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Dermarolling/stamping Hypertrophic (Raised) Scars Or Not?

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(@julian1)

Posted : 09/07/2014 9:50 am

Hey everybody,

I have been dermastamping my raised (hypertrophic and not keloid) scars for a while now and I'm not sure I see an improvement yet, however I've read different sites saying different things regarding this matter... anyone knows for sure of some scientific proof that it is good/bad to do it?

On one hand I've read that it is good:
http://forums.owndoc.com/dermarolling-microneedling/needlingdermarolling-hypertrophic-scar/
http://forums.owndoc.com/dermarolling-microneedling/what-to-do-about-hypertrophic-scars/
http://owndoc.com/dermarolling/how-dermarolling-works/

http://www.drdavidmduffy.com/procedures/dermaroller.php

http://www.essentialdayspa.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=29833

On another that it is bad:

http://www.dermaroller-planet.com/scars

http://www.dermaroller-planet.com/scar-treatment-get-rid-of-scars

http://www.rejuveness.com/c127/c125/Derma-Rolling-For-Scar-Treatment-c168.html

So... what should I do?

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(@julian1)

Posted : 09/09/2014 10:34 am

Anyone?

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(@julian1)

Posted : 10/08/2014 8:43 pm

Any takers?

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(@sirius-lee)

Posted : 10/11/2014 2:37 am

I ain't no expert but I believe the needles are more beneficial for wrinkles and indented scars like acne pits. Be that as it may, I too have marginally raised scars around my jawline that I've been treating with a diabetic needle (basically poking the scars in different directions). While they're not entirely gone, I do see improvement from before.

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(@julian1)

Posted : 10/11/2014 3:03 pm

I ain't no expert but I believe the needles are more beneficial for wrinkles and indented scars like acne pits. Be that as it may, I too have marginally raised scars around my jawline that I've been treating with a diabetic needle (basically poking the scars in different directions). While they're not entirely gone, I do see improvement from before.

Interesting, maybe I could try to use the dermastamp from the side of the hypertrophic scar.. Why did you choose to do this? :)

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(@sydboi)

Posted : 10/12/2014 2:53 am

Hi Julian,

 

I've found some intense massaging has been helping my hypertonic scar that is a few years old. I've been looking into eventually getting excised perhaps. I've been reading this link: http://www.drsamlamfaceforum.com/topic695.html

 

Is excision an option for you?

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Posted : 10/14/2014 8:11 am

Hi Julian,

 

I've found some intense massaging has been helping my hypertonic scar that is a few years old. I've been looking into eventually getting excised perhaps. I've been reading this link: http://www.drsamlamfaceforum.com/topic695.html

 

Is excision an option for you?

Hello Sydboi,

I am not sure what excision is, is it kind of like subcision?

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