgenetic alopecia, causes almost 95% of men’s hair loss. There is a variety of hair loss … Read more
Short answer Yes, microneedling can make stretch marks noticeably less visible, but it will not erase them. It works on both newer red marks and older white ones, and in head-to-head research it performs about as well as laser. Plan on 3 to 6 sessions at clinical depth, spaced 4 to 8 weeks apart, with … Read more
Short answer Microneedling can help under the eyes, but only for some problems. It is good for crepey texture and fine lines, and it can help some dark circles. It will not fix puffy bags or hollows, which need different treatments. The skin here is the thinnest on your face, so it is treated shallow, … Read more
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