Fine Line & Deep Wrinkle Therapy

For naturally younger looking skin

What causes wrinkles and fine lines?

The skin consists of three layers: The epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous tissue. The epidermis is the outer layer we see, and is made of skin cells also known as keratinocytes. Underneath this layer is the supportive dermis. The dermis is made of connective tissue (i.e.: collagen and elastin), contains other types of cells and serves as your skin’s structural support network. Under the dermis lies the subcutaneous tissue, which contains fat cells. These fat cells help make the skin look plump or full.

Skin aging is caused by multiple factors including:

• Protein, vitamin, mineral deficiencies
• Hormonal imbalances
• Improper hydration
• Lifestyle (e.g.: stress, smoking, diet)
• Excess free radicals (oxidation)
• Environmental factors (e.g.: chemicals, UV exposure)

As a person ages, the thickness of the epidermis naturally thins causing your skin to look visibly thinner. The cells and the matrix also lose their ability to retain moisture resulting in dramatically dryer skin.

The dermal layer also thins and produces less collagen with age. Meanwhile, elastin fibers (responsible for maintaining skin elasticity) also begin wearing out. With less collagen and weaker elastin fibers, wrinkles form and skin sags. The sebaceous (oil) glands enlarge, but produce less sebum (oil), which further dries out skin.

The subcutaneous fat cells shrink with age, unable to support the weakening dermal layer. This makes wrinkles and sagging skin more evident.

How do I prevent wrinkles from forming?

Wrinkles form when the skin degrades. Therefore, the best solution to fading current wrinkles and preventing future wrinkles is to produce new skin cells by a process that promotes and creates skin cell regeneration.

The most effective cell skin cell regeneration occurs through a simple process called Collagen Induction Therapy (CIT).

The most effective way to stimulate CIT is through micro-needling with a Medical Dermaroller®.

The Medical Dermaroller® is the only micro-needling device that communicates with skin stem cells to generate more collagen and elastin. Thus, remodeling of the epidermal and supporting dermal structures occurs. What you’ll see is greatly improved skin texture, firmness and hydration.

How many CIT treatments do I need?

Depending on the individual skin condition, skin sufficiently resurfaces after 1-3 Medical Dermaroller® procedures. To allow skin cell regeneration, one should wait at least 6-8 weeks between procedures.

As aging continues, we recommend one refresher CIT treatment every year. After each Medical Dermaroller® procedure, you can further improve CIT results by using the Dermaroller® models for home use in combination with appropriately enriched serums or creams.

Advice: Avoid sun tanning and prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. Although we need sun exposure to create sufficient levels of Vitamin D in our bodies (at least 30 minutes a day), prolonged exposure damages your skin. When exposed to sun, always use sun screen SPF30!

See actual patient results after only one (1) Dermaroller® treatment:

Before: Typical "crows feet" and fine lines surrounding eye area.	After: Wrinkles faded, skin texture and resilience improved.

Before: Wrinkles around upper lip, sides and chin.	After: Wrinkles faded, skin texture and resilience improved.

SAFETY WARNING
Only professionally designed medical micro-needling devices use sterile, surgical-grade needles. Using anything else puts you at serious risk.

All Medical Dermaroller® micro-needles are specifically designed, tested and patented for optimum Collagen Induction Therapy results. Only Dermaroller® needles contain carefully blended metal alloys to elicit a specific healing response from the body.

IMPORTANT
All Medical Dermaroller® devices are STERILELY PACKAGED, designed for SINGLE USE, AND DISPOSABLE. They are sold only to licensed medical professionals. Medical strength numbing creams should only be applied under medical professional supervision. International patents pending.

CIT WARNING
Collagen Induction Therapy (CIT) is a medical procedure. To avoid complications, disclose your entire medical history, including the use of medications and supplements, to your medical provider prior to undergoing CIT.