Dermal Stamping

So today we are going to do some dermal stamping with the hydra needle. And the material that I am going to dermal stamp into the skin today has my combination of Belotero, a little Botox, a little bit of Lidocaine and a little bit of sterile saline. The face is thoroughly cleansed and we want to make sure that we have been feeding the little needles with the special solution. Now this is different from microneedling because microneedling, the needles are just needles and not pumping the material directly into the skin. So this the little needles are like little hypodermic needles and are actually inducing the combination into the papillary dermis. Now, the reason you can use Botox here is because it’s not going to get down to the level of the muscle. So it’s not going to affect the smile. And it’s not going to change the person’s expression or brow position or anything like that but what it will do is the anticollagenic effect of the Botox will help to shrink the pores. In addition, the hyaluronic acid and in this case, we are using Belotero, will infuse into the upper levels of the papillary dermis and super hydrate the skin. I particularly like doing dermal stamping for fine lines and crepiness underneath the eye that you really can’t correct very well using Botox or filler. You usually have to do laser there to tighten the skin. But in this case we are going to take advantage of the HA, the hyaluronic acid, the Belotero o as well as the neuromodulator, in the case the Botox to infuse into the skin to have the effect. It will also help with fine lines. So we use this for fine lines, for pores, and for crepiness and it really gives a tremondous glow to the skin. Now we do it by the eyes, we want to get as close to the eyelashes as we can. Open your eye and look up. We will do it over here. Open your eye and look up. Sometimes this is the best way to get rid of fine lines around the eyes.