Dr Pen UK

How Does Microneedling Work? As we grow older, the cycle of new skin growth slows and less collagen and elastin are produced. This results in fine lines, wrinkles, and dark spots (pigmentation). Applying creams and serums on your face may succeed to moisturise the outer layer of dead skin, but no penetration takes place to the living part of the skin. The active molecules are simply too big to pass through the ultra-protective epidermis layer. Dr. Pen creates “micro-channels” These are tiny punctures in the skin causing microtrauma, the body then creates a healing response promoting new collagen and elastin growth. Further guidance  Microneedling allows deeper penetration of serums and ingredients resulting in higher efficacy, meaning you get more out of your serums than a traditional application. The depth setting used should be tailored to the area you are treating. As an example skin around the eyes is thinner and more sensitive than that of the cheek, therefore you should use a...

 Skin is the largest organ in your body and it's responsible for protecting and healing you from environmental attacks. You can treat (or not treat) your skin, but ultimately, the condition of your skin largely depends on genetics. (Actually, some dermatologists say that environment also has some small influence on skin health). So if you have bad skin, there is no point obsessing over whether to use skincare products. How Do Derma Roller Pens Work? Derma roller pens contain hundreds of tiny needles encased in a chamber inside a handle. When you press a button on the device, the needles come out and puncture your skin over and over again, penetrating deep into your pores. This stimulation triggers several important reactions in your skin. It sends signals to the brain which tells it to begin producing collagen as well as new cells. The collagen helps tighten up your skin while new cells help renew damaged ones for an overall improved complexion on your skin. Collagen is also what r...