Micro-dulling has become a cult tendency for beauty loved by celebrities and lovers of beauty. Also known as collagen induction therapy, microdilution is micro-injuries of the skin with very fine needles. It sounds terrible and dangerous to hurt with something resembling a medieval torture device, but the dermroller is actually safer than you think!
Do not be afraid of the terrible appearance you may have after dermatologist therapy. Face "holes" are the first step to rejuvenating the skin. Fortunately, these "holes" do not last more than one to two days. Dermoller therapy creates micro-injuries to the skin, thus stimulating the production of collagen until the skin recovers.
In addition, these "micro-injuries" help serum and other products to better penetrate the skin for better performance. Relax! Micromedulling with a dermler will not leave permanent holes on your face. If you are still worried, try a smaller needle length dermoler, for example 0.5 mm, which is light enough for all skin types, or start with less pressure on the skin.
Dermolers are available in different sizes and lengths. Rollers with a needle length of less than 1 mm are completely safe for home use. Not surprisingly why many celebrities and bloggers are addicted to home microwave. Skin therapy with a dermatologist at home is an excellent remedy for skin rejuvenation.
The micro-needles of the dermhollers are so thin that it is impossible to cause scarring on the face. However, at home, it is not recommended to use a dermatologist with a needle length of more than 1, as they are intended for dermatological procedures.
Micronizing will not result in irritation or itching unless you overdo it. The skin needs time to recover, so do not do more than one weekly. It is important to always disinfect the dermatologist before each use to prevent the possibility of inflammation. Rinse the dermroller with water after disinfection before a procedure on the face to avoid irritating the skin. When micro-dulling is done properly, it will not cause inflammation.
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