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How long will my skin be red after a Micro Needling Treatment ?

March 19, 2019 Eric Gardner Creative, FAQ's No comments yet

Is Microneedling Effective?

August 27, 2017 Eric Gardner Dermapen Training, FAQ's Comments Off

Helps reduce appearance of fine lines and wrinkles As you age, your skin starts producing lesser amount of collagen which gives the skin a dull and wrinkled appearance. Microneedling is effective in correcting damaged skin. The skin is stimulated to produce new skin cells which replace the old ones. As [...]

What is Dermapen – The Dermapen Microneedling Pen is the World Leader

May 4, 2017 Eric Gardner Creative, FAQ's Comments Off

What is Dermapen Basically, a Dermapen is a small device that resembles a pen and is generally used for microneedling on people with skin issues and the end product is a tightened, rejuvenated and glowing skin. We get ask all the time what is Dermapen? Our answer is simple put [...]

Micro needling pores effectiveness and efficiency – Dermapen

April 3, 2017 Eric Gardner FAQ's Comments Off

Micro needling pores We have found micro needling pores to yield consistently gratifying results, especially when combined with individual deep peeling or deeper needling of any larger, more patulous pores. The procedure is quick and simple. First, larger, more pit-scar-like pores are treated by either inserting a superfine 33 gauge needle [...]

Why Is Collagen Important?

May 5, 2014 Eric Gardner Dermapen Microneedling, FAQ's Comments Off

Collagen is a natural type of protein in the body, made up of amino acids, that forms the connective tissues that hold skin, bone, tendons, muscle and cartilage together. Collagen is important in the way our skin looks and feels because it is the main structural component providing firmness and [...]

Microneedling For Cellulite? Not Likely.

August 26, 2013 Eric Gardner Creative, Dermapen Treatment, FAQ's Comments Off

One of the challenges for patients and doctors alike is dealing with treatment modalities, methods by which one may attack a medical problem. What works and what doesn’t, what is good for one thing but not great for another, is the issue at hand. In the realm of aesthetic medicine, [...]

Micro-needle Trans-dermal Delivery

June 24, 2013 Eric Gardner Dermapen Microneedling, Dermapen Practitioner Reviews, FAQ's No comments yet

The delivery of biological and non-biological materials through the dermal barrier with the assistance or a microneedle device, known as microneedle transdermal delivery, is perhaps the most exciting emerging and potentially powerful uses of the Dermapen device. The creation of minute transient punctures in the dermal barrier will obviously facilitate [...]

Micro-Needling vs Dermal Rolling

June 3, 2013 Eric Gardner Dermapen Microneedling, FAQ's No comments yet

Micro-Needling vs. Dermal Rolling? The Dermal Roller — a simple mechanical tool with a rolling drum on a handle, festooned with thin surgical steel needles of a specific length and rolled across the skin to create numerous perforations as it is moved. Needle length may vary between rollers but stay [...]

Treatment of Photoaging with Dermapen®

May 31, 2013 Eric Gardner Dermapen Microneedling, FAQ's No comments yet

Microdermabrasion, or abrasive removal of epidermal tissue for therapeutic ends, has numerous applications and has long been a less aggressive alternative to indications treatable by laser- or other energy-based therapies.[Karimipour 2010] In terms of the microneedle realm, microneedle dermabrasion (also known as percutaneous collagen induction, or PCI) could be simply [...]

Micro Needling for Striae Distensae (stretch marks)

May 29, 2013 Eric Gardner Dermapen Cost, Dermapen Treatment, FAQ's, Microneedling Stretch Marks No comments yet

Striae distensae, also known as stretch marks, are similar to mild atrophic scarring associated with discoloration and “thinning” of the skin. Microneedling with Dermapen is an ideal therapy for stretch marks. It is excellent for areas of atrophic scarring, and stretch marks can be seen as areas of mild atrophic [...]