Premium Adjustable Titanium Derma Stamp For Anti-Aging & Hair Growth

Premium Titanium Derma Stamp for Hair Growth, Scars , Anti-Aging, Hyperpigmentation & Thick Beard 

Unlock Your Skin & Scalp Potential with Our Easy-to-Use Derma Stamp!

Unlike derma rollers that can tug and pull the hair, our precision derma stamp is designed for effortless, at-home use, giving you professional-level results without discomfort. Crafted with durable titanium needles for enhanced longevity and safety.

Key Benefits:

• Boosts Hair Growth: Stimulates the scalp and follicles for thicker, fuller hair.

• Reduces Scars & Hyperpigmentation: Fades acne scars, dark spots, and helps diminish stretch marks.

• Anti-Aging Power: Promotes natural collagen and elastin, improving skin elasticity and reducing fine lines and wrinkles.

• Enhances Product Absorption: Maximizes the effectiveness of your favorite serums and oils.

• Precision & Control: Targets specific areas with ease for optimal results.

Important Usage Guidelines for Your Derma Stamp

For your safety and optimal results, it is crucial to use your derma stamp only on healed, healthy skin or scalp.

Avoid using the derma stamp on any inflamed areas, including:

• Active acne breakouts
• Open wounds or cuts
• Active psoriasis flare-ups
• Fungal infections
• Any other irritated or infected skin conditions.

This strict guideline helps prevent cross-contamination and ensures the most effective and safest treatment. Always prioritize your skin's health for the best results.

How Often Should I Replace My Derma Stamp?

For the best results and hygiene, replace your derma stamp every 3 months with regular use. Never share your derma stamp. Always sanitize with alcohol before and after each use.

Who should not use Dermastamp on their scalp or skin?

Here's who should generally NOT use a derma stamp on their scalp or skin:

1. Active Skin Conditions: Individuals with active breakouts, acne (especially cystic or pustular acne), eczema, rosacea, cold sores (herpes), active psoriasis, warts, or any other active infection or inflammation on the treatment area. Microneedling can spread bacteria, worsen inflammation, or trigger flare-ups.

2. Open Wounds or Broken Skin: Never use a derma stamp on cuts, abrasions, sunburns, or any other open lesions. This significantly increases the risk of infection and scarring.

3. Compromised Immune System: People with a weakened immune system due to medical conditions (e.g., HIV/AIDS, uncontrolled diabetes) or medications (e.g., chemotherapy, high-dose steroids) should avoid derma stamping, as their healing process may be impaired, increasing infection risk.

4. Bleeding Disorders or Anticoagulants: If you have bleeding disorders (like hemophilia) or are taking blood-thinning medications (e.g., aspirin, warfarin), derma stamping can lead to excessive bleeding and bruising.

5. History of Abnormal Scarring (Keloids): Individuals prone to keloid scarring (thick, raised scars) should avoid microneedling, as the controlled trauma could trigger new keloid formation.

6. Pregnancy or Breastfeeding: While direct harm to the baby isn't proven, many skincare professionals advise against microneedling during pregnancy or breastfeeding due to potential absorption of topical products or changes in skin sensitivity.

7. Recent Aggressive Skin Treatments: If you've recently had chemical peels, laser treatments, dermabrasion, or other aggressive skin procedures, wait until your skin has fully healed before using a derma stamp.

8. Certain Medications: Avoid derma stamping if you're currently taking isotretinoin (Accutane) or have recently completed a course (typically wait 6-12 months), as it can make skin fragile and prone to complications.

Always Consult a Professional:

If you have any underlying medical conditions, sensitive skin, or are unsure whether a derma stamp is right for you, it is always best to consult with a dermatologist or a qualified skincare professional. They can assess your individual situation and provide personalized advice.

How often should I use Derma Stamp?

The frequency of using a derma stamp on your scalp or skin depends heavily on the needle length you are using. It's crucial to allow adequate time for your skin to heal between sessions to avoid damage, irritation, and even counterproductive results.

Here's a general guideline for at-home derma stamp use:

• 0.25mm - 0.3mm Needle Length (Very Superficial):Frequency: Every other day to 2-3 times per week.
  Purpose: Primarily for enhancing product absorption and very gentle stimulation. This length causes minimal trauma.
  

• 0.5mm Needle Length (General Anti-Aging, Fine Lines, Hair Growth, Mild Scars):
  Frequency:Face/Skin: 1-2 times per week.
  Scalp: Once a week or every 10-14 days.
  Purpose: Effectively stimulates collagen and blood flow for skin rejuvenation and hair growth. This is a common starting point for at-home users.
  

• 0.75mm - 1.0mm Needle Length (Deeper Lines, Acne Scars, More Significant Hair Growth Stimulation):Frequency: Every 2-4 weeks.
  Purpose: Penetrates deeper for more intensive collagen induction and treatment of more stubborn concerns. Requires longer healing time.
  

• 1.5mm and Above Needle Lengths:
  Frequency: Typically every 4-6 weeks.Purpose: Reserved for more severe concerns like deep scars and usually recommended for professional use only due to increased risk of complications if not performed correctly.
  

Key Principles to Always Follow:

• Listen to Your Skin: This is the most important rule. If your skin is still red, irritated, swollen, or sensitive from the previous session, do not use the derma stamp again. Give it more time to heal.

• Sterilization is Paramount: Always thoroughly sanitize your derma stamp with rubbing alcohol before and after every single use.

• Don't Overdo It: More frequent use does not lead to faster or better results. It can lead to damage, infection, inflammation, and even post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.

• Consistency Over Intensity: Regular use at the appropriate frequency will yield much better results than infrequent, overly aggressive sessions.

• Replace Your Device: Derma stamps (and rollers) should be replaced regularly, typically after 15-20 uses, as the needles dull and can cause more harm than good.

• Consult a Professional: If you have any underlying skin conditions, sensitive skin, or are unsure, always consult with a dermatologist or skincare professional for personalized advice.