I have just ordered the rejuvastamp kit as i have some scarring on the bottom left side of my face...just wondering how many times would i stamp this area as i dont want 2 do the whole side of my face?.do u have 2 make sure u dont go over the same area twice?.also when can u apply makeup after a treatment?.

when im stamping, i go aggressive. you can stamp over the same area several times. i believe you should be able to apply makeup 4 or so days after the treatment because i can apply retin a without irritation 4 days after treating. just a note with this treatment: it takes time. in my 2 months i've seen some decent improvement, but i still have a long way to go. hopefully by late feb next year, i hope to reach my desired results (minimal scarring).

hey Sign, I just took a look at your pictures and I gotta say, I hope the light is not playing with me! I can see that the scars raised up significantly and since you said you've been in it for 2 months, you can bet the results are permanent by now. It's just the treatments you do after this that gets harder and starts to show less and less of what you want (based on my on-going treatment) but like you said, this will take time and dedication.


@scottish girl, I would recommend at least a total of 90 stamps on your bottom left side, just make sure to take a break in between 30 stamps.

thanks for the info guys!.yeh im willing to put the time in...i must say im very encouraged by both den and signs results so far...a definate impovement!.slowly but surely yeh?.den when u said stamp the area about 90 times with breaks after 30 stamps,is that the amount u mean for each treatment?.or do u mean 90 stamps over a course of 6-8 weekly treatments?.sorry bout all the questions,just a bit nervous-dont want to overstamp and make the scarring worse!.Also how are u sure that u are using the correct stamping pressure?.i read somewhere that u are meant 2 hear ure skin underneath "cracking" when u stamp..also the guy on the rejuvastamp video doesnt look like hes being very aggressive when hes stamping,do u think thats 2 make it look less scary 2 us probably?ha ha.

I'm not quite sure what you mean by 6-8 weekly but yes, you would stamp 90 times total for your first time treatment then rest up for 6-8 weeks. (This is just for your lower left side, for entire I would recommend at least 230 stamps)

From my past experience, if you don't stamp with enough pressure, you might not get the best results. Don't press it hard but you shouldn't go light either. It's not necessary to stamp till you hear the "cracking" noise, I haven't heard of anything like that. and yeah, the guys on the youtube video does seem like he's going pretty light, but you can still go more aggressive than that and not feel a thing, you just have to numb your face right.

Hello

I just wonder I after two days I stamped my scars now the skin of that area kinda peel abit

is it normal?

TJ

I just finished my second treatment a week ago. I see my scar improve alot

wait, did you remember to give at least 6 weeks in between? I can understand if you would want to stamp more and more but.. resting is very crucial

Yes I know I will rest at least 6 weeks before I got on my third treatment

Hello ladies and gents, I won't talk too much since it seems like people only come here to see the pics then ask me the questions later lol which is fine by me.


here is the 2nd pictures to the 6th week of my 4th treatment:

http://dend359.tripod.com/leftface.html
http://dend359.tripod.com/leftsidecloser.html
http://dend359.tripod.com/rightface.html
http://dend359.tripod.com/rightfacecloser.html
http://dend359.tripod.com/frontface.html



and without saying much, did I see much better improvements in my 4th treatment? a whole lot damn better! There's many spots I saw improvement in but I want to point out the ones I've been keeping my eyes on:
http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l299/dend359/sample1.jpg

Alright, I'll admit I didn't keep a lookout on the one with the right circle but after looking at the mirror again, my picture was right, there was improvement! However, the on the top left was the one I've been keeping my eyes on and the one I observed to see if there was going to be improvement and what do you know, there was after 6 weeks.



Like I said, I have promised to show you one more picture before the New Year and after that, this thread will be for future reference. I'll still answer questions and emails but I won't be bumping this thread up myself after that unless for replies.

So in the end, the most asked questions of all, does this kit work? After 6 months of continuous dedication and hard stamping, my yes will go to Divine Beauty Rejuvastamp, thank you guys.

