What is Dermapen?

Dermapen is a pen-like microneedling device with tiny, electronically controlled, vibrating micro-needles in its tip
A light serum is placed on the face and the Dermapen device glides over it in a smooth, comfortable manner
Treatments are precisely controlled to move to a set depth and at a set speed
The skin heals quickly with a minimum of side effects
Treatments will stimulate collagen, smooth acne scars, wrinkles and other skin texture problems
Can be used in all skin types and colors
Treatment Features:

topical numbing cream applied prior to treatment to minimize discomfort
anti-aging serum is applied during the treatment to enhance effects
aftercare regimen is prescribed, including recommended sun protection
Preparing for Dermapen

Research has shown that retinol pre and post-treatment also boosts the results of microneedling treatment over and above what the treatment does alone.We therefore recommend to start using Neocutis Nouvelle retinol cream starting 1 week before treatment and continue for at least 1 week after treatment.
Dermapen FAQ

How many treatments are necessary to achieve a good response?

Improvement is seen with each treatment but a series of 3-5 treatments is best to achieve optimal results.

How far apart are treatments done?

Dermapen treatments can be repeated every 4-6 weeks.

Is Dermapen safe for darker skin types?

Since no melanin-absorbing laser and no heat are involved, the Dermapen is relatively safer than lasers, such as IPL, for darker skin types..
Is Dermapen painful?

Dermapen uses very fine needles and is relatively comfortable. A topical numbing cream is all that is needed.

How long is each treatment?

For a face, each treatment is 30 to 60 minutes.

How is Dermapen different than a needle roller?

Needle rollers also use needles for skin resurfacing but are often too large and unwieldy for tight areas. They are also dependent on hand pressure, so the depth of penetration varies depending on the the amount of pressure exerted and the softness of the skin, while the Dermapen depth of penetration is set precisely with an electronic dial. There is also lateral trauma to the skin when the needles on a roller pull out of the skin as the wheel turns. This does not happen with the Dermapen, which relies only on vertical needle action.

What are the immediate after-effects?

There is redness and very minimal bleeding.

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