Hydra Roller Microneedle Derma Roller Serum Applicator

Want to significantly shorten your skincare routine… and all whilst increasing your skin’s serum absorption rate by up to 500%?

Meet your new skin hero, the Hydra Roller!

You might already be familiar with our Derma Roller, which rolls a barrel of ultra fine needles over the skin – think of the Hydra Roller as the Derma Roller’s big sister.

A derma roller is used for microneedling in the same way our Dr Pen derma pens deliver collagen induction therapy via micro needling. Derma rollers are powered by hand, rather than by electric motor, and are manually rolled across the surface of the skin to create micro channels that allow your skin’s trauma/healing response to be triggered, causing the skin to produce more collagen and elastin for a youthful, healthy appearance.

But the Hydra Roller takes it one step further than your standard derma roller, with its built in attached 8ml serum cartridge, allowing you to infuse your serum of choice directly into the microchannels as you roll… eliminating the need to prep your skin with serum before micro needling!

WHAT CAN THE HYDRA ROLLER ASSIST WITH TREATING?
Fine lines and wrinkles
Hyperpigmentation, sun spots and age spots
Scarring (for instance surgical scars and acne scars)
Stretch marks
Hair loss or receding hair
Deep wrinkles
Dryness and redness

WHY CHOOSE THE HYDRA ROLLER?
If you’re a newbie to micro needling, want to test the waters or would like to try a very affordable option before you upgrade to a Dr Pen Microneedling Pen, this can be a great place to start. The Hydra Roller 64 Pin 0.5mm Derma Rolling Tool is a great way to start your micro needling journey, and you’ll love seeing the visible results at home, all without frequent and costly visits to the dermatologist!

Hydra Roller 64 Pin 0.5mm Derma Rolling Tool Features:
Gold plated medical-grade stainless steel needle points
Static 0.5mm needle depth 8ml serum vessel attached
64 micro needles
Easy-to-use roller system
Small and lightweight
Silicone seal to serum cartridge to prevent any serum leaks
Protective needle cap for your safety

HOW TO USE THE HYDRA ROLLER
The cartridge comes in a sterile pack. Cleanse skin with cleanser of choice to remove all traces of makeup. This will also prevent the exchange of bacteria.

Apply hyaluronic acid (recommended for hydration – however any serum of your choice can be used at your discretion) into the attached 8ml serum cartridge. Be sure not to overfill.

Roll the derma roller back and forth about 4-5 times in each direction horizontally, vertically and diagonally, on the area you wish to treat Maintain a uniform speed and pressure for the best results.

Please Note:
This is only for personal use, don’t share with others. If you have a wound or sore you should not use this Hydra Roller. Do not roll too much more than indicated time. If skin shows hypersensitive response, consult with your doctor. Keep the micro needles clean and dry. Store in a safe place out of the reach of children. Please speak with your doctor before purchasing any Dr Pen products. The content on this site is not intended to substitute for the advice of a qualified physician, pharmacist, or other licensed health-care professional. The products may have additional information and instructions on or inside the packaging that you should carefully read and follow. Contact your health-care provider immediately if you suspect that you have a medical problem. This product may not have been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition. For any concerns or questions, please contact your GP or dermatologist.

Hydra Roller 64 Pin Facial MTS Treatment Titanium Tips Bottle Derma Stamp Needles Skin Care Anti Aging Serum Injection Reusable

Hydra Roller 64 Titanium Needle Meso Derma Needle Tool can be utilized to animate collagen proliferation and to build the ingestion of skincare items.

Product Details:
Type: Automatic Microneedle Hydra Derma Roller Therapy System
Certification: Medical CE / ISO13485 / RoHS / PSE
Needle Number: 64 Micro-needle Tips
Needle Depth: 1.00mm
Material: Titanium / Medical Stainless Steel with Gold Plating / Polycarbonate / High Tensile Silicone Needle + Glass Bottle
Color: Gold + Transparent
Bottle Capacity: 10ml ( The roller head is generally applicable to 5~50ml ampoule in the market )
Application: Absorption, Moisturizing, Renewing, Shrinking Pore, acne scars, Crow’s Feet, Lifting

Features:
Effective & Safer
100% brand new and high quality
Excellent quality microneedle roller system
Effectively improve scar, stretch marks, acne, etc
Promote blood circulation and make your skin tighten, elastic
Can be applied onto the entire body, the arms, hands, legs, thighs, body, abdomen, face, etc
Made of Titanium material, friendly and harmless
No side effect on the human body, please be assured to use
Needle Length: 0.25mm, 0.5mm, 1.0mm

Using Instructions:
1. Clean your hands and the part that needs to be cured
2. Use the cleansing and anti-bacterial gel to wipe your hand and skin
3. Use hot water to flush the roller
4. You should use some skincare products before using
5. Using your other hand to straining your skin and rolling before and after over the part to be cured. Roll 8~10 times in every direction. Put enough pressure and make sure the micro-needle can penetrate your skin
6. After treatment, you should wash and dry up the rolled part

Caution:
1. Only for personal use, don’t share with other people
2. Before using the skin roller, you should wash your hands and other parts
3. Skin with wound should not use this roller
4. Be careful if the client is allergic to metal
5. Ingratiating cosmetics is forbidden before the skin recovery
6. Put where the children can’t touch

What is Hydra roller?
Vaney hydra roller is a 2 in 1 system. As you roll the microneedle roller on your skin it simultaneously applies your favorite serum. Treatments with a professional are expensive. With weekly or bi-weekly use, you can achieve your skin goals for a fraction of the cost!

How do you use a Hydra roller?
Roll the Microneedle hydra roller over the desired area, back and forth, 4-5 times. Be careful to apply pressure without puncturing the skin. Switch direction and roll back and forth for another 4-5 times. After rolling, be sure to clean and sterilize the roller and the vial.

How do you use a Hydra needle?
You need to lay down or at least tilt your head and start from the top of your face to ensure even coverage. Make sure that the needles are perpendicular to your skin to make thin and minimal punctures. Use pressure on your skin for the hydra needle to take full effect, then rub your serum onto the face.