I don't see much improvement at all just a change in the lighting that you use. Well as long as you see improvement then thats all that is important. What I see is a product that is a huge waste of money. Keep wasting your money on this crap product.........................

Awesome that you have found a product you have gained some sucess with den

I will give the derma stamp a go- IF rolling and needling dont give enough improvment...but I have to say, there is no difference between this stamp and a roller, except concept...and price.

AND SHAME ON THE NEGATIVE PEOPLE WHO ARE SO RUDE AS TO SAY HE HAS NO IMPROVMENT.

(you bitter peeps must need GLASSES)

AND REMEMBER THAT A NEGATIVE SPIRIT ATTRACTS MORE NEGATIVITY...



When you write bitter posts, it is a refection of whats inside you...toxic resentment and anger. Acne is ICK ..allowing 'stuff' to get under your skin... im guessing the bitter posters here, also suffer active acne.... just a guess

BE NICE PEOPLE.

Den has been kind enough to show his pictures and share his experience (although I have to wonder if he works for dermastamp)
Not many people here have shown pictures and progress. If Den sees an improvement, thats all that matters- I see one too.

Im also a photographer, and I can make MY skin look perfect. Lighting makes a HUGE difference. Any real before/after pics, MUST be taken in the exact same light, in the same position.

Resting the chin on a window at a ceratin time of day to catch sunlight is perfect, for accurate before and after shots.

Time and patience...

Den is the man as he posts his pics. If this was such a good product we would have pics from other people showing there improvements.
Den how much you get paid to posts your pics here? I hope they at least covering what you paying for the product. The pics are all taken in different light shades so how accurae are results really?
I emailed the lady and asked some questions about the product and all she was interested in was how quickly she could send me the product and if I oredr now she wont charge me for delivery. What bullshit its all about her back pocket and leading people on about a product that really shows very little improvement at all.
Oh then she says if I pay before a certain date she would send me an additional product and she never answered any of my direct questions except for telling me to come llok at this blog. So yes one must wonder if this blog is used to try convince people to but this product. Shame.......................
You might think I am being negative about this but the proof is in the pooding.

thanks for sharing DenD359, always nice to see what's working
for u.

Ok..

I understand we are cynical and we MUST be because acne scarring is a multi million dollar industry...with anyone who has scars as a target. We must be viligant of fakes, and scams.

Den might work for dermastamp...who knows. His pics 'do' show improvement, but like I said, photos are EASILY manipulated with the most basic programmes.
Try adjusting brightness a shade and watch scars magically fade..... any basic progamme has the FIX photo feature... less shadows+more brightness=scar free pics. HOWEVER in Dens pics, there is ALWAYS evidence of scarring...so they havent been manipulated much-if at all.

BUT- What really gets me, is how some posters are showing such bitterness and rudeness. There is never a need to use a hostile tone in posts.


Go punch a mirror instead of responding with bitterness...its just projection anyway.

This is a forum where we share experiences and support eachother in our battle to banish the scars...some are loosing sight of this.

WE all seek a treatment, ANY treatment that works. Personally I dont think there are ANY overnight cures, I dont think the 'stamp' differs from a roller, its the SAME concept.

Den posted pics,(quality of pics wasnt great) alot of members here have never posted a pic.

Dont 'assume' hes a fake, this guy clearly has scarring, and has some improvment.

Why cant people be NICE? what ever happened to manners and respect?

Stressing out gives acne... the adrenalin, hormones, chemicals released when we are fuming... none of it is any GOOD for us.

Remember that next time you feel the volcanic anger rising within.

Last I have to say...the whole thread IS a bit strange, but doesnt mean its all a scam.

FFS I work with teens and I feel like im at work.

