Derma Roller For Stretch Mark Removal In Chandigarh
A derma roller is handheld equipment that uses small needles to puncture the skin, leaving microscopic lesions and abrasions. The skin subsequently heals itself by delivering elastin and collagen to the affected area, restoring the skin’s surface and volume. The procedure is also known as collagen induction treatment because of the increased amount of collagen produced.
Before exploring how derma-rolling can assist with stretch marks, it’s important to understand what they are. To clarify, a stretch mark is a tear in the dermis’ collagen weave that arises when the skin is stretched beyond its tensile limitations. Under the skin, this appears as a lighter-appearing linear wrinkling. This can develop during pregnancy or with rapid weight gain in the hips and legs—it can happen at any time, but it is most frequent during adolescence because of the hormonal changes in the skin to accommodate growth.
How Derma Roller works
- The small, fine needles on the derma roller pierce the skin when it is rubbed over it.
- The holes created by the needles in the skin are quite small and are considered superficial.
- A controlled skin damage occurs when the skin is perforated. It does not harm your skin's outer layer.
Benefits of Derma-Rolling Stretch Marks
- Enhances texture of the skin
- Stimulates collagen production
- Can help reduce scars and hyperpigmentation
Tips for the procedure
Using the following techniques and best practices may assist in improving a person’s results after the procedure:
- Take vitamin A and C pills a month before your treatment to help your body produce more collagen.
- Apply skin serums or anti-ageing moisturizers after treatment if you experience pain.
- Apply sunscreen to your skin in the days following your treatment, as your skin may burn more quickly than usual.
- Treatment should be repeated two or three times each week.