Can you use a derma roller with hyaluronic acid?
Hyaluronic acid can be used following microneedling, and it’s even recommended in some cases to help stimulate collagen production after your procedure. If your skin is feeling dry, it’s generally safe to apply coconut oil as an emollient to lock in moisture and hydrate your face after microneedling.

What is a derma stamp?
Dermastamp is treatment using very fine needles. It is a medical device used in micro needling to break down old scar tissue & to stimulate skin cells to proliferate.

How do you clean a Hydra roller?
Clean your Hydra Roller or HydraStamp
Clean your Hydra Roller or Hydra Stamp with a non-aggressive detergent or soap. Don’t use a sponge, swish the roller vigorously in a bowl of soapy water. Rinse it out afterward and disinfect it by soaking it in the 70 percent isopropyl alcohol for 10 minutes. Store in a safe place.

How does Hydra stamp work?
The Vaney Hydra Needle is an effective microneedling/microchanneling device used to inject a variety of serums into the skin. This microneedling device contains 20 gold tip needles to produce optimal delivery into the skin. Each needle creates a hole the same thickness as a hair.

Hydra roller for Mesotherapy with 64 titanium needles

Hydra Roller is to stimulate collagen production and to increase the absorption of skincare products.
But traditional derma roller it’s not easy to operation, as you have to use another hand or one assistant to help you get essence liquid on face.
This new hydra roller with bottle successful combine micro needle with essence liquid and import it automatically.
Do not need assistant, do not need go to clinic to do hydra roller treatment, you can do it at home from now on.

At-home microneedle have much smaller needles than the tools in the dermatologist office, so they aren’t supposed to hurt.

Feature for Hydra roller 64tg needles
* Painless Micro Roller with Screw thread for Direct Drug Delivery
* Stimulate skin cell to induce collagen production for skin regeneration.
* Micro needle is thinner than a human hair so it is No Pain
* The Spiral Groove system for needle is to deliver topical serum into dermis layer directly.

Application for Hydra Derma Roller 64
1. Anti Wrinkle / Anti Aging Treatment
2. Cellulite Treatment / Cellulite Reduction or Removal
3. Hair Loss Treatment / Hair Restoration (used with Minoxidil 5%)
4. Scar Removal – including acne scar removal
5. Skin Smoothing
6. Real people. Real results.

Instruction for Hydra Roller 64
1.Wash your skin with warm water.
2.Soak the top of the applicator vial about 5-8 minutes with 75% alcohol.
3.Wash the applicator vial with alcohol.
4.Put the essence of the liquid into the applicator vial. Carefully screw the
top back onto the vial. Gently shake the vial 2-3 times.
5.Remove the safety and hygiene cover.
6.Pat the skin surface with the hydra needle gently. Until the essence of
the liquid is fully absorbed by the face.

Meet your Skincare Routine’s new Best Friend!

Main Advantages
Easy and Painless
Self Therapy
Rapid treatment and effects
Very effective delivery of serums
Sterilized packaging
Stimulates collage
The Hydra Needle Roller is able to:

Helps with tightening of the skin
Improves skin hydration
Encourages skin rejuvenation
Improves acne scars
Can be used with botulinum
Improves fine lines & wrinkles
Reducing pore size

Instructions
1. Start by preparing your skin. Wash with warm water and use a cleanser. Gently dry your face using a soft towel.
2. Soak the top of the applicator vial for 5-8 minutes with 75% alcohol. Even though the vial comes in a sterile packaging, you want to ensure the vial is a 100% sterile.
3. Put serum into the applicator vial, put the top back on and shake 2-3 times.
4. Remove the safety and hygiene cover.
5. Use the Hydra Roller to roll on the treatment area in a back and forth motion 4-5 times. Be sure to roll it up, down and side to side to get complete coverage of the treatment area. Make sure the speed and pressure are evenly distributed over thetreatment area.
6. After finishing, massage your skin to ensure any leftover serum is absorbed into the skin.
Do not wash the treated area of the skin for a couple of hours after finishing. This device is one time use only and is not meant to be shared with other people.

Be careful when opening the package, the container is made of glass.

These can be used alone, or with your favorite Peels, Toners, Serums, and Skin Boosters!

Contains:
One glass Container
Hydra Roller attachment
Each Roller contains 64 titanium surgical needles.

0.6mm Hydra Needle Microneedle Derma Stamp Skin Care Serum Applicator

Before each use, the product needs to be sterilized, soaked or boiled with alcohol
Hydra Micro Needle Applicator Glass Bottle for Serum Injection into skin
This micro needle for South Korea imported micro needle! Please do not take other cheap needle contrast, micro needle work greater! Non disposable use, can be reused! The needle will not be blunt and will not deform. The drug can be imported into the medicine quickly and reach a rate of more than 80%. Minimize skin damage while ensuring drug delivery! Is the king of micro needles!

Specification:
Bottle Color:Clear
Needle Color:Gold
Needle material:Titanium
Needle quantity:20 needles
Quantity: 1pc

Feature:
1.The Hydra needles can be imported into the medicine quickly and reach a rate of more than 80%! Minimize skin damage while ensuring drug delivery
2.Convenient to use it in combination with the menstruum and repair lyophilized powder.
3.To avoid pseudo-wrinkle regeneration.And it’s applied to facial care and whitening
water to make skin more smooth.
4.Applied to facial care and whitening water to make skin more smooth

Function:
Improve elasticity of skin.
Reduce pore size and firming.
Smoothen acne scars.
Reduce fine lines, wrinkles and dark circle.
Skin friendly, safe and faster skin restructuring.

Using Instructions:
1.Wash your skin with warm water.
2.Soak the top of the applicator vial about 5-8 minutes with 75% alcohol. 3.Wash the applicator vial with alcohol.
4.Put the essence of the liquid into the applicator vial. Carefully screw the top back onto the vial. Gently shake the vial 2-3 times.
5.Remove the safety and hygiene cover.
6.Stamp on the skin 4-5times. Keep the speed and pressure uniform thereby creating more micro vessels.

Cautions:
1.Do not share hydra stamp with other person for hygiene.
2.Keep the hydra stamp always clean. Clean the hydra roller after using.
3.Please place hydra stamp be out of children`s reach.

