#1 Non-Surgical FACE Treatment
Automated MicroNeedling (also known as Collagen Induction Therapy or CIT) is an innovation in aesthetic medicine for the treatment of fine lines, acne scars and improvement of the skin’s overall appearance.
During this procedure, tiny needles are used to create controlled micro-injuries to the skin in order to produce collagen and elastin. The skin’s repair process results in a thicker dermis with the appearance of softer wrinkles.
Microneedling also creates superficial micro-channels that allow topical gels, creams and serums to be absorbed more effectively into the skin.
Promote skin repair and reduce the appearance of wrinkles, scars, stretch marks with the complete Dermaroller Collagen Induction Therapy.
Microneedling Course
1. Treatment
3. Younger Looking Skin
2. Healing Cascade
The eDermaStamp® by Dermaroller®’s surgical-grade micro-needles reach beyond the epidermis into the dermis, causing pin-point bleeding and triggering the body’s spontaneous healing response.
2. Healing Cascade
3. Younger Looking Skin
2. Healing Cascade
Within minutes, the perforation channels close and the healing cascade starts, invading the area with collagen-producing fibroblasts and growth-promoting properties.
3. Younger Looking Skin
3. Younger Looking Skin
3. Younger Looking Skin
New organized collagen & elastin forms, bolstering from within, while the epidermis becomes thicker and more supple, each time a treatment is performed.
When it comes to minimally invasive treatments, Micro-needling Collagen Induction therapy with the eDermaStamp by Dermaroller is Clinically approved and is perhaps the most successful treatment available for the common signs and symptoms of aging such as wrinkles, loss of skin volume, and crepey skin. The eDermaStamp by Dermaroller micro-needling treatment even targets the epidermis in such a way that it is clinically proven to minimize scars and stretch marks. The eDermaStamp by Dermaroller therapy triggers the body’s spontaneous healing process, stimulating cell proliferation and causing the formation of new collagen. This results in a thicker, more supple, cellular matrix. Results: visibly younger looking skin.
PROOF: The image shows a biopsy of the epidermis before and after micro-needling therapy. Significant new collagen (dyed purple) has been generated, 6 weeks after a single treatment.
Microneedling
Phase 1 (days 1-3)
Inflammation: Activated by piercing the dermal tissue, platelets release cytokines and growth factors which act as signals for the body’s immune system. White blood cells are sent in to disinfect the wounds, clear the debris, increase the blood supply and begin the creation of fresh, new skin.
Phase 2 (days 3-5)
Proliferation: In this phase, the fibroblasts, keratinocytes and epidermal cells continue to divide to populate the areas of damage and secrete growth factors and extracellular matrix, such as elastin and collagen will be laid down and deposited with new tissue formation.
Phase 3 (days 6-30)
Remodeling: during this phase, collagen and elastin producing fibroblasts proliferate in the puncture wounds formed by the micro needles and migrate. The collagen in the newly formed tissue is now replaced with even stronger collagen and the dermis contracts to create a youthful firm, but supple texture to the skin.
There can still be improvements to the skin for up to 6 months after treatment as further collagen is produced.
Some patients may only require a single treatment, repeated one per year to achieve optimal results. However, most patients would be recommended to have a series of 3-4 treatments spaced every 4-6 weeks. For other patients with deep wrinkles, advanced photoaging, stretch marks or scarring it would be recommended to have 6-8 sessions to ensure optimal results.
