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I have been microneedling with a Dr Pen M8 about once a month for about 4 years now, sometimes less often depending on my skin health etc. I have never had a problem. My original pen is still going strong. I tried stamping with it as shown by Claudia Glows in one of her videos. That worked well but it was way too time consuming. I tried a combination of the two methods last time and it worked well. I love how my skin looks the day after and I rarely peel. All I put on my skin right after is the Deciem copper peptide. I don't go over 1.5 depth. My skin looks great. I'm sticking with it.
@@dizzylizzie9091 Thank you so much for sharing your microneedling experience. May I ask what needle depth you use and the needle carriage number? Do you use a numbing cream? Stamping does look time consuming.. I love Claudia’s videos. I wish I could get the results she’s achieved. I’m just not confident enough or tough enough lol. Thanks again for commenting and sharing how MN is working well for your skin goals💜
For me, any treatment, at home or in office, that results in “I maybe see a very slight improvement if I look really close” is not worth the time or money for me-there are more effective things out there imo. As always, good to see you, Cindy!
Thanks Cindy! 💕🌺❤️ I tried microneedling too, various needle lengths, devices, serums etc, researched eternally about the process, safety, hygiene etc. Ultimately I decided I just don’t want to do anything where I’m puncturing my skin. I’d rather do lasers & pay medical staff to do. I’ve only tried IPL (which I loved!!) But ya, like you, that’s just based on me & my experiences and feelings 🥰!!
@@olinayoung6287 Hi Olina, really appreciate you sharing your experiences with trying microneedling… sooo true treatment & device tolerance / preferences are so individual. 🥰💜 Glad you’re finding IPL helpful 🙌
Agreed, at home needling is a joke at any age. I had 3 rpr ones and although the results were great, it lasted maybe one year. The rpr treatments were expensive. I could have done a light laser with better results. I just feel lasers, you get your money's worth. I would only do microneedling at a plastic surgeon's office. Med spa treatments are not as good as going to the plastic surgeon's office.
My medi spa in now offering MN with PRP. I am wondering if it is worth it? I think it is suppose to increase collagen production but like you said, you need to do many treatments. Hmmmm?
I have been thinking of going to a medspa for microneedling with Skinpen only, not RF. I can afford 3 or 4 treatments per year. Wondering if I should space them out equally or do a series every month for 3 months and repeat that series annually. Any thoughts?
@@tracydas2523 I think if you’re doing four treatments - allowing a month or 2 for healing time in between treatments (takes time to build collagen & elastin) that makes a lot of sense … that would take you to about a year. What does the esthetician recommend?
@@beyond50skin My first appointment is next month. Just starting this journey. Thanks for all your content. I am in my 50s and taking skincare seriously now. I have learned a lot from you!
I use the Dr. pen with out numbing my face. I start with sterilization of everything and wash my face then I applied a slip gel. I use a stamping method and don’t drag it on my face. After I wash off the gel and use my red light mask . I then finish off with hyaluronic moisturizer. It has helped with sun damage spots.
@@MarinaHuq-d5g Amazing! Appreciate you sharing the details of your microneedling routine. That is awesome it’s helping with your sun damage. How often do you microneedle? I was hoping when I started two years ago to do it ever 4 to 6 weeks. I think, as you’ve demonstrated, it takes consistent use over a long period of time to see results. I wish my skin was a bit more tolerant. Lol! Thanks again for watching and sharing. Happy Sunday.💜
Your surgical scar looks fantastic (and that means it is not noticeable!). Have you done a video on the scar improvement treatment? I have a terrible railroad track scar and wonder if it could be improved with similar treatment.
@@ladysaltine Thank you. I’m so glad I decided to find a dermatologist who felt they could improve my scar. It was an emergency post-op infection 2nd surgery … so the incision was not done as delicately as the original incision. It really bothered me as it looked like I’d been attacked. So silly I know but I feel the scar remodeling treatments help me emotionally close the chapter on this incident. Thank again for watching and wishing you a very happy Sunday.💜
@@AgingNaturallywithJodylynn thanks Jodi Lynn off to watch your Medicube video today. Do you order off Amazon Amazon or off the website? I ordered the sleep mask you recommended!!