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How do you use a Hydra needle?
You need to lay down or at least tilt your head and start from the top of your face to ensure even coverage. Make sure that the needles are perpendicular to your skin to make thin and minimal punctures. Use pressure on your skin for the hydra needle to take full effect, then rub your serum onto the face.

Which needle is best for microneedling?
For treating acne and other scars as a routine, a needle length of 1.5–2 mm is usually used. When microneedling is used as a procedure to treat ageing skin and wrinkles, the needle length of 0.5 mm or 1.0 mm is usually recommended.

What is Hydra stamp?
Description. Experience the latest innovation in Microneedling. Using this device enables the user to restorethe barrier function of the skin, eliminate folds, improve the complexion of the skin, and reduce pores, while getting a smooth, resilient, firm and hydrated skin.

What is hydraneedling?
Hydraneedling is a skin rejuvenation treatment that combines two different procedures for incredible cosmetic results. The Hydraneedling treatment involves both the HydraFacial® treatment and microneedling techniques.

What is microneedling?
Dermastamp is treatment using very fine needles. It is a medical device used in micro needling to break down old scar tissue & to stimulate skin cells to proliferate.

What is Hydra pen?
Hydra Pen is a new device for fractional mesotherapy treatment that renews the skin inside and outside. It combines the benefits of Micro-Needling along with automatic infusion or injection of ingredients for immediate skin rejuvenation. … Due to this motion, little punctures in the skin are evenly distributed.

Why is my skin darker after microneedling?
Can Micro Needling Cause Hyper-Pigmentation? Discoloration caused by skin needling is rare, but can occur if the needle depth is 1.5 mm or deeper, and the procedure is done too frequently. This negligence can cause irritation in the skin which can be one possible cause to post inflammatory hyper-pigmentation.

Why does my skin look worse after microneedling?
While it can work wonders at improving acne scars, microneedling can actually spread bacteria in the skin, making breakouts worse. Pin point bleeding isn’t uncommon. According to Dr. Shafran, it’s normal for there to be some pinpoint bleeding on the skin from having the needles inserted into the skin.

Can you microneedle too much?
Up to six or even eight sessions may be necessary if you’re trying to address things like deep scarring. This allows your skin the time to heal, but also to go through its natural process of cell turnover.

Can you microneedle under eye bags?
Microneedling under your eyes is a cosmetic procedure used to diminish the appearance of these fine lines, wrinkles, and eye bags. Microneedling, also known as collagen induction therapy, can be used all over your body as a scar-minimizing treatment and one that reduces the signs of aging.

How deep can you microneedle under eyes?
Most experts I’ve spoken to advise anything between 0.2 and 0.75 millimeters for use at home. (Benjamin advises staying under 0.5 to avoid damage.). You’ll want to replace your micro-roller after a few uses due to the potential of bacteria on the roller head.

Are 12 or 36 needles better for microneedling?
12 needle cartridges are more effective and are suitable to treat all skin concerns, including fine lines and deep wrinkles, stretch marks, cellulite, pigmentation, burn scars, and post acne scars. 36 Needle Cartridges are more invasive and suitable to treat scars, large pores and deep wrinkles.

How many passes should you do for microneedling?
Microneedling can be safely repeated every four to six weeks as needed. Collagen induction requires at least three treatments, while scar reduction requires between three and six. Four to six weeks should pass between one treatment and the next.

What size needle do professionals use for microneedling?
Medical microneedling uses needles with a length of 0.5mm – 1.5mm on the face, neck and chest, or 1.5mm – 2.5mm on the body. As these needles are longer, they penetrate the epidermis and varying depths of the dermis (dependant on the length of the needles).

What should I put on my face after microneedling?
Hyaluronic acid can be used following microneedling, and it’s even recommended in some cases to help stimulate collagen production after your procedure. If your skin is feeling dry, it’s generally safe to apply coconut oil as an emollient to lock in moisture and hydrate your face after microneedling.

What is Nano needling?
Nano Infusion, otherwise known as nano-needling is an innovate, non-invasive transdermal serum delivery system designed to rejuvenate your skin and remedy many common issues like lack of tone, uneven texture, excessive pigmentation, scarring, and loss of elasticity.

Who should not microneedle?
Suspicious Lesions- These must be diagnosed by a practitioner prior to beginning treatment. Discontinue autoimmune therapies and retinoid products 24 hours prior to beginning treatment. Do not treat over active acne, rosacea, or other inflammatory conditions. Do not treat over open wounds.

Can microneedling ruin your skin?
Skin damage is a risk that commonly occurs with microneedling devices. The damage may include bleeding, bruising, redness, tightness, itching and peeling, and these typically go away without any treatment after a few days or weeks.

What is better microdermabrasion or microneedling?
Microdermabrasion and microneedling are common skin care treatments for similar skin conditions. They work with different methods to change skin. Microdermabrasion is generally a safer procedure because it works at the top layer of your skin. Microneedling acts just below the skin.

How many times can you use a derma stamp?
Derma rollers can be used on the scalp once a week if there is very little hair remaining. If there is still hair in the area then it is better to use a 1.0mm dermastamp on the area once a week. This avoids hair becoming tangled in the axel of the derma roller and being torn out.

Does Derma Stamp really work for hair growth?
It is a micro-needling form since the roller has tiny needles attached to it. When you use the derma roller on your scalp, the derma roller’s needles are known to puncture holes. … When your scalp responds to this, the healing process stimulates various hair growth responses. A derma roller really works for hair growth.

Which is better dermaroller or Derma Stamp?
While a derma roller provides good grip and efficient coverage, the derma stamp can be more productive when working with particular areas repeatedly, such as the forehead or the backs of your shoulders.

Which Dr pen is the best?
Pen Ultima M8 Professional Microneedling Pen. The Dr. Pen Ultima M8 tops our list as the best at-home microneedling pen as the Pen Ultima M8 provides all the necessary features that both first-time users and experienced at-home microneedling users can appreciate.

