Do any of you dermaroll? I bought one off Amazon and I just finished

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2016-01-01 01:20:23 Post No. 35440172
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Anonymous 2016-01-01 01:20:23 Post No. 35440172 [Report]

Do any of you dermaroll? I bought one off Amazon and I just finished my 6th session with 1.5mm and I just noticed two of the teeth are bent. Wtf. Can you recommend a good quality one that will last longer than this? Also, I don't know if I'm really even doing it right. I figured it would bleed whe I used it, but I've only bled when I rolled over a bone or something, or held it at an angle. How hard should I be pushing, and how many times should I roll over one spot?

Anonymous 2016-01-01 01:29:20 Post No.35440250
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>>35440172
Defo do not use if bent teeth. I use one that's similar to your pic and it's fine. Just try a different brand.

You need to stretch out the skin taught in the direction you roll. This will improve penetration. Roughly 10 times back and forth in 8 directions. You won't necessarily bleed as such but you should be getting like pinprick blood spotting. I recommend taking baby aspirin just before and after for a few days and some bromelaine tablets.

You are v likely having trouble pushing it in because frankly it hurts to push it in properly. Try icing the skin or if you can handle it a little chili oil. Or both. Or maybe clove oil but wash it off thoroughly before rolling.

Anonymous 2016-01-01 01:39:13 Post No.35440344
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>>35440250
How hard do you push? On a scale of placing the ends of a full length pencil on something and pushing down on the center (i.e. To break it).

Have you been seeing any results? I think I've only have pinprick bleeding once, usually the area is just all red and stings a bit. I suppose I'm pushing just barely enough, or just barely not enough.

Anonymous 2016-01-01 04:03:15 Post No.35441434
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Anonymous 2016-01-01 04:03:15 Post No.35441434 [Report]

You using this for stretch marks or what?

Anonymous 2016-01-01 04:25:15 Post No.35441578
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>>35440172
Wtf is this thing

Anonymous 2016-01-01 04:53:46 Post No.35441746
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>>35441578
Looks like some weird penis stimulation toy

Anonymous 2016-01-01 04:58:36 Post No.35441777
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>>35440172
>>35440250
>>35440344

> I figured it would bleed whe I used it
>improve penetration
>should be getting like pinprick blood spotting
>usually the area is just all red and stings a bit

WHAT THE FUCK GUYS

Anonymous 2016-01-01 05:00:56 Post No.35441789
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Anonymous 2016-01-01 05:00:56 Post No.35441789 [Report]

what does this shaman shit do

Anonymous 2016-01-01 05:33:59 Post No.35442000
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>>35440172
>Me

Anonymous 2016-01-01 05:35:12 Post No.35442002
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>ME

Anonymous 2016-01-01 05:40:47 Post No.35442045
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>ME

Anonymous 2016-01-01 05:43:01 Post No.35442063
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>ME.

Anonymous 2016-01-01 06:00:59 Post No.35442191
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Anonymous 2016-01-01 06:00:59 Post No.35442191 [Report]

I'm scared.

Anonymous 2016-01-01 06:04:44 Post No.35442207
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Anonymous 2016-01-01 06:04:44 Post No.35442207 [Report]

>>35440344
I was fairly skeptical so I picked bits where I had scarring on both sides and only did the worst side. Many parts were improved to the point where it's just normal skin p much. The odd scar or discolouration can be less affected, but for the most part it works as cheap and invasive subcision. I even had a few deeper scars "pop". I haven't done it in coming up on 6 months and while obv my skin isn't as inflamed and plump as when doing the treatment the bits I tested on still look good.

I did it with the 1.5 mm too. Once every 6 weeks. If you use it more than every six weeks you're getting hooked on the inflammation face lift like effect. The studies suggest ~4-6 weeks for a couple of years to be optimal. I also stick some silicone gel over the top to keep the skin moist and then use otc vitamin e and a creams. It somewhat helps recovery/healing. And drink lots of water.

As far as how hard to press, p much as hard as you can. It's more like a bed of nails than a pencil so you need a lot of pressure for decent penetration.

>>35441777
They're really tiny injuries. It's less than cutting yourself shaving or a paper cut really. I do it on a Friday and there's usually no sign by Sunday on the skin surface.

Obv there are reasons for why it works at all but it actually works really really well and atm nobody can explain quite why. The fringe theory that makes most sense to me is it triggers a particular healing response in the tissue that causes it to remodel. Like you just irritate the skin enough that it doesn't scar more but somewhat fixes existing scarring.