Q17. Are there any risks with using a dermaroller?

A17. If you are using a dermaroller at home then there will be a set of instructions included with it. These instructions must be followed to the letter as they are designed for your care and wellbeing.

Alternately, if you have chosen to undergo treatment at a private clinic then the risks as well as the benefits will be mentioned to you by the practitioner.

The only side effect is the fact that your skin will turn pinky-red but this is a perfectly normal reaction to the roller and will ease within a couple of days.

Dermaroller is a safe procedure.

FAQS Index : Dermaroller Treatment

Dermaroller Treatment FAQs

1. What is dermaroller?
2. Why should I use a dermaroller?
3. What can you treat with a dermaroller?
4. Is a dermaroller easy to use?
5. Where can I get dermaroller treatment?
6. Is it better to have dermaroller done professionally or at home?
7. Is there more than one type of dermaroller?
8. How does dermaroller work?
9. What is collagen?
10. What is elastin?

11. How long does the treatment take?
12. Does dermaroller hurt?
13. What can I expect from using a dermaroller?
14. How much does a dermaroller session cost?
15. Can I buy my own dermaroller and if so, how much do they cost?
16. Can anyone have dermaroller?
17. Are there any risks with using a dermaroller?
18. What size of micro needle should I choose?
19. Are all dermarollers the same?
20. Are there any alternatives to using a dermaroller?