Can you microneedle at home?
While you can book an appointment with a specialist for an in-office microneedling session—you can also practice the anti-aging technique at home. To do so, We recommends purchasing a derma-roller with needles that are at the very most 0.3 mm thick and performing the treatment once every two weeks.

What is Hyaluron pen?
The Hyaluron Pen (also known as hyaluronic acid pen) is a small handheld medical device that is used to administer hyaluronic acid fillers into the face. This “pen” was originally created for diabetic patients to offer a needle-free, pain-free way to deliver insulin into the subcutaneous tissue.

How much downtime do you need after microneedling?
Microneedling Recovery Time. Healing from microneedling usually takes a mere 24 hours. However, it may take up to two to three days depending on the extent of the treatment. You can are free to return to work or school immediately after treatment and wear makeup 24 hours after your treatment.

Why is my face still red after microneedling?
Swelling and redness are normal after microneedling treatments. It will most likely persist for at least 24 – 48 hours. Even with proper aftercare, there isn’t much you can do to get rid of the redness immediately after the procedure, so be patient.

What should you not do after microneedling?
Post-Treatment Instructions
Do not take any anti-inflammatory medications for one week after the procedure.
Do not use ice on your face, and avoid using arnica/bromelain.
Avoid sun tanning and prolonged exposure to direct sunlight for at least 2 weeks.
Use a painkiller, such as Tylenol, if you experience any soreness.

Why is microneedling so painful?
Microneedling works by creating small punctures in the skin. While it is not overly painful, it can be uncomfortable if performed incorrectly. When microneedling is performed by a professional with a topical anesthetic to numb the skin, you will find the treatment to be comfortable.

Why do my pores look bigger after microneedling?
These types of skin produce excess sebum causing the oil to collect in the pore. When the pores become clogged they stretch and appear larger in size. Enlarged pores are more noticeable on the nose, cheeks and chin.

Can I use 0.5 Derma Roller everyday?
The frequency of your treatments will depend on the length of your derma roller’s needles and your skin’s sensitivity. If your needles are shorter, you may be able to roll every other day, and if the needles are much longer, you may need to space out treatments every three to four weeks.

Can I use salicylic acid after microneedling?
Avoid using any skincare that contains AHA, Glycolic Acid, Salicylic Acid or Retinoic Acid (eg Retin A) for 3-5 days.

How do you increase collagen in your eyes?
Plump Up Your Skin with Hyaluronic Acid.
Experience the Power of Tea.
Treat Sensitive Skin to a Facial.
Always Moisturize Your Skin.
Enhance Collagen and Elastin with Radiofrequency.
Use an Eye Cream at Night.
Incorporate Retinol Into Your Skincare Regimen.
Exfoliate Your Skin.

How can I tighten the skin under my eyes?
Try facial exercises to tighten skin. Certain facial exercises have been shown anecdotally to be effective at tightening the skin under your eyes. …
Treat your allergies. …
Gently exfoliate. …
Moisturize with an eye cream. …
Avoid sun exposure — use sunscreen and a hat. …
Eat a balanced diet. …
Topical vitamin C. …
Retinoids.

Everything You Need to Know About Microneedling and Dermarollers, Pens, at Home & More!

IF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR an at-home treatment that can minimize fine lines, plump up the skin, fade pigmentation and soften scars look no further than dermarolling. A derma roller is a handheld device with a tiny wheel covered in hundreds of fine needles. While it might look terrifying at first glance, once you learn about the benefits of dermarolling, you’ll be rolling on the reg.

Microneedle roller creates tiny channels in the skin to effectively promote collagen synthesis while allowing penetration of active ingredients directly into the skin. This is an ideal treatment to renew the appearance of healthy skin while improving texture and tone. The less invasive fine needle length (0.5 mm and 1.0mm) is safe for at home use and effective.

Derma roller, a device rolled onto the skin to form micropores, is extensively used for cosmetic purposes. The pores thus created are utilized to either result in the induction of collagen production, leading to glowing and wrinkle-free skin or for permeating the applied formulations to the site of action within the skin. Recent studies have shown the benefits of using derma rollers for transdermal delivery of drugs. In the nascent stage, this approach paves a way to successfully breach the stratum corneum and aid in the movement of medications directed towards the dermis and the hair follicles. The review essentially summarizes the evidence of the use of derma rollers in cosmetic setup, their designing, and the preclinical and clinical reports of efficacy, safety, and concerns when translated for pharmaceutical purposes and transdermal drug delivery.

What Is Dermarolling?
Dermarolling is a form of microneedling, a process that involves pricking the face to gently ‘damage’ the skin as a way to activate its natural healing mechanisms. This process helps to rebuild collagen beneath the surface of your skin. Used regularly, derma rollers work miracles for smoothing and plumping the skin, reducing acne scars, fading fine lines, and evening out skin tone. When used in conjunction with a serum (as it should be), it boosts ingredient absorption up to 90%.
While using a derma roller can hurt a little, it’s nothing to be afraid of. The discomfort is no greater than the pain of plucking your eyebrows. Here’s what’s actually going on…

Why Dermarolling (Actually) Works
The real power of derma rolling lies in its ability to stimulate collagen synthesis by generating acute inflammation. This stimulates healing and cell regeneration, and it breaks down and targets calcification and fibrosis.

5 Benefits Of Dermarolling

MINIMIZES WRINKLES. A derma roller can help reduce the appearance of wrinkles by stimulating the production of new collagen and elastin. Using the derma toller once or twice a week (with a few days between for healing) you’ll start to see significantly smoother skin in just a few weeks.

ERASES SCARS. Dermarolling diminishes the appearance of scars by breaking up calcification and fibrosis and triggering calcification regulators in the body, which helps promote perfect healing.

SMOOTHES SKIN. Regular use of a derma roller promotes collagen synthesis which contributes to thicker, smoother, and more elastic skin. Collagen takes approximately two months to grow, so be patient and use the derma roller regularly.

IGNITES GLOW. Dermarolling greatly increases oxygenation and blood circulation. Used in tandem with a mask or serum, derma rolling can increase nutrient delivery to the skin resulting in more nourished skin that glows.