I've had great results from microneedling by my esthetician. It does take time to see results bc at 57 healing and cell turnover is slower. I only get them a few times a year alternating with TCA chemical peels.
@@ixchel231 Thanks for sharing. It sounds like a great treatment schedule you and your aesthetician have designed! Appreciate you sharing this in comments. Our community chats are so helpful to me and everyone else here in the chat!! 💜💜💜
I will pass don’t like needles specially if I’m gonna have to have it done on my face I’m good if it works with some, but my face is not in bad shape,😜
@@melissavidic2895 Thanks for sharing. I’m a chicken with applying needles to my own face but I’m fine with providers doing it. I don’t know why but it’s much more uncomfortable when I do it 😅
@@beyond50skin probably because you’re nervous, I would be nervous if I was micro, needling my own face as well. Your skin looks good. Maybe you don’t even have to do it.
The contraindications from Dr Dray’s video were specifically for individuals with specific issues, not risks for everyone. You spliced together all the scary issues/words without the context in which she put them. I mentioned this in the video you posted yesterday, and you took it down and reposted it without edit. I feel as someone researching microneedling, 90% of your video is very informative and useful, but that last part where you edit/splice Dr. Dray’s video is misleading.
@@liresi8 Apologies, I had to re-upload and all comments were deleted from yesterday’s video. Thanks for re-commenting. So I can address your concern. I see your point. I spliced all the contraindications, precautions Dr. Dray addressed in her video to make a specific point .. it’s imperative people understand the number of contraindications associated with microneedling before jumping in and trying this at home. Yes, microneedling has benefits. However, I think the contraindications are under estimated and was trying to make that point by sharing Andrea’s long list of considerations one needs to take into account. I do see your point that splicing all @drdray’s warnings together might indicate she is against Microneedling all together… which she is not. She just doesn’t recommend home micro needling. I will reach out to her to be sure she’s ok with my edit of her video. Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts on this portion of my video. I take all subscriber feedback seriously.💜
I used to be a big fan of micro needling, and I still do it periodically at home. I mostly use the dr pen M8., and I rarely go over .3 depth. I have different needle heads with different spacing so some are 16 point some are 24 point and some are 36 point. Well I do get initial redness, it's always temporary. And I've never had any lasting problems. I do think it helps with texture and collagen induction, but I feel like the effects are subtle and you have to keep it up. I think the older I get the deeper my problems are, and the more they require aggressive attention! 😩 I think you have to be really careful and know your skin. If you react strongly to stimulation on your skin, and if your skin burns on application of a treatment or a product, I think it should be avoided. I think this was an excellent video. Cynthia and I really appreciate your candor and research.
@@pamorama Hi Pam, Thanks for sharing your experience with micro needling. So true, depending on the initial condition of one’s skin & the depth of wrinkles, microneedling may or may not make much of a difference…. As always I appreciate your perspective and your kind comments 💜💜💜.
HI all, Andrea @drdray DM’d me today. I want to ensure everyone in the @beyond50skin community, she was in no way offended or felt I misrepresented her video content with my re-splicing her content on concerns, precautions, and contraindications for home microneedling at the end of the video . My apologies to anyone who felt this portion of my video was misleading. - 💜Cindy
Thank you for the follow up on this. I never thought she would be offended, I just noted the context was missing. I am glad it is resolved, as I mentioned, your video was very informative.
Happy Sunday 💜
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Microneedling: A Review and Practical Guide pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28796657/
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I have been microneedling with a Dr Pen M8 about once a month for about 4 years now, sometimes less often depending on my skin health etc. I have never had a problem. My original pen is still going strong. I tried stamping with it as shown by Claudia Glows in one of her videos. That worked well but it was way too time consuming. I tried a combination of the two methods last time and it worked well. I love how my skin looks the day after and I rarely peel. All I put on my skin right after is the Deciem copper peptide. I don't go over 1.5 depth. My skin looks great. I'm sticking with it.
@@dizzylizzie9091 Thank you so much for sharing your microneedling experience. May I ask what needle depth you use and the needle carriage number? Do you use a numbing cream?
