DERMIDA® Glow Booster | Pre-BB Glow & Needling Serum | Revitalization with Glow Effect

The essential added value of microneedle therapy as a non-ablative and minimally invasive cosmetic procedure is the low-risk, inexpensive and at the same time highly efficient treatment of aesthetic skin problems.

Example: Our skin acts as a natural protective layer as a barrier, which creates a problem for creams or ointments. It is not only the largest human organ, but also protects us from external chemical, mechanical and thermal influences in terms of function and structure. However, it makes no significant difference between beneficial active ingredients and harmful influences.

Conventional creams and serums try to reach / penetrate this barrier with so-called penetrators. With rather moderate success. The Microneedle Serum, on the other hand, has “free rein”, so to speak, since the skin channels (and thus the protective layer) open during the treatment. A large number of studies have now proven the increased effectiveness of serums in combination with microneedling treatment. Thanks to specially coordinated ingredients, serums can specifically address problem areas. A pleasant side effect is the lubricating film that the often viscous serums form, which acts as a refreshing protective film between the microneedle device and the skin.

In general, a distinction must be made between sterile sera and post-treatment sera. During the treatment, sterile serums are applied transdermally to the skin with the needling pen or derma roller. After-care serums are used after application and applied to the appropriate areas of the skin.

→ Sterile serums:

Improving skin texture: EGF Cell Booster

Revitalization & skin rejuvenation: Hyaluron Booster, EGF Cell Booster

Wrinkles & Anti-Aging: Hyaluron Booster, Collagen Serum, Age Killer Cocktail, Meso Lift Serum, Hyal Filler

Photoaging & UV Protection: Retinol + Vitamin C Booster

Wrinkles under the eyes, bags under the eyes and dark circles: Eye Contour Serum

Expression lines and periorbital lines: Agri-Fix Special

Skin tightening & tissue weakness: Firming Serum, Vitamin Serum

Scars: Stretch & Scar Reversal Serum, Meso Stretch

Acne Scars: Stretch & Scar Reversal Serum, Meso Stretch

Acne & Oily Skin: Oily Skin Serum

Large pores: Hyaluron Booster

Pigment disorders: Skin Tone Imperfection Control, Bitaminshi Serum

Skin Spots: Skin Tone Imperfection Control

Lip Treatment: Artificial Serum

Hair Loss: Meso Hair Serum, Kami Serum

Beard growth stimulation: Tricology Hair Growth Lotion

Stretch Marks: Stretch & Scar Reversal Serum, Meso Stretch

Stretch Marks: Stretch & Scar Reversal Serum, Meso Stretch

Cellulite: Carboxderm Serum

Cleavage: Hyaluronic Booster

Lipolysis & Fat Pads: Caffeine Serum

Smoker's Skin and Rosacea: Trophic Special

→ After-care serums :

All age groups: Hyaluron Dermaroller Serum

Up to 35 years: Vitamin C serum

From 35 years: Retinol Serum

By Microneedle Serum we mean a sterile formulation of active ingredients that has been specially developed to act topically and transdermally directly on the skin during treatment with Dermapen or Dermaroller.

Topical means that the active ingredient is only applied to the exact spot.

Transdermal means that the active ingredient is absorbed directly through the skin and takes effect.

Sterile means that it is free of reproductive germs such as microorganisms and viruses. Serum is only sterile under strictly controlled, documented and certified pharmaceutically pure manufacturing conditions.

For the application and effectiveness of sterile serums, it is irrelevant whether you process the serum with a Dermaroller or Dermapen, both devices are equally suitable for transdermal application.

Distribute the serum on the cleaned, disinfected skin area, then apply with Dermapen or Dermaroller.

There are currently two types of sterile sera for microneedling:

1. Fractured ampoules

2. Pierced Ampules

Fractured ampoules have a predetermined breaking point that must be opened (ie broken) for removal. This is a non-closable connection, which means the serum must be used up during one application.

Pierceable ampoules, on the other hand, are designed as injection containers. These reusable vials are sealed with a rubber stopper with a puncture-resistant rubber (septum). There is also an external closure to protect the septum and to fix the rubber stopper.

We use a special rubber that automatically and completely closes after the cannula has been pierced. As a result, the serum is sealed sterile again, uncontaminated and can be used for up to 2 years. It's like he never opened the serum. The syringe is pushed through the septum and extracted with the serum. The additional cannula can then be removed and the serum safely distributed over the affected area of skin.

In order to ensure the maximum effectiveness of all active ingredients, most serums are supplied in light-protected amber glass or in an outer packaging. It should be protected from sunlight and stored at temperatures between 15°C and 25°C. After initial collection, we recommend storing all sera with a pierced ampoule in the refrigerator. Serum in breakable ampoules should be used up completely after opening.

If unopened, you can find the expiry date on the packaging. As a rule, a sterile serum can be kept unopened for two years. Once opened, the broken ampullae must be used up completely. Pierceable ampoules with a resealable septum are stable for a long time after sterile removal without any changes, ie the best-before date does not change.