BALANCES TONE. Hyperpigmentation is often caused by poor blood flow and external damage to the skin. Using a derma roller can help normalize pigment cells and balance the inflammatory responses in the skin. Over time, this results in an evener skin tone.

How To Use A Derma Roller At Home

SANITIZE. Quickly sterilize the needled head by running it under boiling hot water or soaking it quickly in rubbing alcohol.

WASH. Cleanse your face using a gentle cleanser or by dabbing a cotton ball soaked in a natural toner like apple cider vinegar on your skin.

ROLL. Using gentle pressure, roll the derma roller back and forth 2 to 4 times across each section of your face. Start with your forehead, then each side of your face, chin, and then anywhere else that hasn’t been touched by the derma roller. According to Alitura, “the rolling pattern is important. On every part of the face you want to roll horizontally, vertically, then diagonally to the right and then the left. By the end, you will have gone in four different directions, covering every part of your face.”

TONE. Once you’ve finished rolling, gently cleanse your face and apply a nourishing toner.

NOURISH. Layer on your usual skincare products. Applying a face mask after using your derma roller will help the ingredients penetrate more deeply. Be sure to follow with a nourishing serum and moisturizer.

REPEAT. Start by using the derma roller once a week to build tolerance up to twice or three times a week (the smaller the needle, the more frequently you can do it).

How To Pick A Derma Roller

Cheap rollers usually use poor quality needles that bend and rust easily. This can potentially harm the skin and even lead to infections. With a quality roller, however, you can ensure a near-painless experience with viable and long-lasting results. Here’s what you need to consider when shopping, according to Alitura…

NEEDLE LENGTH. For sensitive and thinner skin you want a shorter needle of 0.25 to 0.75 mm. For areas where the skin is thicker, and when treating scars, you will want to use a needle that is a minimum of 1.00 mm for best results.

NUMBER OF NEEDLES. As a general rule, the greater the number of needles, the more effective the treatment will be. However, a lower number of needles works fine for smaller treatment areas such as the face.

NEEDLE QUALITY. There are many outdated rollers on the market still today. Poor quality rollers use needles made of cheap surgical steel. These needles bend, rust and easily dull. This can harm your skin, potentially leading to infection, and at the very least are painful to use. The best derma rollers are made with titanium. Titanium needles are the strongest and sharpest of all needles, and therefore the least painful and most effective.

Dealing with multiple skin concerns like fine lines and wrinkles, acne scarring, and large pores can be frustrating and expensive to deal with, since there are few (if any) products out there that can actually tackle them all. Many have turned to microneedling, an in-office treatment that is effective but can cost thousands, especially since multiple treatments are needed to see real results. Thankfully, there’s an at-home alternative that’s affordable and has a track record for working.

It’s called derma rolling, and the best-selling derma rolling device on Vaney — the Vaney Skincare Derma Roller.
Derma rolling, for anyone not familiar, is the practice of gently pressing a device that’s covered in teeny microneedles across the skin to help with all of those concerns we mentioned. It creates tiny punctures in the outermost layer of the skin to stimulate the production of collagen, a protein that makes skin strong, firm, supple, and elastic. And when it comes to this particular roller, the professionals give it two thumbs up.

The best way to use this roller is on recently cleaned, dry skin. Make sure that the device itself is also recently cleaned with alcohol, and then go either in an up-and-down or side-to-side motion; you can alternate between the two.

The amount of pressure you use is the most important thing to keep in mind while derma rolling, and you’ll know you’re using too much if your skin is reacting to it. It’s OK if your face is a little pink — that’s to be expected — but it shouldn’t be red or super irritated, and you definitely shouldn’t draw blood.

Skin should look a little bit pink after use with no signs of breaking the skin or pinpoint bleeding. Derma rolling is something you can do one or two times a week to determine your own skin’s tolerability.

Derma rollers are undoubtedly good for your skin, but plenty of attention and care needs to be given when using one. Both dermatologists stressed that the device has to be clean (as does your face), and that while you might start to see results quickly, anyone new to derma rolling needs to use it sparingly to give their skin time to get used to it.

What is microneedling all about?
Microneedling (or micro-needling) is a process that involves using needles to puncture hundreds of tiny holes in the skin (yes, seriously).

It may seem like the newest trend in beauty/skincare, but it’s actually been around and evolving for over 50 years!

Fans of the microneedle claim it treats everything from wrinkles, hyperpigmentation, and dull skin to issues such as scars, stretch marks, and cellulite — although results are still dubious on that last one, so don’t get your hopes up.

However, in a 2009 study, 37 patients underwent microneedling procedures to treat atrophic facial scars (those sunken scars that result from acne, chicken pox, etc.).

What is Microneedling?
Microneedling uses tiny needles with a dermaroller to puncture the skin. This generates fresh facial collagen for pumper and smoother skin on your face. Micro-needling is mostly a facial treatment, and helpful with scars and acne. Many use dermarollers at home, but a professional is recommended.

Microneedling and Dermarolling

What could possibly be the benefits of microneedling?

Microneedling, also called Collagen Induction Therapy (CIT), involves using a tool called a dermapen.
The dermapen has tiny needles at the end that make little holes or needle pricks in the top layers of your skin.
Another method of microneedling uses a dermaroller, which looks like a miniature paint roller with lots of tiny needles.
It is gently rolled in different directions over the surface of your skin to achieve the same effect.

The purpose of this procedure is twofold:

1. The little holes from the needles create “microchannels” that allow skincare products, such as potent serums, to penetrate and absorb into the deeper layers of skin to deliver more powerful results.

2. These tiny pinpricks act like a bunch of mini injuries that kick skin into healing mode and stimulate collagen and elastin production. This process plumps skin and improves the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, scars, and pores.
I know, you’re probably thinking this is on par with a face tattoo in terms of ouch factor.
But while this seems like just one more discomfort we have to endure for beauty, the consensus is that is pretty painless.

How Does the Procedure Go Down?
First, the practitioner applies a numbing cream to the patient’s skin.
Next, the practitioner will either gently roll a dermaroller over the surface of the skin in a few different directions, or use a dermapen to work around areas of the face to create tiny holes in the skin’s surface.