Stamping does look time consuming.. I love Claudia’s videos. I wish I could get the results she’s achieved. I’m just not confident enough or tough enough lol.
Thanks again for commenting and sharing how MN is working well for your skin goals💜
For me, any treatment, at home or in office, that results in “I maybe see a very slight improvement if I look really close” is not worth the time or money for me-there are more effective things out there imo. As always, good to see you, Cindy!
@@ScienceNotSurgery Thanks so much for watching commenting … wishing you a wonderful weekend💜
Thanks Cindy! 💕🌺❤️ I tried microneedling too, various needle lengths, devices, serums etc, researched eternally about the process, safety, hygiene etc.
Ultimately I decided I just don’t want to do anything where I’m puncturing my skin. I’d rather do lasers & pay medical staff to do. I’ve only tried IPL (which I loved!!) But ya, like you, that’s just based on me & my experiences and feelings 🥰!!
@@olinayoung6287 Hi Olina, really appreciate you sharing your experiences with trying microneedling… sooo true treatment & device tolerance / preferences are so individual. 🥰💜
Glad you’re finding IPL helpful 🙌
Agreed, at home needling is a joke at any age. I had 3 rpr ones and although the results were great, it lasted maybe one year. The rpr treatments were expensive. I could have done a light laser with better results. I just feel lasers, you get your money's worth. I would only do microneedling at a plastic surgeon's office. Med spa treatments are not as good as going to the plastic surgeon's office.
Thanks so much for sharing your experience. I've had nice results as well from in-office laser treatments.What does rpr stand for? I am blanking 🤔💜
@@beyond50skin The famous vampire facial. LOL I get lots of brain farts too.
My medi spa in now offering MN with PRP. I am wondering if it is worth it? I think it is suppose to increase collagen production but like you said, you need to do many treatments. Hmmmm?
I think PRP works best when you are younger. For those over 50 I don't think it works (in my experience)
@TheMijas07 Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Super helpful
I have been thinking of going to a medspa for microneedling with Skinpen only, not RF. I can afford 3 or 4 treatments per year. Wondering if I should space them out equally or do a series every month for 3 months and repeat that series annually. Any thoughts?
@@tracydas2523 I think if you’re doing four treatments - allowing a month or 2 for healing time in between treatments (takes time to build collagen & elastin) that makes a lot of sense … that would take you to about a year. What does the esthetician recommend?
@@beyond50skin My first appointment is next month. Just starting this journey. Thanks for all your content. I am in my 50s and taking skincare seriously now. I have learned a lot from you!
I wish you great success with your treatments. Definitely report back to the group.. I love learning from you guys too 😊💜😊
I use the Dr. pen with out numbing my face. I start with sterilization of everything and wash my face then I applied a slip gel. I use a stamping method and don’t drag it on my face. After I wash off the gel and use my red light mask . I then finish off with hyaluronic moisturizer. It has helped with sun damage spots.
@@MarinaHuq-d5g Amazing! Appreciate you sharing the details of your microneedling routine. That is awesome it’s helping with your sun damage.
How often do you microneedle? I was hoping when I started two years ago to do it ever 4 to 6 weeks. I think, as you’ve demonstrated, it takes consistent use over a long period of time to see results.
I wish my skin was a bit more tolerant. Lol!
Thanks again for watching and sharing. Happy Sunday.💜
@@beyond50skin I do it once a month
@@MarinaHuq-d5g Thanks! Super helpful 💜
Your surgical scar looks fantastic (and that means it is not noticeable!). Have you done a video on the scar improvement treatment? I have a terrible railroad track scar and wonder if it could be improved with similar treatment.
@@ladysaltine Thank you. I’m so glad I decided to find a dermatologist who felt they could improve my scar. It was an emergency post-op infection 2nd surgery … so the incision was not done as delicately as the original incision. It really bothered me as it looked like I’d been attacked. So silly I know but I feel the scar remodeling treatments help me emotionally close the chapter on this incident. Thank again for watching and wishing you a very happy Sunday.💜
Super informative video! ❤️❤️❤️
Glad you liked it!! Happy Saturday 💜
What type of medical micro needling did you have?
