Dermapen 4 Microneedling

Dermapen 4 microneedling at RAJSKA Clinic uses the fourth generation of the industry-standard automated microneedling pen — with sixteen fine needles oscillating at up to 120 stamps per second — to create thousands of controlled micro-injuries in the dermis, triggering the skin's natural wound-healing cascade to produce new collagen and elastin. Unlike VIVACE RF, standard Dermapen microneedling relies entirely on the biological response to needling, without additional energy delivery, making it the gentler option with shorter recovery and a lower price point. Dermapen 4's speed and precision make it suitable for delicate areas including the periorbital zone and neck. Treats ageing, pigmentation, acne scarring, rosacea, and stretch marks.

The Dermapen 4 is the current gold standard for collagen induction therapy (CIT) via mechanical microneedling. Sixteen fine, sterile needles in the disposable tip oscillate at speeds up to 120 times per second, delivering controlled micro-perforations at programmable depths (0.2–3.0 mm). Each perforation triggers a localised wound healing response — platelets aggregate, growth factors (PDGF, TGF-β, VEGF) are released, and fibroblasts migrate to the site and produce new collagen and elastin. The process is repeated across thousands of micro-points per session, creating a comprehensive remodelling stimulus across the entire treatment area. At RAJSKA Clinic, Dermapen 4 is used for: - **Facial ageing and skin quality** — shallow depth settings target fine lines, pore size, and overall skin texture; deeper settings address dermal collagen loss - **Hyperpigmentation and melasma** — needling disrupts melanin-containing keratinocytes and accelerates turnover, reducing uneven tone - **Acne scarring** — rolling and box-car scars respond well to Dermapen 4, particularly when combined with topical serums applied during treatment - **Rosacea** — the treatment reduces vasoreactivity and can thin the thickened skin seen in rhinophyma-type rosacea - **Neck and décolletage** — an area poorly served by ablative lasers due to pigmentation risk; Dermapen's gentle mechanism is safe here Sessions include topical anaesthetic applied thirty to forty-five minutes before treatment, making the procedure comfortable for most patients. The physician selects the needle depth and speed based on skin condition and target. Hyaluronic acid, vitamins, or peptide serums are typically applied during the session, as the micro-channels allow up to eighty percent greater absorption compared to topical application on intact skin. Downtime is typically twenty-four to seventy-two hours of redness and sensitivity. Three to six sessions are recommended for most indications, spaced four to six weeks apart. A ten percent pack discount applies when booking three sessions in advance.