Skin Therapy for All Skin Types
Introducing the Derma Rejuv Skin Roller – a new skin treatment based on ancient skin needling that prevents aging skin, repairs acne scars and promotes collagen production. It's a painless and safe process.
As we get older, the our skin doesn't produce the level of collagen and elastin as it used to. The result is that our skin becomes thinner which reflects more wrinkles.
In the process o reviving the derma, needles on the face roller create tiny punctures in the edpidermis It's a natural process that we have all experienced with natural healing of injured skin.
When using a dermal roller, it's the same process, but without blood being involved. With the use of a skin roller your skin is being stimulated to go through a process called skin regeneration. The micro needles make this happen as they penetrate into the top layer of skin, then the natural collagen production is triggered
You will see the microneedling roller will bring a youthful glow back to your skin within the first few applications.
This damage induces the release of growth factors that stimulate the production of collagen and elastin.
We have all experienced our body reacting to injury by the natural healing process. You will see the effects of using a skin roller up to 12 months after each treatment.
Skin micro-needling can be safely performed on all skin types and all skin colors. With no damage to the epidermis, there is no risk of pigment change or hyperpigmentation. Sensitive areas that other treatments have to avoid, such as below the eyes, the back of the hands, and neck can be treating with skin needling.
Additional Benefits of the Derma Rejuv Roller are:
• The process is painless
• No more clogged pores
• Dead skin cells are exfoliated
• New collagen growth is stimulated
• It's convenient for you because you can use it anytime
If you're serious about reducing your wrinkles, or scars you can select this link to find out other ways the derma rejuv roller can benefit your skin
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