Collagen Induction Therapy
The World's GOLD Standard in Microneedling
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Promote skin repair and reduce the appearance of aging, wrinkles, scars, and stretch marks with the advanced eDermastamp® Collagen Induction Therapy. Achieve smoother, firmer skin with this innovative, non-invasive treatment.
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Reduces Wrinkles
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Tightens and Thickens the Skin
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Pore Size Reduction
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HyperPigmentation
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​Sagging skin
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Fills and Smooths Scars
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Acne Scars
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Burn Scars
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Stretch Marks
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Chicken Pox Scars
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Isolated Scarring
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C section scarring
MEDI-SPA COLLECTION
eDermaStamp® Collagen Induction Therapy: Advanced Skin Rejuvenation
Experience the power of micro-needling with the eDermaStamp® by Dermaroller®, a precision treatment that stimulates collagen production by creating micro-injuries in the epidermis and dermis. This process triggers your skin’s natural healing, reducing wrinkles, tightening skin, and smoothing scars.
Ideal for skin rejuvenation, the eDermaStamp® helps regenerate healthy tissue, restoring a youthful appearance. Achieve smooth, glowing skin with advanced collagen induction therapy today!
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Consultation and treatment included.
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Price per Treatment | $309
HOW IT WORKS
1. Treatment
Dermaroller®’s surgical-grade micro-needles reach beyond the epidermis into the dermis, causing pin-point bleeding and triggering the body’s spontaneous healing response.
2. Healing Cascade
Within minutes, the perforation channels close and the healing cascade starts, invading the area with collagen-producing fibroblasts and growth-promoting properties.
3. Younger Looking Skin
New organized collagen & elastin forms, bolstering from within, while the epidermis becomes thicker and more supple, each time a treatment is performed.
BEFORE AND AFTER
PROOF OF EFFICACY
The image shows a biopsy of the epidermis before and after micro-needling therapy. Significant new collagen (died purple) has been generated, 6 weeks after a single treatment. Clinically proven results by naturally promoting skin rejuvenation and repair — since 1999.