I talk about all three types of micro needling that I’ve tried at timestamp (05:00) 😊
Great video! ❤
@@AgingNaturallywithJodylynn thanks Jodi Lynn off to watch your Medicube video today. Do you order off Amazon Amazon or off the website? I ordered the sleep mask you recommended!!
I've had great results from microneedling by my esthetician. It does take time to see results bc at 57 healing and cell turnover is slower. I only get them a few times a year alternating with TCA chemical peels.
@@ixchel231 Thanks for sharing. It sounds like a great treatment schedule you and your aesthetician have designed! Appreciate you sharing this in comments. Our community chats are so helpful to me and everyone else here in the chat!! 💜💜💜
@@beyond50skin ☺️🫶🏻 enjoy your Sunday!!
I will pass don’t like needles specially if I’m gonna have to have it done on my face I’m good if it works with some, but my face is not in bad shape,😜
@@melissavidic2895 Thanks for sharing. I’m a chicken with applying needles to my own face but I’m fine with providers doing it. I don’t know why but it’s much more uncomfortable when I do it 😅
@@beyond50skin probably because you’re nervous, I would be nervous if I was micro, needling my own face as well. Your skin looks good. Maybe you don’t even have to do it.
I did this every few weeks with no results
Thanks for sharing your experience. Were you using home cosmetic or going for in office treatments? TIA and for watching 😊💜
For how long, all the videos I’ve seen have used it for at least 6 months to a year.
@@tammymuren6378 I did cosmetic Microneedling about 9 mos 1 x a month. With the stacked tool.
The contraindications from Dr Dray’s video were specifically for individuals with specific issues, not risks for everyone. You spliced together all the scary issues/words without the context in which she put them. I mentioned this in the video you posted yesterday, and you took it down and reposted it without edit. I feel as someone researching microneedling, 90% of your video is very informative and useful, but that last part where you edit/splice Dr. Dray’s video is misleading.
@@liresi8 Apologies, I had to re-upload and all comments were deleted from yesterday’s video. Thanks for re-commenting. So I can address your concern. I see your point.
I spliced all the contraindications, precautions Dr. Dray addressed in her video to make a specific point .. it’s imperative people understand the number of contraindications associated with microneedling before jumping in and trying this at home.
Yes, microneedling has benefits. However, I think the contraindications are under estimated and was trying to make that point by sharing Andrea’s long list of considerations one needs to take into account.
I do see your point that splicing all @drdray’s warnings together might indicate she is against Microneedling all together… which she is not. She just doesn’t recommend home micro needling.
I will reach out to her to be sure she’s ok with my edit of her video.
Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts on this portion of my video. I take all subscriber feedback seriously.💜
I used to be a big fan of micro needling, and I still do it periodically at home. I mostly use the dr pen M8., and I rarely go over .3 depth. I have different needle heads with different spacing so some are 16 point some are 24 point and some are 36 point. Well I do get initial redness, it's always temporary. And I've never had any lasting problems. I do think it helps with texture and collagen induction, but I feel like the effects are subtle and you have to keep it up. I think the older I get the deeper my problems are, and the more they require aggressive attention! 😩
I think you have to be really careful and know your skin. If you react strongly to stimulation on your skin, and if your skin burns on application of a treatment or a product, I think it should be avoided. I think this was an excellent video. Cynthia and I really appreciate your candor and research.
@@pamorama Hi Pam, Thanks for sharing your experience with micro needling. So true, depending on the initial condition of one’s skin & the depth of wrinkles, microneedling may or may not make much of a difference…. As always I appreciate your perspective and your kind comments 💜💜💜.
HI all, Andrea @drdray DM’d me today.
I want to ensure everyone in the @beyond50skin community, she was in no way offended or felt I misrepresented her video content with my re-splicing her content on concerns, precautions, and contraindications for home microneedling at the end of the video . My apologies to anyone who felt this portion of my video was misleading. - 💜Cindy
Thank you for the follow up on this. I never thought she would be offended, I just noted the context was missing. I am glad it is resolved, as I mentioned, your video was very informative.