What is Dermaroller?

Is  Treatment More Effective Than Laser Therapy?

If you are trying to fight back against wrinkles, fine lines, and sagging skin, you might be wondering which treatment method is the most effective. After all, there are several choices. Two of the top options are laser therapies and Dermaroller treatments, which are also known as collagen induction therapy or micro-needling treatments. But is one really better than the other? To figure that out, you have to understand how they can benefit your skin.

Skin is Held Together by Collagen

To begin with, you need to know that skin is held together with several proteins and other components. One of the most important of those is collagen. It is naturally made by your body in large quantities when you are younger. However, as you age your collagen levels can naturally drop by quite a bit, along with your levels of Human Growth Hormone (HGH), elastin, and other important cellular building blocks.

Your Body Can be Tricked Into Making More Collagen

The good news is that it’s fairly easy to trick your body into making more collagen to strengthen your skin cells. It will automatically make more collagen and other healthy components when it feels like cells are being threatened (destroyed or damaged in some way). That’s where both Dermaroller treatments and laser machines come in. Both types of treatments damage the skin just enough to trick the body into repairing itself.

The Fastest Type of Skin Treatment

When comparing lasers and Dermaroller, one of the most common questions asked is which one is faster? Well, the truth is that they both take similar amounts of time. A single treatment of either type generally takes less than 2 hours. Some take less than an hour. Either way, it’s not a long drawn out process. So, it won’t take away from your regular activities too much.

Frequency of treatments is also similar for both. A single treatment won’t be enough. You’ll need to schedule a series of treatments over the course of several weeks. In the case of Dermaroller, those treatments might be done in a series of 3 or 4. The treatments will be distanced about a month to 6 weeks apart from each other. As far as treatments with NY Laser Outlet , the frequency of those will depend on the specific type of laser treatment that you have.

Identifying the Least Painful of the Treatments

When it comes to comparing the pain of Dermaroller versus lasers, the initial pain of both is minimal. There’s almost no discomfort during either type of procedure because the technicians completely numb the skin before they begin. So, while you might think that the needles on the Dermaroller device would be most uncomfortable, they really aren’t. With that said, if you have a fear of needles, you might do better to look into laser treatment options.

The post-treatment discomfort is another matter entirely. With laser devices, that can vary depending on the type of treatment. For example, laser skin resurfacing (ablative lasers) will strip away your top layer of skin. That can leave it red and tender for a while after treatment. However, other types of lasers have almost no side effects or post-treatment discomfort at all. As for Dermaroller, your skin will bleed for a little while after the procedure, but the puncture holes made in your skin during the procedure will be so small that they will heal fully within a few days. So, there’s no need to worry about long recovery times in either case.