The whole process takes around 20-30 minutes and, while it involves needles in your face (a thought that would normally elicit a full body shudder), the process is apparently pretty painless.

You can expect some redness for up to a couple days afterward as a result of all the skin stimulation, but it subsides quickly as the healing begins and the results of more glowing, supple skin start to show.

To get truly effective results, you’ll need more than one treatment to continually build collagen and elastin.

Are There Any Risks to Microneedling or Dermarolling?

Infection
The biggest no-no is using the microneedle on active acne because you run the risk of infection.
Avoid blemished areas during microneedling or wait until pimples are gone before undergoing the process.

Skin Reaction
Experts agree that you should not get the procedure done on skin that is inflamed, irritated, if you have rosacea, or are currently experiencing eczema.
Since microneedling can cause your skin to absorb skincare products more deeply, there’s a chance it could react to ingredients differently and become irritated.
You also want to be careful about using products not formulated for use with microneedling.
It’s a good idea to do a patch test of any post-microneedling products by applying to a small area and waiting 24 hours to make sure there’s no reaction before using it on larger areas.
This is a for sure if you have sensitive skin!

In-Office vs. At-Home Microneedling

When microneedling is performed at a dermatologist’s office, the needles they use are slightly longer (over 1 mm) and, therefore, are able to penetrate to deeper layers of skin to treat more complex conditions such as scarring or stretch marks.

The version you can use at home includes needles that are smaller than 1mm, so they don’t penetrate skin very deeply.

They’re intended more for stimulating skin to reduce wrinkles, get your complexion all glowy, and allow products to possibly penetrate deeper.

The good news? The smaller needles on at-home dermarollers don’t hurt, so you don’t need any anesthetic cream to use them.

The bad news is the results won’t be as effective as what you’ll get from a professional dermatologist.

Also, if the needles are bent, dull, or not properly maintained, you run the risk of infecting or damaging skin that can lead to scarring.

Can you microneedle everyday?

We’re sure you’ve heard of the miracle routine of micro needling and the skin care product that goes with it, the derma roller. After all, it has a long list of uses; derma roller for acne, derma roller for scars, and derma roller for cellulite to name a few.

Maybe you’re ready to dive in and explore the micro-needling benefits for yourself but want to know how often to do it beforehand. Or, maybe you’re already using a microdermal roller and want to check that you’re being safe.

In the former case, you may be asking “What is a derma roller?”. On your search you may find different names. You’ll see both derma rollers and derma needles. These two words are for the same product and mean the same thing.

So here’s the deal. If you’re going to be micro needling then you should know off-the-bat there are different rules for different situations.

If you’re microneedling at home, whether it’s using the derma needle on stretch marks or the derma roller on cellulite, it’s important to know the procedure for derma roller uses. You should never use a micro derma roller everyday. Though, if the needles are relatively short, you can get away with treating your skin twice a week. On the other hand, if the needle is longer, you should wait three to four weeks between treatments. Ever seen a good microneedling before and after photo? Usually they are resulting in proper timing in between treatments, don’t overdo it!

When should I microneedle?

Thinking about adding a micro derma roller into your routine now? Let’s go through when the best time is for a dermaroller treatment.

Micro-needling, as beneficial as it is in the long-term, can have less-than-desired effects in the short term. Namely, after a microneedling treatment, you’ll notice that your skin may look a bit inflamed the first couple of times. Worry not! This is due to the stress response from your skin due to the mix of pressure and poking the micro needling pen places on it.

So, unless you’re oddly into people asking why your face looks a little swollen, try to use microneedle rollers at night. This will give your body plenty of time to recover post-treatment.

How to microneedle stretch marks?

When it comes to implementing microneedle roller therapy, everyone has different target areas. Some of us may use a dermaroller for acne scars, while others will use it for stretch marks. The beauty of the device is that it works no matter the situation.

So, for those that are dealing with the latter, you’ll be happy to find out how to use the derma needle for stretch marks.

You’ll also find the fact that using a micro needle roller is relatively simple. Here’s the how-to on microneedling those marks.

Buy yourself a microneedle roller specific for stretch marks, this will be sized 1.5 mm. The larger needle size the better in this case, but note that means longer periods between treatment. Microneedle the area thoroughly and be sure to follow up with a serum.

There are also LED derma roller and derma pen options available. The first incorporates at-home laser therapy to help brighten the skin and the second is an electronic version that levels the amount of pressure placed on the skin. Find one that works best for you and enjoy!

When to replace microneedle?

Once you’ve started using–and loving–the micro derma for your skin and finding all the different derma roller uses for your needs, they’ll come a point where you’ll need to retire it. Why? Just like anything else, it gets worn down and have you questioning “Uh, this derma roller, does it work anymore?”

So to avoid that as a problem, hear us out: After some time, the derma roller or micro needling pen gets dull do to the rubbing and rolling over your skin. All the glowing results come to an end around 3-6 months depending on how often you roll. So, be sure to notice when the micro needle pen is fading out or the derma roller use results aren’t as hot as before. It’ll warrant replacement. The microneedling benefits will flourish if you keep on top of replacing them when they are dull.

What size microneedle for body?

Not looking for face needling? The size of the microneedle roller varies depending on the area of the skin that you’ll be using it on. It’s definitely good to know ahead of micro needling what type of micro derma product is best.

If you’re micro needling for fine lines and wrinkles on the face use a micro needle between the size of .25-.5 mm.

If you’re using the microneedle roller to combat aging, 0.5-1.0 mm is ideal.

For acne scars or light scars, choose a micro needle pen that measures 0.5-1.0 mm.

Lastly, when it comes to using micro rollers on deep scars or stretch marks, it’s advised you use a micro derma unit that measures 1.0-2.5 mm.

Dealing with cellulite? There is a derma roller cellulite kit on the market that helps deal with that problem, too!

A note: Please be cautious using a 1.0 mm roller on skin at home and anything larger than that you should seek professional assistance.

Once you have your size picked, you can enjoy your new spa derma roller today and establish your own awesome micro needling!

What Is the Best Microneedling Pen on the Market?

