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Originally posted by: heartbleed

Thank you so much for this. You are right prevention is much better. Now even I shall start using needles, fillers and treatments in a few years. I also don't want any lines on my face ever. Thank you😊

How about you use niacinamide and retinol serums? They're anti aging, get rid of hyperpigmentation, and regenerate skin cells... preventing lines as well. You can use this at night along with a moisturizer that stimulates collagen production. If u have severe skin issues u can definitely get chemical peels.

The problem with botox or fillers is that once u get it done, its gonna be a continuous process. Imagine stretching a tight rubber band...when u let it go its not gonna be the same.

Originally posted by: ponymo

kiski?

Sophie, Karishma Tanna, Taapsee and a few others.

Originally posted by: purplesnow

Does it really work for acne scar?

Any tips? I wanna get it done myself, but I fear the side-effects.

i don't have experience with acne scars but it works really well for firmness of the skin and over all texture.. its supposed to be the best for acne scars..

also instead of paying hundreds to get it done at the clinic, i suggest you buy the dermapen and watch youtube videos ..i bought the real deal but apparently Dr Pen which is much cheaper is really good too...

i put numbing cream all over my face then wrap my face with saran wrap and wait for an hour..

then go crazy needling..doesn't hurt at all.. i do my face once a month..and my cleavage area and neck every 1.5 months...you have to take the next day off and stay at home because you look like you got a bad sunburn LOL

Originally posted by: niyati13

Does it help? I mean what difference does it make? Makes u feel better?

needling? it improves the skin and produces collagen so it doesn't sag as we age and is firm...people also use it to reduce stretchmarks/acne scars etc...

Originally posted by: Ashley.Tisdale

How about you use niacinamide and retinol serums? They're anti aging, get rid of hyperpigmentation, and regenerate skin cells... preventing lines as well. You can use this at night along with a moisturizer that stimulates collagen production. If u have severe skin issues u can definitely get chemical peels.

The problem with botox or fillers is that once u get it done, its gonna be a continuous process. Imagine stretching a tight rubber band...when u let it go its not gonna be the same.

you can get prescription for pure retinol cream at the doctors ..and it is subsidised by the government where i live lol costs me 10 bucks..i don't bother with LaMer or other expensive creams.. just put Vitamin C serum and hyaluronic cream.. and sunscreen at least SPF 50 day time .. and retinol cream 3 days at a time every fortnight..

botox doesn't stretch though, it just relaxes the muscles and numbs them so you dont use it..and long term lines don't form.. once you stop using it you go back to moving the muscles again ..you will remain the same, your face doesn't change LOL its not a facelift

Originally posted by: Bulbbul_Pandey

i don't have experience with acne scars but it works really well for firmness of the skin and over all texture.. its supposed to be the best for acne scars..

also instead of paying hundreds to get it done at the clinic, i suggest you buy the dermapen and watch youtube videos ..i bought the real deal but apparently Dr Pen which is much cheaper is really good too...

i put numbing cream all over my face then wrap my face with saran wrap and wait for an hour..

then go crazy needling..doesn't hurt at all.. i do my face once a month..and my cleavage area and neck every 1.5 months...you have to take the next day off and stay at home because you look like you got a bad sunburn LOL

How long does it take for it to heal completely? I've seen yt vids of influencers using dermapen + vitamin c to fade their acne scars, and I want to try to it so bad 😆

Originally posted by: purplesnow

How long does it take for it to heal completely? I've seen yt vids of influencers using dermapen + vitamin c to fade their acne scars, and I want to try to it so bad 😆

2-3 days for me...

Originally posted by: Bulbbul_Pandey

2-3 days for me...

Thanks bae, I'll keep that in mind❤️

Originally posted by: Bulbbul_Pandey

you can get prescription for pure retinol cream at the doctors ..and it is subsidised by the government where i live lol costs me 10 bucks..i don't bother with LaMer or other expensive creams.. just put Vitamin C serum and hyaluronic cream.. and sunscreen at least SPF 50 day time .. and retinol cream 3 days at a time every fortnight..

botox doesn't stretch though, it just relaxes the muscles and numbs them so you dont use it..and long term lines don't form.. once you stop using it you go back to moving the muscles again ..you will remain the same, your face doesn't change LOL its not a facelift

Lol that's exactly what I do. I prefer using Vit C and Hyaluronic Acid in the morning, go on top with a oil controlling moisturizer, then SPF 50.

I've been using prescription retinol serum with niacinamide serum every night, followed with a soothing night cream...have been on retinol since a long time now.

I prefer pharmacy brands over big brands although the only big brands that worked for me were La Roche Posay and now MamaEarth. India's newly come up with a bunch of cheaper skincare brands which work better than the international ones.

If thats what Botox does then I've seen some horrible job where I live lol. I'd still prefer topical treatments, chemical peels and clean ups over that. Botox in 20s has actually gained popularity...but I've seen it making the skin worse over a period of time, they've looked older in their 30s if that's possible...possible because lines don't form that young (Indian skin is genetically blessed).

Taking care from a younger age would prevent most chemical treatments. I've seen sportswomen, yoginis and dancers having better skin while sticking to a good skincare routine and occasional dermat appointments for clean ups/chemical peels etc. It's important to know how your body functions and what would be the best for it before diving into "advanced" treatments.

Originally posted by: Tinah

u can start anti-aging treatment on your skin earlier. No need to inject yourself as for the longterm, it has side effects.

But Bulbul has been using needles for the last 5-6 years and the results have been fabulous. Even I feel creams cannot be that effective.