Derma Stamp

Both are effective, but they serve slightly different purposes. The derma stamp offers more precision, for targeting specific areas like acne scars or hair thinning spots. It also causes less skin dragging, which can reduce irritation compared to a roller.

Thicken both the dermis and epidermis layers of the skin. This increased thickness leads to smoother, more even skin texture and a noticeable reduction in wrinkles. It can also effectively improve issues with both hyperpigmentation and hypopigmentation for a more balanced complexion.

Yes, you can use a derma stamp to help with hair loss. It stimulates blood flow and encourages collagen production to support healthier hair follicles. This can promote thicker, fuller hair growth when used consistently alongside suitable hair care products.

• 0.25 mm needles: Every other day; gentle and mainly for enhancing product absorption.
• 0.5 mm needles: Once every 1–2 weeks; for fine lines, light scars, and skin rejuvenation.
• 1.0 mm needles: Once every 3–4 weeks; for moderate acne scars, wrinkles, and pigmentation.
• 1.5 mm and longer: Every 4–6 weeks; for severe scarring, deep wrinkles, and skin damage.

Right after derma stamping, you may see a temporary glow and smoother skin from increased blood flow. Over weeks to months, fine lines fade and skin tone evens out. For deeper wrinkles or scars, consistent use for several months to a year is needed for lasting firmness and elasticity.