Collagen Induction Therapy (CIT)

Results obtained are from treatments with medical dermarollers not the homecare dermaroller.

Collagen Induction Therapy (CIT) is the latest therapy for skin cell regeneration. Laser and Dermabrasion were  the first choice for clients wishing to rejuvenate their skin. But, these methods can destroy the epidermis and underlying skin cells even forming scar tissue. They can also cause skin to be more sensitive to photo damage.

Collagen Induction Therapy works by rolling the needles over the skin in several directions, after a topical anesthetic has been applied. The continuous rolling  disrupts the old collagen structures, breaking them down and encouraging the replacement of new collagen under the epidermis.

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The advantages of CIT are:

1. No open wound

2. Non ablative

3. Very short healing time  and post treatment inflammation when compared with laser and dermabrasion

4. No risk of photosensitivity or hyperpigmentation.

5. No post treatment infections

6. Patient does not need to take more than an afternoon off work

IMPORTANT NOTE:

All dr. dermacare dermarollers™ are medical devices and should only be used by trained professionals.

Stretch Marks & Wrinkles

Medical rolling can stimulate cell regeneration and reduce the appearance of unsightly and embarrassing stretch marks caused through pregnancy or puberty or weight gain/loss.

The first signs of aging skin on the face are fine lines e.g. crows feet. The skin loses its elasticity, collagen breaks down and the skin holds less moisture.

What can be done to roll back the years? The answer is CIT!

Depending on skin type, 1 to 4 medical rolling treatments every 4 to 6 weeks will give dramatic results. To maintain the results we recommend another CIT treatment annually. In between  medical treatments we recommend you use the dr. dermacare  home roller with the dr. dermacare serum that bests suits your skin. Remember to always use sunscreen even in winter!