Microneedling is a popular cosmetic procedure for women and men looking to enhance their beauty through their body’s natural response to puncturing the skin. During a microneedling procedure (formally known as collagen induction therapy), sterilized needles create microscopic wounds in your skin. This triggers your body’s natural healing process which treats your skin through production of collagen and elastin, which promotes healthy skin and keeps it soft and youthful-looking.

The Vaney Microneedle Pen is an automated microneedling device designed for durability, safety, and more effective treatment. With a focus on patient results, the practitioner has the ability to adjust to a precise needle depth and use three different types of disposable cartridges all with the same device. The up and down oscillating action of the Vaney Microneedle Pen cartridges creates micro-injuries to the skin, which stimulates the body’s natural ability to heal itself. This treatment starts the normal physiological process where new collagen is produced and the skin becomes rejuvenated and refreshed.

Microneedling Pen Treatment Benefits:
Naturally stimulates the body’s healing to rejuvenate the skin.
Safe on all skin types including ethnic skin.
Can be performed on all body areas.
Cost-effective compared to laser.
Increases penetration of serums.
Sterile needles are non-allergic to humans.

But what exactly is the best choice for a microneedling pen today? It all depends on the results you’re trying to achieve and what your preferences are. That’s why it’s important to know all the microneedling options you have on the market and take in all the factors to decide which best suits your situation.

In-Office Microneedling vs. At-Home Microneedling

In the past, microneedling was performed by dermatologists, professional aestheticians, nurses, and other medical practitioners. Today, microneedling products are available in beauty stores or online for everyday people to use at home. But which one is the better option?

Through in-office microneedling, you’ll have the advantage of having professional microneedling done to your skin. If you haven’t had microneedling done before, we recommend getting your first time done by a professional. This can help you experience the process and get used to the puncturing feeling. Once you’ve gotten used to the feeling of microneedling, you can start considering doing it at home.

At-home microneedling, on the other hand, means buying your own microneedling tool (either a microneedling pen or a derma roller) and then doing the procedure on yourself in the comfort of your own home. While it’s not recommended for procedures that require deeper punctures from longer needles, it’s the more convenient and practical solution for those who need microneedling more frequently for a less invasive procedure.

Microneedling Pen vs. Derma Roller

For those interested in at-home microneedling, you have two microneedling devices to choose from: microneedling pens or derma pens similar to the ones used by most aesthetic clinics, and microneedling rollers more commonly known as derma rollers.

Microneedling pens are electric or battery-powered units that hold cartridges of stainless steel needles available in different sizes. Each unit can also adjust the length of the needle heads that punctures the skin. When powered, these pens spring the cartridge back and forth to puncture the skin. Users have to position the pen around certain areas of their face, and can toggle a button or adjustable dial to adjust the speed level of how fast the adjustable needles spring. After the microneedling session, the unit will have to be sterilized before storage to remove the remaining skin tissues. Reusable cartridges should be sterilized and stored while disposable cartridges can be thrown away.

Derma rollers, on the other hand, are manually operated and do not require electricity or batteries. It is a cylinder with needles on its surface connected to a rolling handle that is used to repeatedly roll over the skin. After microneedling, the entire roller will have to be sterilized before storing it away.

Why Microneedling Pens Are Better Than Derma Rollers

While plenty of people are using derma rollers as an affordable basic option, we recommend going for microneedling pens as it offers more benefits to at-home users. Despite its price, even beginners may find that microneedling pens have much more to offer those looking to benefit from the effects of microneedling sessions.

Microneedling pens offer versatility. Derma rollers come with one cylindrical roller with one needle length. This makes it impossible to shorten or lengthen the needle length for other skin concerns that require deeper needle penetration. Microneedling pens, on the other hand, can adjust in cartridge size between nano, 12, and 36-pin needles as well as the length of the pins that puncture the skin. Beginners can start on smaller pins with the shortest needle length for superficial skin problems and then gradually make their way up to bigger cartridges with longer needle lengths – all with one tool.
Mirconeedling pens puncture the skin straight down. When used correctly, a microneedling pen should be perpendicular to the skin it punctures. These punctures go straight down the outer layer into the middle and inner layer of the skin, reducing the pain (especially for those with sensitive skin) and minimizing potential scarring while also making the absorption of skincare products more efficient when applied to the area. Rollers, on the other hand, may appear straight on the cylinder. But when rolled, it punctures the skin surface at an angle, drags the skin forward, and leaves at another angle. Depending on your skin type and skin condition, this can create larger wounds susceptible to skin trauma, which can lead to the appearance of scars.
Microneedling pens have thinner, sharper needles. Microneedling pens come with thin, sharp stainless steel needles (or titanium, for higher-end units with multiple-use cartridges). This means less skin trauma when the needles puncture your skin. In comparison, rollers have shorter and duller needles.

Microneedling pens are a good beauty tool to invest in for naturally healthier skin. After trying out a few microneedling sessions at your local aesthetic practice or clinic for more major concerns like acne scars and deep wrinkles, see if you’d like to continue the practice in the comfort of your own home to help exfoliate dead skin cells for softer skin and provide better penetration for your skin care products.

HIT RESET ON YOUR SKIN
When it comes to beautiful skin, the smallest things can make the biggest difference. In as few as three treatments, Vaney Microneedle Pen can improve your complexion, improve the appearance of wrinkles on the neck, and improve the appearance of acne scars. This will reveal smooth, healthy skin that glows from within.

Vaney Microneedle Pen treatments are non-ablative, do not cause trauma to the skin, and are a safe, effective tool in an anti-aging skin care regimen. Sun avoidance is not required after treatment, however sun protection is always recommended.

Why Try Vaney Microneedle Pen Skin Needling?
Innovative and effective, Vaney Microneedle Pen activates your body’s natural cellular regeneration to help tighten and lift skin, while minimizing many common skin problems. Vaney MicroNeedling is used for skin revitalization and can be used in conjunction with other treatments.

How Does Vaney Microneedle Pen Improve The Skin’s Appearance?
Vaney Microneedle Pen rapidly creates a pattern of micro channels in the treatment area. These micro channels significantly increase the production of collagen and elastin to leave the skin smoother, fresher, and more uniform. Micro channels also create micro injuries which causes the body to send blood and growth factors to the area resulting in glowing, healthy skin.

