Q. Can the Dermaroller be Used for Cellulite Removal?

A. Absolutely, getting rid of cellulite with a dermaroller is both safe and effective.

Cellulite doesn't discriminate, and affects over 90% of us. . . especially women. For many, it causes a lot of insecurity and embarrassment.

Cellulite isn't a medical term, it's a commonly used name for fat that collects and pushes against the connective tissue beneath your skin, which causes the surface of the skin to pucker, dimple, and look lumpy. Medical authorities agree that cellulite is just simply ordinary fatty tissue.

Please understand that cellulite has nothing to do with being overweight, and most average and underweight women have cellulite as well.

What happens is strands of fibrous tissue connect to your skin to the deeper tissue layers, and also separate compartments that contain fat cells. When the fat cells get larger, these compartments bulge and then produce a waffled appearance of your skin.

Bad circulation, poor diet, sluggish digestion, as well as intake of toxins and fluid retention can all act as a barrier to those of use who are trying to get rid of cellulite.

There are different cellulite reduction treatments available.

Treatments like mesotherapy (which is an injection of drugs into cellulite), and liposuction (surgery to remove fat) are either expensive or may produce only temporary improvement. Many doctors even warn that liposuction is not an effective treatment for cellulite because liposuction is designed to remove deep fat instead of cellulite, which is close to the skin.

Collagen induction therapy with a dermaroller can be performed in the privacy of your own home and is less expensive than liposuction and mesotherapy.

Cellulite reduction is gradual, and with using a derma roller, it costs considerably less than alternative treatments and is a method of cellulite removal which works in harmony with your body, as opposed to taking away from it.

Are you sick of:

• Avoiding the beach or pool because you're embarrassed of your cellulite skin?
• Wearing more clothes than you want to hide your cellulite?
• Wasting money on scams and gimmicks that don't deliver?
• Feeling uncomfortable with your clothes off?
• Making love with the lights off, or worse yet, avoiding it completely?

If you answered yes, then this may be the most life changing devise you will ever use to get rid of cellulite.

How Does the Derma Roller Work?

As you roll the skin roller over your skin, it creates pin point punctures into the dermis - this process is simply pushing your pores open temporarily. Your body sees this as damage. The result is stimulation and the release of growth factors that trigger the production of collagen and elastin. The human body reacts to any injury by initiating the healing process, but usually it will only heal as far as it must to keep you healthy - which is different to healing on a cosmetic level. By persistently triggering the healing process, you encourage your body to continue healing until the job is finished.

  

In addition, using a dermaroller allows maximum absorption of your best anti cellulite creams or any anti aging creams. Each rolling session stimulates collagen to remove cellulite. Even the best cellulite creams alone can't come close to the benefits of the roller.

Click on the link to see before and after pictures and see why it's great for getting rid of cellulite.

There are many skin rollers on the market and with different needle length -- so it's important to chose the right one. Dermatologists, clinics, and spas use different types of rollers with different needle lengths ranging from 0.75mm to 2mm, depending on what you're trying to accomplish.

Here are our recommendations:

Needle Length	Uses
0.25mm	Increased penetration of skin care products into the skin and overall improvement of skin color and texture.
0.5mm	Cellulite removal, wrinkles, anti-aging, light acne scarring, mild chicken pox or ice pick scars, also recommended for thinning hair.
1.0mm, 1.5mm	Deep stretch marks, cellulite and deep scarring -- 1.5mm is also the maximum needle length recommended for use on your face
2.0mm, 2.5mm, 3.0mm	For more severe cases, deep scars and wrinkles, rejuvenation of ruined skin

For Home Use you need to make sure that the skin roller you use is specifically made for personal use. It should be made of surgical grade steel and gamma sterilized for optimum results and safety.

Microneedle Skin Rollers need to be replaced only if they get dull. The time length varies from person to person but you will know the time has come to replace your roller when it becomes painful to use it.

Now you can fight stubborn cottage cheese thighs and look great this year at a fraction of the cost of professional treatments. Anytime you have questions, you can ask one of our doctors who will provide you with an answer.

How do you order a dermaroller?

If you're interested in reading more about the Derma Roller, or wish to purchase one, here are the types of dermarollers we sell:

Type of Derma Roller	Image	Price	Description	Order Here
MTS Dermaroller		$110.00	200 Needles	Order A Micro Needle Skin Roller
Deluxe Manual Dermaroller		$118.00	90 Needles	Order A Deluxe Manual Skin Roller
Leaf and Rusher		$118.00	90 Needles	Order A Leaf and Rusher Skin Roller
Deluxe Skin Roller with Vibrating Mechanism		$155.00	540 Needles	Order A Deluxe Electric Skin Roller (with vibration mechanism)

I use Revitol cellulite solution on my skin before using my dermaroller. Revitol contains Retinol A, which is a derivative of Vitamin A that improves your skin's texture for a smoother and firmer look. It works on your outer and inner skin layers to rejuvenate the cells and connective tissue.

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Cellulite reduction treatments

If you aren't aware already, the dermaroller has become very popular and is proven effective for:

* Stretch Mark Removal and Stretch Mark Treatment
* Acne Scar Removal / Acne Scar Treatment
* Anti Wrinkle Treatment / Anti Aging
* Surgical Scar Removal
* Cellulite Treatment and Cellulite Reduction

Cellulite Removal - How to Remove Cellulite

Additional Reading

Derma Roller Frequently Asked Questions - Find answers about skin needling or removing scars and stretch marks.

Derma Roller Instructions - Step by Step instructions for using the dermaroller effectively.

Angelina Jolie uses the Derma Roller - In the August 2009 issue of MarieClaire.co.uk there was a report that Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt have been using a skin roller tool for about 6 months to help keep their skin plump, tight and healthy looking.

Derma Roller Reviews - FDA approved Derma Roller Reviews for scar and acne scare removal, stretch marks, as well as treating cellulite.

See Derma Roller before and after photos

Acne Scar Treatment and Removal - Scars are formed because of tissue loss, and it's the lack of collagen in the skin which results in the scar being visible. The effects are both physical and emotional, and are difficult to avoid if you're one of the unfortunate individuals prone to scarring.
The good news is that there are several ways of removing acne scars.

Make Stretch Marks Disappear - Highly recommended for removing pregnancy stretch marks.

Dermaroller for Cellulite - Over 90% of women have cellulite and cellulite has nothing to do with being overweight, and most average and underweight women have cellulite as well. Dermaroller therapy can be performed in the privacy of your own home and is less expensive than liposuction and mesotherapy.

Anti-Aging and Wrinkles - Looking young, healthy and fit is something we all strive for. You can replinish and stimulate the collagen you need in order to look younger.
It's true, and there's no need for expensive procedures or surgery. Using a dermaroller just a few nights a week can create a major impact on how you look.

Removing Scars - After a few dermaroller sessions you should notice the discoloration fading and the actual surface of the scar thickening. This happens as the skin tissue of the scars begins to match the skin that surrounds it.

 

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