As suggested by the name, a derma stamp works by simply stamping the head full of safe and effective micro needles onto your skin. The micro-channel needles penetrate right into the dermis or the middle layer of your skin to kick-start collagen production. When the needle tears the dermis, collagen is formed to repair and rebuild the tissues, forming a fresh new layer. Derma stamping creates very precise and uniform micro injuries on the skin's top surfaces, triggering the body to respond by healing the treated areas quickly and efficiently.2 This adaptability is optimal for treating blemished skin and acne scarring in various zones of the face, neck, and shoulders. By using this advanced tool, it is easy to avoid using the microneedling treatment directly on blemishes; the skin benefits from the advanced treatment while inflamed breakouts are avoided and protected. With the Adjustable Derma Stamp, treating blemishes and acne scarring is easy and efficient while also being safe.3 The needle length you will use for the treatment will depend on how deep your acne scar or stretch mark runs, and which part of the body you are planning to use it on. Derma stamping is a good choice for when you want to even out your skin's texture or to tone. Whether you have scar tissue on your back or shoulders or you simply want to get rid of acne marks on your cheeks and forehead, a derma stamp is a great alternative to a derma roller. How to use We recommend performing the microneedling treatment with the Adjustable Derma Stamp during the evening 2-4 times per week every second week. You will have 1 week where you perform the treatment and 1 week where you do not. For example, use the stamp on Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. Then, take a 1-week break. Repeat until the 2-month course is completed. If you have sensitive skin, skip more days between treatment sessions, e. g. Use the stamp on Sunday, Wednesday and Saturday.
