The 1.0 mm Micro needle roller skin care therapy Dermatology system is the 13th best selling product of beauty on Amazon.com this week. Let's look at the label to see... uh, well in fact it has no label.?So instead of talking about the "composition" of this product we'll eloquence on whether or not these products microneedle really promote collagen growth.
The process to puncture your skin with a roll of crampons needle is known as collagen Induction therapy.?And surprisingly (well, it surprised us) these microneedles really work AS LONG AS THE needles are the perfect size. ?Needles of cause an inflammatory reaction which led to the creation of new skin cells that promote collagen deposition. But in order to work the needles must be less than 1.5 mm and have a diameter of 0.25 mm. And to cause side effects (not to mention the potential pain), only a qualified dermatologist should administer this procedure. Unfortunately, as indicated by the name of that particular product, the needles are only 1.0 mm. rather than wasting your money, you are probably best to visit your DermIS. ?However, if you still intend to spend money on Amazon, you can buy the Micro needle roller
References:
Oral maxillofacial Surg Clin N Am 17 (2005) 51-63 collagen percutaneous Invasive Induction Desmond Fernandes, MB, BCh, FRCS (Edin) clinical Shirnel and Department of Plastic Reconstructive surgery, University of Cape Town, 822 fountain medical Centre, Heerengracht, Cape Town 8001, South Africa
American Academy of Dermatology 67th March 6 to 10 annual meeting, collagen induction 2009 P3514 skin and photoaging Gabriella Fabbrocini, Department of Dermatology University Federico II of Naples, Napoli, Italy; Antonella Tosti, Department of Dermatology at the University of Bologna, Bologna, Italy; Giuseppe Monfrecola, MD, Department of Dermatology, University Federico II of Naples, Naples, Italy; Maria Pia of Padova, MD, Ospedale Privato Nigrisoli, Bologna, Italy
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