THE DANGERS OF MICRONEEDLING!
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2022
- Love Microneedling when it’s done properly. Especially for skin of color individuals and those prone to scarring (ie keloid and hypertrophic scars) make sure to see an experienced provider in the appropriate office-setting!
Yea you just got to fork out 200 to 400 dollars a session. Instead of just telling people no, come up with an alternative. People don't have that kind of money
Bingo! That’s exactly the reason why she doesn’t recommend it. She want your money 🤑
are you dumb? better to not do anything than to activaly ruin your skin by yourself with a harmfull device you can't even sterilize.
Let's not be delutional and stubborn.
@@doracampos2088 ask any dermatologist, those at home devices are proven to be harmfull. Not everything is a cashgrab, don't be so paranoid
@@mile_851yeah but dermatologist overcharge
@@mile_851 My mom is a dermatologist. While she doesn't approve people using the manual one like the one shown in this video, the newer at-home microneedling devices where you can adjust the size and dept are very similar if not identical to the dermapen she uses in the office...so it's not all bad, depends on your common sense and knowledge I guess
I am using derma roller since 2018 at home and I have flawless skin with no regrets bye
Did you have brown spots prior to dermarolling? I’m wondering if it’s going to help my brown patches .
She wants u to buy her skin care products
@@SleeplessinOC I had big deep acne scars which ppl used to say they wont go without expensive treatment. after first use same ppl asked me what I am doing to my face why your scars look less visible.
wait a couple etra years. hose are proven to be harmfull. Better to not do anything than to do THAT.
And you can't even sterilize those things. Horrible. Arguing with derms is hella stup1d
Those micro tears can say otherwise but who knows man yk? …except the people that deadass went to school for years to be educated on the matter…
You can buy professional derma rollers for use at home anyway. Many of these treatments can be done safely at home if you know what you’re doing and correctly sanitise. I do many treatments myself after studying intensively,and have saved a lot of money doing so. The only one I would not try on myself is fillers bc of the risk of VO.
My $99 at home micro needling device goes up to 2.5mm but since I already have pretty good skin I won't be going past .5mm. Going to try my first session next weekend.
Meanwhile I used a Dr. Pen to Medical Mirconeedle my face and the results are AMAZING! If you have common sense and follow basic hygiene protocols, I'd say most people would be fine. You'll always get people who over do things and/or dont follow instructions and then blame it on the devise. 😐 Like the one kid who left prepped food out on the counter for a week, them ate it and died, next thing people are saying Meal Prepping is dangerous! No lack of common-sense is dangerous.
Can I use derma roller in hypertrophic scar
Good. Can a third person also speak so we hear more clearly.
looool
She just wants the business
No hunny, no, microneedling at home works however what doesnt work is when the person doing it themselves are not using clean needles! Or their skin is dirty! And the before and after treatment should be thought through fully, no retinals on that area for a while etc these are the warning and advice we should give to people who want to do this at home. And yes it absolutely does work but be safe! Things to consider are hyperpigmentation if you are prone to it then remember chances of you getting it is higher! So longer healing time, and also dont be dragging the pen up and down and round in circles especially if you suffer hyperpigmentation! And remeber every part of the body needs different needle lengths, and the face sections all have different lengths too. Remember RF microneedling claims to boost collegen production which is does but in reality it will burn that fat off your face 💯 so stay away from the people that want to do this tretment for you, Instead stick to microneedling and the shortest of needles is still enough to get the collagen going! Ive done this at home so many times using 0.05 needle and ive had good results
I have also done at home microneedling by watching many UA-cam videos and after that have more hyperpigmentation which take much longer time to treat......never do at home microneedling never.
.....alwz done it professionally
I do it at home. Works for me🤷
being stubborn isn't good. Internaly is terrible and you'll notice that in a future and there's no way to reverse the damage of years of usage
@@mile_851 I've only done 3 or 4 sessions and got the results I desired. I'm not sure what you talking about years of usage because it's definitely not a regular thing that's part of my schedule. I'm not paying my left nut for one session but you can if you want. It's your choice buddy. Stubbornness has got nothing to do with it. But if your face is messed up by years of usage then by all means share those results
@@mile_851I've used it for years and it's actually gotten rid of years of acne scars, so 🖕
@@brokennativ379Exactly, it’s not rocket science to learn how to do it exactly the same way as a derm would. I love my at home treatments and have great results from them. I especially love doing my own Botox and peels. I never liked the results I got from professionals anyway. I don’t care what people say, it’s payed off for me.
Leave it to the professional graduate
Can you use salicylic acid flash wash before tazarotene cream (like 1hr before)?
When performing aseptic prep, how is the risk for infection increased? With so many thousands of women performing their own microneedling, and other Derms vlogging educational information, how can you determine the risk? Do you have evidence based information available to backup your information? Master Aestheticians also educate the public, which is one of the medical professional’s responsibility, just as The Who does, including the Heathy People Organization.
Dermatologist attacking esthetics!!! Im sorry you have skin cancers you can cure...leave the esthetics to estheticians. You can prescribe meds too and perform deep peels.
Thats bot true at all, you can buy all lengths of micro needling devices theres not shorter, unless you buy the shorter ones🤦♂️