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#401 macno0b

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Posted 27 February 2013 - 04:17 PM

Does anyone know if Derma Roll + Retin-a will help reduce or even get rid of shallow boxcar scars like mine? Here are the photos of my scars and my profile.

 

http://www.acne.org/...et-rid-of-them/

 

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Posted 19 March 2013 - 08:52 AM

Hey guys,

 

May I ask if some of you have formulated an opinion on which is more preferrable:

 

1.5mm 192 needles, or a 1.5mm 540 needles roller?


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Posted 21 March 2013 - 12:14 PM

Do you think there is any correlation between how many hours you sleep per night and the overall success of the treatment?

 

I read everywhere how collagen is renewed when we are sleeping and that "beauty sleep" (8 hours per day) is very important... But i usually sleep only 4-6 hours and it's enough for me. I can see some progress now that my 3 treatments are over but i wonder if it could be even better if had better sleeping habits.



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Posted 23 March 2013 - 01:54 AM

Hey guys,

 

May I ask if some of you have formulated an opinion on which is more preferrable:

 

1.5mm 192 needles, or a 1.5mm 540 needles roller?

 

1.5mm with 192 needles DEFINITELY. Think of it like those people who lay on beds of nails. There are often so many nails in every little spot that it actually provides a kind of wall and doesn't pierce their skin because there are so many points that it actually forms a surface.

Lesser amount of needles means it is going to insert into the skin nicely and as it should.

More does not equal better. :)



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Posted 30 March 2013 - 08:06 PM

Thank you remy that is a good point :) I will get the owndoc 1.5 mm roller after reading http://forums.owndoc...-than-Dr-Roller

It is now the topicals which is giving me the most confusion.







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