Dermaroller for Stretch Marks

Stretch marks are unpleasant tears that are often visible on the superficial layers of skin. The major cause behind these marks is pregnancy; however othernotable causes may includeinstant gaining of the weight, bodybuilding/weight training or adolescence.

Fortunately, there are loads of do-it-yourself methods and treatments to take care of your skin like never before. A dermaroller for stretch marks is one of the best options you can try at home conveniently. Dermaroller has been especially designed for every age, skin tone and type. It probes deep into the skin and kick starts the natural process of rejuvenation.

How Does Dermaroller Work for Stretch Marks?

It is a small roller device that is covered with tiny spikes. Dermaroller promotes the healing action of the body by enhancing the production of collagen, and prolongs the process to boost the healing even greater than normal. While choosing a deramroller, you need to opt for the one designed for the professionals which is high in quality. Spacing between the needles and the shape of the dermaroller for stretch marks is also of great importance, as it tells about the efficiency of the device and how much pain will it inflict upon use. Avoid dermaroller with thicker spikes, as they cause more pain and prolong the healing of holes, which can serve as an obstacle when you want to repeat the method frequently.  

How to Prepare

To perform derma rolling, you will need to get several things prepared, including:

  • The right dermaroller (ask about suitable length depending on where you’ll use it on)
  • Disposable gloves
  • A disinfectant (your pick)
  • Optional items: antibacterial solution, disposable paper cloth, numbing cream and a cream product

Make sure the target area and your hands are appropriately sterilized as a precaution to avoid any sort of infection. It's recommended that you wear gloves throughout the procedure but if you can't for some reason then make sure your hands are washed and dried.

Steps to Follow Using Dermaroller

Step 1: Firstly disinfect the target area of the skin with the help of a suitable disinfectant of your choice. As an option, you can take some numbing cream on the target skin area, and leave it for 10-20 mins to absorb. Then wipe the cream using a paper cloth. But if you would like to use some cream product for stretch mark or hair loss, take a little and massage it gently on the skin.

Step 2: Moving in cross motions, start the procedure of rolling by covering one line 3-5 timesbased on your pain sensation.

Step 3: If you've used the numbing cream then it's recommended to use the antibacterial solution and leave it on for 1 or 2 hours. Later you can either apply some more suitable cream product or you can simply rinse off the solution with cold water.

Step 4: Be sure to disinfect the dermaroller by leaving it in a glass of disinfectant for 30-60 minutes. Allow it to dry completely after it is disinfected and keep it in a safe, clean place.

When to Look for the Results

The results will be noticeable in the form of diminished stretch marks typically in the period of 2-3 weeks of the procedure. However the time duration may also vary. Time taken by the results to appear is based on the length of needle, pressure exerted, its size, treatment frequency and natural ability of the body to heal.

Possible Concerns of Using Dermaroller for Stretch Marks

1. Length of the Needle

Microneedle roller is available in varying needle sizes. These sizes include, 0.25mm, 0,5mm, 0.75mm, 1.0mm, 1.5mm, 2.0mm and 3.0mm. The size preferred for home/self use ranges from 0.25mm-1.0mm. Doctors suggest not using rollershaving needles longer than 1.5mm in size. When choosing the dermaroller regarding on the needle length, degree of pain caused by the device and penetration of the needle should be considered. Using a roller with a needle size ranging between 0.5mm-1.0mm is ideal when you have a particularly sensitive skin or if you are new to derma rolling. However if you are tolerant to pain then you can use greater needle sizes under the direct supervision of the physician.

How often to use based on length of needle: Needles of 0.5 mm 1-2 times per week, 1 mm every other week, 1.5 mm only every 3-4 weeks.

2. As for the Safety of Dermaroller

If the treatment procedure is carried out accordingly then there's not a thing to worry about and is often harmless, compared to other procedures like surgical, laser and chemical peel treatment, which not only damage the skin and bring along a lot of agonizing side effects but also prolong the recovery period. People who experience allergic reaction to various chemical substances and people who are advised not to undergo any abrasive cosmetic procedure can also try this technique.

3. Possible Side Effects of Dermaroller

Many users experience fewer side effects, but you're more likely to experience pain. Possible side effects include allergic reactions to the metal that makes the spikes. These allergic reactions are often characterized by redness, discomfort and puffiness, which could take months to go away. Users will get scars from using dermaroller as getting an infection is also possible if safety steps and hygienic conditions are not on your list.

More Natural Remedies for Stretch Marks to Try

1. Rosehip Seed Oil

It is non-greasy, light weight oil obtained from the seeds of moss rose by cold-pressing, containing all the essential fatty acids that boost the skin elasticity ad strength. It also serves as an excellent source of trans-retinoic acid that promotes prompt skin regeneration. Rose hip seed oil minimizes the healing time when used with dermaroller for stretch marks removal.

2. Wheat Germ Oil

It is reportedly beneficial for both new and old stretch marks as well as for lingering scars. For better results, apply the organic oil after derma rolling.

3. Vitamin E Oil

Vitamin E oil is known for improving skin conditions. When used in combination with shea butter, vanilla oil and coconut oil, vitamin E oil helps in getting rid of scars quite well.

4. Gelatin

Real gelatin serves as an excellent source of dietary collagen. Upon ingestion, it makes the skin more firm and promotes the formation of new cells. Gelatin may also be obtained from homemade broth.

5. Aloe Vera

Fresh gel obtained from the aloe vera helps in healing the skin. Aloe vera is a natural moisturizer that also keeps the nails, hair and skin healthy. Because of its gentle nature it may be used as a treatment option quite frequently.

 
 
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