derma at 14?

[someone88]

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

 

[Jasleen]

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?

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

 

[übermenschgrimreaper]

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?

this sounds like straight up chat gpt

 

[Jasleen]

this sounds like straight up chat gpt

Oh..thanks if you thought my response is so clean that it looks like ChatGPT response

 

[übermenschgrimreaper]

Oh..thanks if you thought my response is so clean that it looks like ChatGPT response

ig

 

[someone88]

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?

ty, and no irritation, my skin was fine.

 

[Jasleen]

Good to hear your skin handled it well. I think the main thing with these tools is being careful not to overdo it, especially when starting out. Everyone’s skin reacts differently. Since you mentioned you’re using 0.5mm, are you mainly trying it for scars/texture or just general skin improvement?

ty, and no irritation, my skin was fine.

 

[True king of LTNs]

Oh..thanks if you thought my response is so clean that it looks like ChatGPT response

no it js isnt clear and praises the question instead of answering or really giving advice us ound like 100% ai esp here

Good to hear your skin handled it well. I think the main thing with these tools is being careful not to overdo it, especially when starting out. Everyone’s skin reacts differently. Since you mentioned you’re using 0.5mm, are you mainly trying it for scars/texture or just general skin improvement?

like tell me this isnt AI

you havent even mentioned he needs to be disinfecting it with 70% isoprpyl alcohol before and after and acc help him dont js praise microneedling tf that isnt help ur js putting this random kid on a pedestal for some 11$ derma needle off amazon