The current in-office gold standards —laser treatments, injectables, Thermage — are costly, and even a trip to your aesthetician for something like an acid peel or microdermabrasion can hit ...

At-home micro-needling has a bad rap—mostly because of derma-rollers (popular skin tools that have a rolling head covered in micro-needles). Maxfield says they can do more harm than good.

Microneedling is a cosmetic procedure that may help with acne, fine lines and wrinkles, uneven skin, and more. Here’s everything you need to know about this skin treatment.

Micro-needling. Also known as derma-rolling, micro-needling uses needles as small as 0.2mm in a handheld device, which you roll over your skin. The needles create tiny channels, ensuring any product ...

One of the many reasons we head to salons for skincare treatments is due in part to micro-needling. While there are many who are needle-averse, these tiny needles (hence, the term, micro-needling ...

Pekar, who was born in Hungary and is based in New York City, has a spa on East 49th Street, has always been on the cutting edge when it comes beauty products, like her new, at-home micro-needling ...

Both the micro-needling and the PRP stimulate collagen growth. The second option is called the vampire facial. This includes having the plasma injected into the skin like a filler.

Think of it as micro-needling-lite. “With the Active Roller, you are getting the benefits and results of a professional treatment (the tools are used in our studio workouts) ...

Micro-needling can benefit the skin in myriad ways. First and foremost, it spurs collagen production, which gives the skin a firmer, plumper, more youthful appearance.