Derma Rolling as a Safe and Sure Treatment for Acne Scars

Acne scars are sometimes cruel reminders of our days as awkward teenagers, trying to get through the maze of high school in one piece and unscathed.  It can also be warning signs of too many late nights and an unhealthy diet of chips and coffee at odd hours.  Whatever the case, they are definitely things we all know we're better off without, but sadly cannot easily get rid of.  A lot of research and development have gone into skin care to help eradicate these all too telling signs of the life we live and the genetics we were born with.

Acne scar removal is one such that seeks to be addressed by this emerging beauty device--the derma roller.  The derma roller is used in the collagen induction therapy process, or more commonly known as derma rolling, to help improve skin quality and remove acne scars, stretch marks, fine lines and wrinkles, and correct pore enlargement.  It is a handheld device that consists of a rotating barrel and 540 titanium microneedles.  It is small enough to fit in your pocket, but produces largely significant results.

When used daily for at least two weeks, the derma rollers helps open the skin to increase absorption of healthy ingredients from topical creams directly to the deeper layer of the epidermis.  It also activates the skin's natural healing response of collagen production to repair damaged skin that is caused by the  inflammation of the skin resulting eventually to acne scars.  Collagen in the skin causes it to be smoother, fairer and more taut.