Dermapen 4 Microneedling

What can it help improve?

• Fine lines and uneven texture
• Acne scars and selected other scars
• The appearance of enlarged pores
• Stretch marks
• Dull-looking skin

Who may be a candidate?

A consultation considers your skin concern, skin tone, medical history, current skincare, and ability to follow aftercare. Active irritation, infection, or problems with healing may affect whether or when treatment is appropriate. Tell the team about cold sores and previous skin reactions.

What happens during treatment?

Your provider assesses the area, explains preparation and comfort measures, and passes the device across the skin using settings selected for you. Dermapen 4 uses mechanical microneedling; it does not deliver the radiofrequency heat used by Morpheus8.

Recovery and results

Redness, sensitivity, and dryness can occur after microneedling. The practice’s care guide explains the first 48 hours, sun protection, and when to restart active skincare. Improvement develops as skin heals and remodels; the number and spacing of sessions depend on the concern.

Other risks include infection, changes in pigmentation, and reactivation of cold sores. Ask the team how these risks apply to your skin and health history.

Questions about the exosome add-on?

An exosome add-on is available to discuss at consultation. Ask which product is used, how it is applied, and what evidence and risks apply to that product. Microneedling devices are not FDA-authorized to deliver cosmetics, topical medicines, or other products into the skin; an add-on should not be assumed to improve results or be FDA-approved.