Dermaroller
Reduce fine lines and wrinkles, plump facial volume and fade acne scarring with dermaroller microneedling treatment.
Arranging your consultation is simple.
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Most advanced
dermaroller technique
Procedure time
from 20 minutes
Treatment
from £155
Interest FREE
credit available
What is a dermaroller treatment?
A dermaroller is a titanium device that is rolled over the skin to create thousands of tiny contact points. It is a type of microneedling treatment that causes the body to create a wound healing process for rejuvenated, smoother and younger looking skin.
Who is dermaroller treatment good for?
Dermaroller treatment is good for clients who need a large area treated, and is most commonly used to treat the following skin conditions:
Dull skin: Rejuvenate tired and dull skin and combat the initial signs of ageing.
Wrinkles: Fine lines and wrinkles on the face can be visibly reduced, as dermarolling triggers collagen production.
Scarring: Scars from acne and Chicken Pox can be improved and an uneven texture can be smoothed out with dermarolling
Pigmentation: Can help to fade dark patches such as pigmentation due to sun damage or ageing.
Dermaroller microneedling is a great treatment for you if you have darker skin because it doesn’t involve peels or lasers, which can cause pigmentation issues.
Treatments can be performed on the body as well as the face, although prices are based on an area the size of the face.
Your dermaroller consultation: what to expect
Your dermaroller consultation will be with a nurse or doctor who will assess your condition and determine the most appropriate form of treatment. During your consultation they will be able to answer any questions you may have about your skin condition and give you personalised advice. If they decide your skin condition can be treated, they will be able to carry out the procedure in-clinic. All of our clinics are monitored by the Care Quality Commission and the equivalent in Scotland (HIS) and Wales (HIW), for your safety and peace of mind.
Three simple steps to start your journey
Step 1
Book a no obligation consultation with one of our experienced nurses or doctors. You can call us directly or request a call back.
Nurse consultations are free and available in selected clinics and doctor consultations start from £110.
Step 2
Visit your sk:n clinic and meet your nurse or doctor for a one to one consultation. During this consultation they will:
- Assess your skin
- Discuss the best options to treat your skin and check suitability for treatment
- Explain the dermaroller procedure, recovery, likely outcomes and costs
- Go through your past medical history
- Answer any questions you may have
Step 3
Begin your dermaroller treatment at the UK’s leading skin clinic. sk:n are regulated through the Care Quality Commission (CQC) the same regulator as the NHS and the equivalent in Scotland (HIS) and Wales (HIW), so you can be rest assured that you are in safe hands.
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Pricing
Prices shown are an indication. Book a consultation to discuss the best option for you.
We offer a nationwide service for dermaroller including:-
To secure an appointment, your credit or debit card details will be secured against your booking. For free consultations, this is £25 with a practitioner or £50 for acne or injectables consultations. For all other chargeable consultations, appointments, test patches and reviews, please refer to our payment protection and cancellation policies for more information.
| Doctor consultations from |
£110.00
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| Treatment | Single Treatment From | Course of 3 Price per Treatment From |
| Face - Rejuvenation Treatment | £370.00 |
£333.00
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| Face - Acne Scarring Treatment | £370.00 |
£333.00
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The sk:n promise
Our mission to deliver confidence through better skin is at the heart of everything we do. Our promise to you:
- Award-winning, unrivalled medical expertise. No one has more consultants, doctors and clinical expertise than sk:n, so no other dermatology provider comes close.
- Outstanding approach to client care for over 30 years. We’ve consistently delivered unrivalled, personalised client care, that’s always right for our clients. If you have a concern, you can trust us to solve it.
- Standards you can trust. Our market-leading medical, safety and training protocols and strict industry regulation means you can trust that your safety and care is our priority.
- We are the UK’s leading skin clinics. We’ve treated millions of clients, improving their self-confidence for the better – with some life-changing results.
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- More than 450 consultants, doctors, nurses and medical practitioners
- Regulated by the Care Quality Commission, Health Inspectorate Wales and Health Improvement Scotland
- Partner of the NHS
- Rated excellent by our clients on Trustpilot
- Strict safety and care protocols
Frequently Asked Questions
Dermaroller treatment – what to expect?
Before your dermaroller treatment you should avoid the use of self tanning products for up to 48 hours, and avoid sun exposure and the use of skin products that contain vitamin A or retinol for 24 hours.
Are dermaroller results permanent?
The results of dermaroller therapy are not permanent, and you will require treatment on a regular basis in order to maximise and maintain these.
Is dermaroller treatment painful?
While the process involved in dermaroller therapy might sound painful, it’s actually a fairly pleasant experience. A topical anesthetic is applied to the area being treated, meaning that the tiny micro needles that pierce through the outermost layer of skin are barely felt.
How does dermaroller treatment work?
The tiny punctures made by the dermaroller device stimulate a healing response within the skin, kick-starting cell renewal and the production of collagen and elastin. This helps to rejuvenate the appearance of the skin, plumping out fine lines and wrinkles and improving the appearance of marks, scars and stretchmarks.
Dermaroller – how long to see results?
You will see a plumping effect almost immediately, however the natural healing process takes time, so it can take up to six weeks before you see significant results.
How long does dermaroller treatment last?
Following dermaroller microneedling treatment, the collagen and elastin triggering process will continue over the following months and several treatments are usually required to achieve the best results.
How many dermaroller treatments will I need?
A course of dermaroller treatments is usually recommended in order to see the most noticeable results, particularly for cases of acne scarring or stretch marks. However, many people see some visible results after just one treatment, and your practitioner will be able to assess your skin and determine how many treatments you are likely to need.
Is dermarolling safe?
Going to a regulated and qualified nurse or doctor is the best way to treat your skin condition safely and effectively. Our dermaroller treatment is carried out in highly clinical, sterilised operating rooms by nurses and doctors with many years’ experience. They will follow strict medical protocols, which means you can be rest assured that the procedures are very safe.
How much does dermaroller cost?
Dermaroller therapy costs from £370 for a single treatment and exact costs are confirmed after a consultation. A course of treatment is usually recommended for the best results.
Dermaroller – what to do after treatment?
After your treatment, your skin will appear red and flushed, which is a good sign that the treatment is working and this will subside within a few days. SPF30 should be worn daily following on from the treatment for at least two weeks. An ongoing effective daily skincare regime is crucial to help promote and achieve optimum results.
At sk:n clients can purchase a product pack after treatment, which your practitioner will go through and give you more information about aftercare procedures.
