Dermapen For Skin Rejuvenation

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The Dermapen (Skin Needling) uses fine, micro-needles that with high speed penetrate the skin to stimulate tissue regeneration. 
​New skin cells are generated & blood supply is enhanced. It will only take up to 6 weeks before visible signs of regeneration are seen & the process will continue over the following months, providing you with a gradual & long-lasting enhancement

What is the Dermapen?

Dermapen World is the creation of Australian innovator and medical developer, creating the world’s first automated Dermapen. 2010.  
Its efficiency has been proven by scientific and clinical findings for Anti-Ageing, Skin Regeneration Improvement, Scar Reduction Therapy (SRT) and Collagen Induction Therapy (CIT).

What can Dermapen treat?

The Dermapen uses fine, micro-needles to stimulate tissue regeneration. Effective treatment for:

• Uneven, Dull or Lifeless Skin
• Wrinkles
• Open Pores
• Pigmentation
• Scarring
• Stretch Marks
• Hair loss

How Does Dermapen Work?

Dermapen or Collagen Induction Therapy procedure works by stimulating your own body’s collagen. Your body will start to naturally regenerate the skin, working below the surface in the dermis. 

New skin cells are generated & blood supply is enhanced. It will only take up to 6 weeks before visible signs of regeneration are seen & the process will continue over the following months, providing you with a gradual & long lasting enhancement.

Scar Reduction Therapy

Scar Reduction Therapy procedure works by releasing old fibrotic scar tissue deep within the skin. Scar tissue is what creates visible scars on the skin’s surface. The treatment will repair the skin naturally, working below the surface in the dermis. This takes time as new collagen & elastin fibres are formed, softening scars, generating new skin cells & enhancing blood supply. Results can be seen within 6 weeks, and a total of 70-80% improvement of scars.

How is the procedure performed?

The skin is cleaned and afterwards numbed with an appropriate numbing cream so it should not hurt at all. Skin is thoroughly needled in such a way, that each skin part is needled about 15 to 20 times. An even flushing is the best indication for a perfect medical performance.

Dermapen is a Medical Device and has New Zealand WAND Notification.

Before & After

These are before, during and after photos of our client in her mid 40s who had x3 Dermapen Micro Needling treatments infused with Hyaluronic Acid to help repair scarring, redness and overall improve her skin condition.

We have the latest equipment, maintain the highest standards, and make your comfort and privacy our highest priority. Our clients receive the best possible outcomes in the safest and most beautiful of environments. 

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