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derma at 14?

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should i and can i derma stamp at 14? i dont have crazy acne and im using like .5mm so doesnt hurt much.
i heard it can cause permanent scars though but i derma stamped 2 times and i was fine, lmk
 
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I think it’s good that you’re asking before continuing with it. The needle length and the reason you’re using it matter a lot with microneedling. If you don’t have a specific concern like scars or texture issues, it might be worth understanding what you’re trying to improve before using a device regularly. Also, how did your skin react after the two times you tried it? Did you notice any redness, irritation, or changes afterward?
someone88 said:
should i and can i derma stamp at 14? i dont have crazy acne and im using like .5mm so doesnt hurt much.
i heard it can cause permanent scars though but i derma stamped 2 times and i was fine, lmk
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Jasleen said:
I think it’s good that you’re asking before continuing with it. The needle length and the reason you’re using it matter a lot with microneedling. If you don’t have a specific concern like scars or texture issues, it might be worth understanding what you’re trying to improve before using a device regularly. Also, how did your skin react after the two times you tried it? Did you notice any redness, irritation, or changes afterward?
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this sounds like straight up chat gpt 😹
 
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