What is Microneedling?
Microneedling involves creating small, controlled injuries in the skin that activate the body's own healing process. To heal and produce new, healthy skin, the skin needs Collagen. As we age, the body's natural Collagen production decreases, leading to wrinkled and worn skin. Through Microneedling, you give the skin the boost it needs to increase Collagen production. You can easily buy your own Skinroller from us to start your treatment at home.
Microneedling is a proven method for naturally treating Stretch Marks, Cellulite, Wrinkles, and discolorations. Previously, this was a treatment mainly performed in clinics, but today you can achieve fantastic results in the comfort of your own home.
How does the treatment work?
How to use your Skinroller
A Skinroller looks like a small roller with 192 sterile needles. When you gently roll it over your problem areas, microscopic channels are created in the skin. It might sound uncomfortable, but it is a safe method to improve skin texture. To optimize the result, we recommend applying a Serum immediately after the treatment. Since the skin has just been opened up, it is exceptionally receptive to absorbing the active ingredients in your skincare products.
Why choose Microneedling?
Do you suffer from skin concerns and feel that regular creams do not provide the desired effect, while clinic treatments feel too expensive? Then Microneedling is the perfect solution for you. The method is scientifically proven and recommended by experts worldwide. At Skinroller, you will find a wide range, including our bestselling Skinroller PRO for treating Stretch Marks, or our advantageous package deals that include Skinroller along with bestselling serums like Retinol, Hyaluronic Acid, and Vitamin C.
FAQ
How often should you do at-home Microneedling?
With a 0.25 mm roller, treating every 10 days is sufficient. When using deeper home rollers of 0.5 mm, you should wait 3–4 weeks between sessions to give the skin adequate time to repair itself.
Does Microneedling hurt?
Home rollers with a needle length under 0.5 mm usually just feel like a light prickling. Clinic treatments with longer needles can sting more, but are often performed with the help of a numbing cream.
Does Microneedling work on Acne scars and pitting?
Yes, the controlled micro-injuries stimulate the production of Collagen, which gradually fills out the depth of the scar. Most people see a clear improvement after 3–5 regular sessions.
Can Microneedling worsen active acne?
Avoid using your Skinroller over inflamed breakouts or active acne, as the needles can spread bacteria and worsen the inflammation. Wait until the breakout has subsided and focus the treatment on the scars instead.
Maximize the result with Serum
When you have just used your Skinroller, skincare products are absorbed up to 200% better. That is why it is so effective to combine your treatment with a high-quality Serum to give the skin optimal nourishment and hydration. Back to posts