Hydra Roller vs Other Microneedling Tools: Which Should You Get?

These days, there’s a microneedling product specifically made for nearly every skin problem. However, not all of these are equally effective for all skin conditions. People might even have bad experiences with skincare products that are just full of false promises. That’s why it’s crucial to research which product is best and most effective for your skin type.

So which microneedling tool should you get? One popular tool is the Hydra Roller, a modified version of the typical derma roller and a go-to product of those who like practical and time-saving beauty tools. When it comes to microneedling, you’ll actually find plenty of options available. Aside from the microneedling procedures offered by aesthetic clinics and dermatologists, there are plenty of microneedling devices for sale which can confuse you. But how does the popular Hydra Roller perform versus any other microneedling device on the market?

Hydra Roller is to stimulate collagen production and to increase the absorption of skincare products.
But traditional derma roller it’s not easy to operation, as you have to use another hand or one assistant to help you get essence liquid on face.
This new hydra roller with bottle successful combine micro needle with essence liquid and import it automatically. Do not need assistant, do not need go to clinic to do hydra roller treatment, you can do it at home from now on! At-home microneedle have much smaller needles than the tools in the dermatologist office, so they aren’t supposed to hurt.

Hydra Roller vs. Microneedling Pens

Hydra Rollers and microneedling pens are both microneedling tools. However, Hydra Rollers are a more innovative version of derma rollers. Instead of the usual handheld model of microneedling rollers, the roll with the needles is attached to a serum cartridge.

Before you use your Hydra Roller, you need to fill up the cartridge with your favorite serum. We recommend using hyaluronic acid to help with hydration, though you can opt to use any other serum. As you begin the microneedling process, the serum goes out through the roller. The serum then enters the microchannels created by the needles and infuses deeply into your skin. Ideally, you should practice weekly or bi-weekly use to achieve your skin goals.

Microneedling is a popular minimally invasive procedure that can be done either in aesthetic clinics or in the comfort of your own home. It uses your body’s natural response to skin trauma to help you develop healthier, younger-looking skin while also getting rid of dull and dead skin cells that make your skin look worn.

How It Works
Microneedling is also known as collagen induction therapy because it uses your body’s natural response to damaged skin tissue. When the needles puncture your skin, it creates these tiny punctures called microchannels. These trigger your skin’s trauma response and it begins to heal itself through natural collagen and elastin production, which start skin tissue growth to naturally repair these small wounds.

Aside from healing these microchannels, the production of collagen and elastin also help to get rid of dead skin cells and produce more youthful, healthier ones. Skin tissue growth results in newer skin cells taking over dying skin cells that will be shed. Microneedling with longer needles reach the inner layer of skin to treat scars, wrinkles, brown spots, and pores, since these skin issues are caused by other factors.

Benefits of Microneedling
Minimal downtime. Microneedling done at home requires no downtime at all, while microneedling in a clinic may require a little downtime, depending on what the aesthetician recommends. Your skin may feel a little more sensitive after a microneedling session, but it’s normal. Just remember to apply sunscreen on your face when going out.
Improved absorption of topical products. If you’re doing at-home microneedling with a Hydra Roller, wait for a few hours before moving onto your skincare routine. Avoid using any chemical peels or products with active ingredients especially on the treated area that is fresh and sensitive as these can be harsh and damaging.
Reduce pore size. The microneedling process can help your enlarged pores look smaller. When the skin’s trauma response is activated, the areas around your pore plumps, resulting in smaller-looking pores.
Does not affect skin tone. Treatments like laser skin resurfacing are not recommended for people with darker skin because the heat can affect pigmentation and cause discoloration. Microneedling does not involve heat and can be used for people with all skin tones.
Firmer skin. Aside from healthier-looking skin, the additional collagen and elastin can make your skin firmer and more elastic. You can also see improvement in skin texture as well as dark spots.

There are many microneedling products on the market, and the Hydra Roller is a must-try for beginners interested in popular skincare treatments and at-home microneedling tools. Pair this with your usual skincare routine and see huge improvements to your skin in a matter of weeks.

Hydra Roller helps to stimulate collagen production and to increase the absorption of skincare products.
The traditional derma roller it’s not easy to operation, as you have to use and applicant the serum at the same time. The new hydra roller with attached glass bottle combine nano needle with essence liquid and import it automatically.

Description:
64 pins, Titanium needles
0.5mm and 1mm
Nano needles 0.20mm each
1 Pcs in a box
For one person use, do not transfer used cartridge to another person
Glass bottle, do not drop, it can break
Can Be Used With:

Innotox – face and neck wrinkles
Vitamins and Serums
Gold Peptide / Revenue and repair skin damages
Salmon Serum / for skin rejuvenation, skin and scar repairing
Whitening / Repair skin pigmentation
Acne / Resolve problematic skin issues
Bijunel Serums: Reju, HP gels, Slim-line
Products available at our shop

Feature
* Painless Micro Needle with Screw thread for Direct Drug Delivery
* Stimulate skin cell to induce collagen production for skin regeneration.
* Micro needle is thinner than a human hair so it is No Pain
* The Spiral Groove system for needle is to deliver topical into dermis layer directly.

Hypoallergenic 24k gold plated microneedles
Array of 20 microneedles
Microneedle diameter is thinner than a human hair (<130 µm or 0.13 mm)
Sterilized packaging

Fuction:
Belotero
Tightening of skin
Hydration
Rejuvenation
Acne scars
Botulinum (or Xeomin)
Fine lines
Reduced pore size

It can treat the above conditions without the “frozen look” effect that sometimes occur with Botulinum infusions. It will give you a refreshed and natural look.

Instructions:
1.Wash your skin with warm water.
2.Wash the applicator vial with alcohol.
3.Put the essence of the liquid into the applicator vial. Carefully screw the top bact onto the vial. Gently shake the vial 2-3 times.
4.Remove the safety and hygiene cover.
5.Roll on the skin backwards and forwards 4-5times.Move the roller in four directions.
Keep the speed and pressure uniform thereby creating more micro vessels.