Tiny needles. Big skin energy.
Microneedling has been a beauty buzzword for years, but DermapenWorld is one of the names that helped make the treatment what it is today. The Australian brand is behind the original Dermapen, Dp Dermaceuticals and EXO-GROW hair care, with DermapenWorld treatments now performed in more than 100 countries.
Dermapen uses tiny clinical-grade stainless steel needles to create microscopic channels in the skin. These little punctures signal the skin to kick into repair mode, helping to support collagen and elastin production beneath the surface. In beauty speak? It is all about smoother texture, a firmer-looking complexion and that fresh, polished glow.
Dermapen at home
For those who like the idea of keeping their skin routine a little more high-tech, Dermapen HOME has been created for at-home use.
Dermapen HOME + Bonus Starter Kit, $820, is a stainless steel microneedling pen that creates up to 1,920 microchannels per second. It is designed to be used up to once a week and takes only minutes.
The brand recommends using it after applying Dp Dermaceuticals HYLA ACTIVE serum, which helps the device glide across the skin while giving the complexion a lovely hydration hit. The application depth is digitally calibrated, so the treatment stays precise and controlled.
Used regularly, at-home microneedling can help support improvements in skin texture and tone, as well as the appearance of breakouts, pores and redness.
Dermapen 4 in salon
For a more advanced treatment, Dermapen 4 is available as an in-clinic treatment, from $300.
This professional treatment creates millions of fine, fractional channels in the skin and is designed to target concerns such as fine lines, scarring, pigmentation and overall skin texture with minimal downtime.
As always, the best approach is to see a trained professional who can assess your skin properly and tailor the treatment to your needs.
‘I have trained practitioners all over the world and the results continue to astonish me, particularly when used on patients with scarring, says Corri Marshall, DermapenWorld Co-founder and Cosmeceutical Director. ‘It’s a reminder just how life-changing skin rejuvenation can be.’
Why your serum matters
Here is where things get interesting. Microneedling does not just wake the skin up; it also creates a short window where carefully chosen skincare ingredients can be delivered more effectively.
‘Microneedling creates millions of tiny micro-channels on the skin that not only stimulate active repair but also open the door to powerful ingredient penetration,’ says Corri.
That is why DermapenWorld created Dp Dermaceuticals, a skincare range designed specifically to work with microneedling procedures. Think calming, hydrating, repairing and glow-boosting formulas that help support the skin before, during and after treatment.
‘Microneedling stimulates change and using a powerful serum lifts results to the next level for a truly regenerative approach to skin,’ says Corri.
The exosome glow-up
One of the newer heroes in the DermapenWorld universe is exosome technology.
Exosomes are tiny messenger particles that help support communication between cells. In skincare, they are used to support the skin’s natural repair and renewal processes, making them a valuable ingredient in post-treatment skin care.
DermapenWorld’s Dp Dermaceuticals uses ethically produced, plant-derived exosome technology in its EXO-SKIN range.
‘Exosomes influence how the collagen and elastin fibres reorganise in the healing phase to strengthen the skin, plumping and smoothing,’ says Corri. ‘They are packed with lipids, proteins and nucleic acids that help to repair and regenerate the skin.’
Whether you are booking a Dermapen 4 treatment in salon or adding Dermapen HOME to your routine, the focus is on encouraging the skin to behave in a fresher, more resilient way. A little science, a little skin magic, and a whole lot of glow.
