Adjustable Microneedling Derma Stamp

Get your Adjustable microneedling derma stamp from Dr.Pen UK

140 stainless surgical steel needle derma stamp.

It offers an adjustable dial from 0-3.0.

The Derma Stamp Microneedling skin tool is used to press directly into targeted areas of the skin. The stamp mechanism gives the user a targeted treatment approach. Like our Dr Pen devices the stamp can be used on the face neck and body.

Advantages Of The Derma Stamp

• Improve the appearance of scaring
• Reduce appearance of stretch marks and cellulite
• Treat fine lines and wrinkles
• Skin discolouration, evens skin tone
• Boost hair and beard regrowth and reduce thinning of the hair
• Increase the penetration of skincare products.
• The roller can encourage collagen and elastin reproduction within the skin therefore offering an improved and revitalized complexion

How To Use a Derma Stamp?

• Choose the needle gauge you wish to use, set the adjustment dial.
• Disinfect your derma roller by letting it soak in 75% isopropyl alcohol for approximately 5 to 10 minutes.
• Cleanse skin with cleanser of choice to remove all traces of makeup. This will also prevent the exchange of bacteria.
• Simply press the Derma Stamp Micro Needling skin tool into the area you wish to treat, focusing on one area at a time.
• Do not over-stamp the same area.
• Maintain a uniform speed and pressure for the best results.
• After your finished wash your face with water.
• After treatment apply a serum to skin while micro-channels are still open.
• Wash your derma stamp with unscented soap and then disinfect your derma stamp again by letting it soak in the 70% isopropyl alcohol for 10 minutes. Put it back in its case and store it somewhere safe.
• Follow up the derma rolling with a basic skin care routine. That means no chemical exfoliants or active ingredients like benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid, tretinoin, etc. Use a gentle cleanser and moisturiser.

Depth And Needle Length Guidance

0.20-0.25mm = Better skin care absorption. Improving your skin condition. Very fine lines around sensitive areas.

0.3-0.5mm =  Better skin care absorption. Improving your skin condition. Very fine lines around sensitive areas. Eradicate potholes of dirt or dead tissue. Skin whitening and lifting. Prevent hair loss.

0.75-1.0mm = Remove light wrinkles on the face and around the eyes. Rejuvenate under eye area. Acne scaring and light pigmentations.

1.5mm = Remove deep wrinkles and scar. Improve sun damage pigmentations. mostly use on the face but can be used all over the body.

2.0mm = Remove Small injury scars & acne scars. Remove deep wrinkles around the Eyes.

Please note that any needle above 1.00 is recommended for professional usage only.

What Is The Difference?

When comparing adjustable microneedling stamp vs Dr Pen there are many similarities. However the main difference between them is that stamp-like motion with the Dr Pen is fully automated. While derma stamp has to be pressed into skin manually. This can take some practice.

Unlike a Dr Pen device with replaceable cartridges it also requires sterilization after each use, this is because the stamp can be used up to 10 times.

We also sell a smaller derma stamp which can be found here to treat much smaller targeted areas like around the mouth, nose and between the brows.

How Often Can I Use A Derma Stamp?

How often you use a derma stamp depends on the length of needles you’ll be using. Below is a guide for each length:

Needle length (millimetres)           Frequency

0.25 mm                                          Every 2-3 weeks

0.5 mm                                            Every 3-4 weeks

1.0 mm                                            Every 4-5 weeks

1.5 mm                                            Every 4-6 weeks

2.0 mm                                            Every 6 weeks

• Derma stamping is best performed in the evening.
• Ensure your skin is completely recovered before starting another session

DO NOT USE

• On open wounds
• On acne or irritated skin
• If irritation occurs

If in doubt contact your dermatologist