Derma Pen

There are 3 products.

Microneedling - DermaPen Blau/Silber
-£7.00
Microneedling DermaPen blue / silver
- Special price -

For microneedling, BB Glow and Cherry Lips
Cordless with rechargeable battery
Improves the absorption of active ingredients
For anti-ageing, pore refinement and scar treatment
Variable needle depth

Training can be added as an option.
Scope of delivery:
1x DermaPen (blue/silver)
2x 12 needle heads
2x rechargeable batteries
1x adapter
1x charger
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£90.34
£97.34
90,34 £ pc
Microneedling Derma Pen Germany
-£41.32
Microneedling Derma Pen Germany
Last items in stock
- Special price -

For microneedling, BB Glow and Cherry Lips
With 5 speed settings
For excellent anti-ageing results
Individually adjustable needle length: 0.25-2.00 mm
Wireless

Training can be added as an option.
Scope of delivery:
1x Derma Pen
1x elegant metal box
1x charging cable
2x 12 replacement needle heads
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£137.96
£179.27
137,96 £ pc
Microneedling DermaPen Rosé
-£14.01
Microneedling DermaPen Rosé
- Special price -

For microneedling treatments
Gentle renewal and rejuvenation of the skin
Cordless with rechargeable battery
Adjustable needle penetration depth
Also for BB Glow and Cherry Lips

Training can be added as an option.
Scope of delivery:
1x DermaPen Rosé
1x needle heads
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£104.34
£118.35
104,34 £ pc

Microneedling Derma Pen for skin rejuvenation

Häufig gestellte Fragen (FAQ)

  • What is a Dermapen?
    The Dermapen is an innovative medical device used for skin care and skin renewal. It is an electric pen device with fine, rapidly vibrating needles that make tiny micro-injuries in the skin.

  • How does a Dermapen work?
    The Dermapen works with so-called microneedle therapy. The fine needles penetrate the uppermost layer of skin and create controlled micro-injuries. This stimulates the body's own collagen and elastin production, which leads to an improvement in skin texture and a reduction in wrinkles, scars and pigmentation marks.

  • What skin problems can a Dermapen treat?
    The Dermapen can be used for a variety of skin concerns, including:Fine lines and wrinklesAcne scarsStretch marksPigment spots and sun damageLarge poresSlack skinUnregular skin texture

  • Is treatment with a Dermapen painful?
    Treatment with a Dermapen can be slightly uncomfortable for some people, similar to a slight tingling or stinging sensation. However, the treatment is usually well tolerated. An anaesthetic cream can be applied to the skin before treatment to minimize any discomfort.

  • How long does a Dermapen treatment take?
    The duration of treatment with a Dermapen depends on the size and condition of the area to be treated. As a rule, a session lasts between 15 and 30 minutes.

  • How often should a Dermapen treatment be carried out?
    The recommended frequency of Dermapen treatments may vary depending on the skin condition. As a rule, several sessions at intervals of 4 to 6 weeks are recommended to achieve optimal results.

  • Are there any side effects when using a Dermapen?
    After treatment with a Dermapen, the skin may be reddened for a few hours, similar to a mild sunburn. Slight swelling or micro-bleeding may also occur, but this usually subsides quickly. It is important to avoid sun exposure after treatment and to protect the skin from possible irritants.

  • How long does it take until results are visible?
    Results may vary depending on individual reaction and skin condition. As a rule, the first results are visible after a few weeks, while the skin continues to improve over time.

  • Can the Dermapen also be used at home?
    The Dermapen is a medical device that is usually used by trained professionals in a clinic or institute. However, there are also smaller, less intensive Dermapen devices for home use. It is important to familiarize yourself thoroughly with the instructions before use and ensure that the device is used safely and effectively.

  • Is the Dermapen suitable for all skin types?
    The Dermapen can be used on most skin types and colors. However, people with certain medical conditions or skin problems should consult a dermatologist before treatment to discuss possible risks.