Nano Needling: EVERYTHING You Need to Know
What nano needling is, how it differs from microneedling, how to do it at home and the tools I recommend now.
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Update: I still believe in nano needling, and I’m leaving this post up so you can see my results. But I no longer recommend Deminuage products or trust their brand. If you want to try nano needling, you can use a nano cartridge on the Dr. Pen, a stamping tool or even a roller. The products I recommend now are from MTP Skin Tech. If you’re nervous about using a pen, start with their stamping tool. I talk about it in my stamp review.
Nano needling is a form of microneedling, but it’s a pain-free method of improving your skin at home. It’s super very safe, non-invasive, not painful and it works by making serums approximately 20x more effective by creating microscopic channels in the skin’s outer layer, which then close within 20 minutes.Â
If you have some high-quality serums to use, nano needling makes them more effective and allows to them to work faster, since they are able to get deeper into your skin and past the outer layer. Nano needling can be done several times a week, but medical microneedling can only be done once per month.
Both treatments have their place and purpose, but here I want to share absolutely everything you need to know about nano needling. Click here to checkout my 3 week experiment nano needling with before & after photos.
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Great Blog!
Nano needling is a relatively new cosmetic procedure that has been gaining popularity in recent years. It is a non-invasive treatment that uses tiny needles to create microscopic channels in the skin. It help to stimulate the production of collagen and elastin, which can result in smoother, firmer, and more youthful-looking skin. Nano needling can also be used to treat acne scars, wrinkles, stretch marks, and other signs of aging.