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Like blahblah82 said, I'd be interested to know how much time has passed - as it doesn't seem that long ago to me that you posted a thread asking about your scarring. Anyway, a tremendous improvement ...

QuanHenry - I am really pleased to hear you think your Derminator treatments are making a difference. May I ask if you did anything differently the second time around - or did you pretty much repeat w...

7 hours ago, Viseslav Tonkovic-Capin said: No circular motions should be used with micro-needle stamping devices since you may do micro-tears of the skin, i.e. cause unnecessary damage to the s...

3 hours ago, SteVen1988 said: I don't like using the fastest speed, because it seems that (by looking at the depth indicator on the screen) it seldom gets to full depth? So I tend to stick to m...

Don't know what anyone else thinks but personally I do not get it. I don't know what he thinks he is achieving by using a stamping motion when it's already operating as a stamp. Seems that he thinks h...

I'm not sure what you mean as isn't the Dermapen a stamp itself?... just an automated one. You wouldn't need to use a stamping motion with the pen as it does it by itself - unless what you mean is who...

Rather than keep pointing us towards the Amazon reviews, we'd rather hear more about you, your situation and how it helped. ie. a description of what your scars were like and how long you had them for...

This thread deserved a reply before it got one... Welcome badlighting and you have certainly taken the right approach up until now by doing your research - and lots of it. I am also someone who resear...

On 30/05/2016 at 7:56 PM, MichelleNeko357 said: It does work, don't worry. However, for some people MSM Cream didn't seem to work for them when I read the reviews of the product on Amazon. Still,...

I'm only just starting out so can't realistically expect to have seen any kind of results to date. Indeed, the two sessions I have done so far can be considered as "experimental". Indeed, I'm already ...

I did what I'd consider to be my first "proper" Derminator session last night. 1.5mm on temples and 2.25mm on cheeks. Even the 2.25mm was easily tolerable. I had reservations about using 1.5 on the te...

Hehe, it's just another variable to add to the mix... not only how you prepare your vitamin C (or even if you do it yourself) but which strength you make it or how often and when you apply it. Oh well...

This is what I mean about the instructions being confusing! It says about not needing to worry about degradation from heat. I'll quote it here for the record... Pre-treat your skin with vitamin C four...

Thanks for the PRP info, BA - and well done QuanHenry for taking the plunge. I have prepared some Vit C in readiness for my own session but I found the OwnDoc instructions to not be as clear as they c...

Yes, great stuff Julian. Thanks. Here's to hoping we have similar stories to tell in a few months.

Nice one, Julian. Good to hear from someone else with experience. At how frequent intervals have you been needling over the past year-and-a-half and after how many sessions did you have before you st...

You say you know what you're doing but having that plan of action doesn't sound like someone that does to me. For the second time, I'm going to retire from giving you advice and wish you well. At the ...

@beautifulambition Just read your edited post about PRP. Thanks. However, not sure I get it. It's not something I'm clued up on and it almost sounds to be like you are just spreading your own blood ab...

So you are still planning on doing 1.25mm for 10 mins next week?

@GlowNShine Steady on now. I may have talked you round into using a longer needle length than you were using but you're now going from one extreme to the other. You've done a 1.0 treatment on both si...

13 hours ago, pie1610 said: I expect good dr to know more then me How do you know a good doctor when you see one? Let's not tar all doctors as being money-grabbing bastards here, but I don...

2 hours ago, beautifulambition said: @GuevaraBeats I think I posted above all this. Vitamin C first then needle, it penetrates into skin. After you can use another serum or more. Some people this...

Yep, if using a 1.5mm length you should be looking at needling no more than once every 4 weeks if not slightly longer intervals. I know it's frustrating to have to wait even if the redness has subside...

Well, I ended up using the EGF cream to begin with which has now been used up. I figured that if it is suitable for use in the immediate aftermath of a skin treatment then why not use it before moving...

8 hours ago, ambergris said: I needle an area until I see a bloody mess, like actual blood gushing out, not just little dots of blood. Which setting do you use and how long have you been n...