For microneedling, treatment should be performed every 4–6 weeks. Results may vary from person to person, but initial visible improvements typically occur after the first two sessions.
For nanoneedling, the device can be used once a week and also between microneedling sessions. Results vary from person to person, but initial improvements are usually visible within the first few sessions. 

In general, nanoneedles are best for increasing product absorption. For targeted applications, syringes with 11–24 needles are best. 36–42 needles are best for larger surfaces and more sensitive skin. 

The Dermapen's high-speed vibration design helps reduce pain. Most people feel only mild stinging or discomfort during the treatment. For those sensitive to pain, your doctor may administer local anesthesia or other pain-relieving methods. 

The treatment time varies depending on the individual skin condition and the size of the area being treated. Generally, a single treatment session can last between 30 minutes and 1 hour. 

The needles are made of medical-grade 304 stainless steel. 

The Dr. Pen H5 Hydra Pen and Morpheus8 are both microneedling devices, but they are very different in technology, depth, and results: ✅ Dr. Pen H5 Hydra Pen: Uses mechanical microneedling to create micro-channels in the skin. Has a built-in serum applicator, allowing skincare infusion during treatment. Suitable for mild skin rejuvenation, improving texture, fine lines, and absorption. No heat or radiofrequency (RF) involved.  

The Dr. Pen H5 Hydra Pen is different from a traditional Derma Pen because it combines microneedling with a built-in serum applicator, allowing you to infuse skincare products directly during the treatment. This helps maximize absorption and improve results. Also, the Dr. Pen H5 does not use heat — it works through microneedling only. If you are looking for a device with thermal function, you might consider RF (Radio Frequency) devices instead. Let us know if you need a recommendation! 

Hi, it has the effect of lightening spots.