Boet, Its very difficult if not impossible to perfectly replicate the angles and lighting between pics taken months a part. Den has done an above average job in that department. And if you are un happy with the price of a dermastamp then try a derma roller. They are in expensive. Heck, purchase a box of 31g 5mm diabetic pen needles and individually needle each scar. You can buy a box of 100 for roughly $5-$10 bucks. One forum member "PLUMPY" made a thread saying he improved his scars using 3rl tattoo needles. You can get them dirt cheap on ebay also. So don't use the price of the derma stamp as a cop out to not taking positive steps to trying to improve. And if you are so skeptical that "den is a phoney" a under cover sales rep for derma stamp..Then you start a log in which you derma roll/needle and you can show pics and update them like Den is. And we will expect all your side by side pics taken every couple months to be "EXACTLY" the same as the previous pics. If you're not willing to do that then you're all show and no go.

By the way, Den. I see subtle improvements overall with your skin. You are on the right path. Don't let anybody who knows nothing about this process try to convince you differently. When you're posting pics in the months to come of more and more improvements they will still be sitting on their ass doing absolutely nothing to change there situation that they are clearly very unhappy with.

Just keep it up Den. The improvements are slow and steady. And you can keep improving your skin over time if you simply keep at it and don't give up. Have you considered adding individial needling in to your routine to help supplement the derma stamping??

ok Boet, so it's pretty clear that all I hear from you is something that has already been answered but I guess just like how you don't see improvement pics, you don't bother to read what I wrote in the past.

so to end your idiotic bs, here's the cliffs just for U:

- realized this kit will not work as well with deep scars
- will take a long time before rolling/ice pick scars go away
- already recommended to others if they have deep scarring to go individual needling instead of this
- and recently said - overall this product works well for those with wide area of hallow scars/lining


if you continue to troll after reading the above, then you definitely placed the number one dumbass in my book. Go back and read my thread, i've changed nothing.

and thanks to all who stated the "obvious" to Boet. If you ask me, I'm not stressed out at all by what was coming out of his mouth, kinda gives me a few lol here and there and I will definitely look forward to seeing what he has to say since everything has been explained to him in a very short elementary summary.

But like I said, I'm open-minded for opinions, and I can't say this enough but I do not mind if you say that you don't see see improvements in my scars, this thread isn't just about "yes agree on whatever den has to say" but when you're someone who says that AND bash on the product without even giving it a try, that's when you are starting to troll.. I mean give it a try then you will see for yourself this stuff works (not recommended for deep deep scars)

Anyways, I knew there was going to be a time in the future where someone may think that I work for the Rejuvastamp lol. I actually spoke to the guy on the phone and he said with all the work I've done, he even thought if this was someone working behind their company secretly but no, I like the emails and pms I get and helping people out, it's a good feeling and it's who I am.

@munsoned, I have thought of individual needling but with the budget I'm on I can barely slip by each month so this wil have to do. Plus I'm satisfied where I'm at.

LOL Den, keep smiling N stamping matey I just cant stand the rude posts, opinions are fine, but when people are plain RUDE, I shake my head...

The only way to deal with the deeper scars is individual needling, and LOTS of time. Also, I once had a PLASTIC SURGEON do some kind of injection(saline+isolagen), as well as 'breaking the anchor' that holds a deep scar down. It hurt like hell, but the scar raised and filled in 100%.

I think that once the deeper scars are all thats left, its easier to treat the few bad ones.

BTW The isolagen didnt do the healing, my body did, isolagen is facing class action now, because of all the clients who got NOTHING from the treatment. I had so much(3x3 treatments) injected into my skin that IF it worked, id have zero scars today.

Den, I can clearly see some decent results. But for me rejuvastamp is overpriced and seems less effective than dermaroller.
On every topic about needling or dermarolling, everybody says to roll in every direction for a more effective treatment of acne scarring. It's something you cannot do with rejuvastamp. What is more, with dermaroller you can roll really hard (with a fast stroke and a lot of pressure). It's something way more difficult to do with DermaStamp.

Sorry for the poor english.