Microneedling Device - Frequently Asked Questions

A beard roller is a small device you hold in your hand for home use. It has many tiny needles, called microneedles, made of titanium or stainless steel. These needles gently go into the top layer of your skin to help it renew itself and make more collagen. Beard rollers help your beard grow better.

Yes, beard rollers help by creating tiny injuries. This encourages better blood flow, makes more collagen, and activates the hair roots. Some people see a thicker and fuller beard in as little as four to six weeks.

1. Prep Your Skin and Tool
• Wash your face and beard with a gentle cleanser and pat dry.
• Disinfect the roller by soaking it in 70% + rubbing alcohol for 5–10 minutes, rinse with hot water, and let it air dry.
• Trim the beard if needed for better contact with the skin.
 
2. Rolling Technique
• Divide your beard area into smaller sections.
• Use light pressure—don’t press hard.
• Roll in 3 directions: Horizontally (5–10 times), Vertically (5–10 times), and Diagonally both ways (5–10 times)

 3. Aftercare
• Rinse your face with cool water (optional).
• Apply the microneedling device to boost product absorption and support growth.
• Clean the roller again with warm soapy water and disinfect it before storing.

First, rinse it under warm, soapy water to get rid of any bits stuck on it. Next, pop the head of the roller into some rubbing alcohol, make sure it's at least 70% strength, and leave it there for about five to ten minutes to kill any germs. After that soak, give it another rinse with hot water, and then just let it air dry completely before you put it away.

The best way to begin with a beard roller is to use it just once or twice a week initially, to give your skin a chance to get used to it. Later on, you can try using it 2 to 3 times a week, remembering to take a day off in between. Do not overdo it, as that can irritate your skin.

Yes, derma roller for the face can be safe when used correctly and with proper hygiene. It's important to use the right needle size and to always disinfect the derma roller before and after each use. If you have any skin conditions or concerns, it's best to consult with a dermatologist before using a derma roller.

Derma rollers can regrow hair for some people. The tiny needles stimulate blood flow and the release of growth factors. This process could awaken dormant hair follicles and improve the absorption of topical hair growth treatments. However, results vary, and it's not a guaranteed solution for everyone.

To use a derma roller, start by cleaning your skin and the roller. Gently roll it over the area in vertical, horizontal, and diagonal directions. After rolling, apply a serum to boost absorption. Always disinfect the roller after each use.

Derma rollers aren’t painful, especially those with shorter needles (like 0.25–0.5mm). You might feel mild discomfort or a slight tingling, but it’s very tolerable. For longer needles, you may feel more sensitivity, and using a numbing cream can help.

The ideal frequency depends on the needle length of your derma roller. Shorter needles (like 0.25mm or 0.5mm) can be used 2-3 times a week, while longer needles (1.0mm or more) require 2 to 4 weeks intervals between uses to allow the skin to heal properly.

A derma stamp is used for targeted skin treatments to deliver gentler microneedling compared to rollers. People use it to address specific concerns like small scars and fine lines, especially around delicate areas like the eyes.

Yes, by boosting collagen production in the skin. They may improve skin texture and fade acne scars, surgical scars, or stretch marks over time. Results vary based on scar type and skin condition.

Derma stamps alone offer minimal hair growth, but when combined with treatments like Minoxidil or Finasteride, it improves results. It helps by increasing blood flow and enhancing product absorption. Derma stamping is safe for home use and may benefit various types of alopecia.

To use a derma stamp, first clean your skin and disinfect the stamp. Then, gently press the stamp vertically onto the treatment area, lifting and repeating. Apply a serum afterward and clean your stamp again.

Replace your derma roller after 15 uses or every 3 months to ensure safety and effectiveness. This helps avoid cross-contamination and maintains precision in your treatments.