Getting rid of stretch marks is one of the most popular reasons for buying a dermaroller. Thousand of people have already achieved fantastic results just by using a dermaroller gently as part of their daily beauty regime. It takes less than a minute a day and results should show within 2-4 weeks.

Stretch Marks are caused by tears in the skins surface during periods of quick growth. The skin underneath the stretchmark lacks sufficient collagen. By boosting these levels, the dermaroller successfully helps remove your stretch marks to get your skin looking great again. All this can be done from home, quickly and inexpensively.

How to Use a Dermaroller on Stretch Marks

Roll your dermaroller for a few moments each day over your stretch marks. Use the device five days a week, resting your skin over the weekend (or a similar schedule to suit you). After rolling, moisturise the area to provide optimum healing conditions. You should be using a 1.0 - 1.5 mm dermaroller for this, depending on the location of the stretchmark. (The fleshier the skin, the longer the needle length.) The process is simple, quick and effective - you too could easily get rid of your stretch marks for good within a month of first using a derma roller.

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How Dermarollers Work On Stretch Marks

The thinned Dermis layer, in which the stretchmarks occur, is pricked by the needles of the dermaroller. These create minute trauma to the top few layers of skin. As with any trauma, the skin begins to heals itself by producing collagen. If you have ever cut yourself, the gap in the skin has been repaired from the production of collagen fibres - it is a naturally process and is part of our amazing ability to heal ourselves.

The secret is, because the epidermis and dermis layers do in fact remain intact throughout the skin needling process, the collagen produced in response to the dermaroller, simply aids the thickening of the dermis layer of skin. By increasing this thickness, the stretch marks firstly fade away, and eventually can disappear altogether.

How Effective is the Stretch Mark Removal

Whilst everyone will see excellent improvements in the appearance of stretch marks, results will differ from one individual to the next. The time it takes to see improvements can be based on how often you use your dermaroller , your choice of moisturiser/crème and your general responsiveness to dermaroller treatments etc. However, you should expect to see a noticeable difference within a couple of weeks of first use.

The reduction in stretch marks will continue for up to a year after first using the device. It is unlikely that the stretch mark will disappear entirely, but in the vast majority of cases, the stretch marks become almost unnoticeable after a series of successful derma roller sessions.

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Stretch Marks first appear reduced after 2-4 weeks of use. Improvements will continue to show thereafter.

How To Order Your Dermaroller

You can choose your dermaroller by treatment type or you can shop by brand. You will need a 1.0mm or 1.5mm needle depending on how fleshy the area is you wish to treat. If you are new to dermarollers, we suggest you opt for the shorter needle length. Follow the link below to go to the stretch mark section of the shop.

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If you need help or assistance, we will offer you full support in choosing the very best dermaroller for your requirements. We appreciate that everyone’s needs / budgets are different and we offer various packages to suit everybody. We also offer a free needle advice service to all our customers. Just choose the relevant option when placing your order.

More Information on Stretch Marks

If you require a fuller description of Stretch Marks or wish to know more about how a dermaroller works, please follow the hyperlinks or click on the relevant menu options. We are delighted you have chosen dermaroller planet and we are here to help you get rid of your stretch marks.

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