We love a good at-home beauty treatment—especially when it involves skincare. Over the years, we’ve tried everything from dermaplaning to pore vacuuming in the pursuit of a smooth, glowy complexion.

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Derma rolling allows topical hair loss medications to penetrate deeper into the scalp for better results.

Derma rolling, also known as micro-needling, is a procedure that involves a small tool with, you guessed it, needles that you roll on your face. The technique has been used for a while to, among other ...

If you use (or are interested in using) a derma roller, that means you're ready to completely overhaul your skin. These at-home devices, which work by stimulating your skin to regenerate itself, are ...

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Derma rollers have become one of the popular beauty tools on social media, with promises of glowing skin and even hair regrowth. But unlike its gentler cousins, this one comes with actual needles. If ...

Friends and readers of the Strategist frequently ask me questions about the derma roller — a device shaped like a quartz roller, with a head covered in hundreds of teeny-tiny — yet still somehow ...

While beauty tools such as tweezers and eyelash curlers help you get fab results, they can also be a bit terrifying to try at first. One of the most intimidating gadgets has to be the derma-roller.

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- At 50, Julianne Sanchez says the little dark spots that come from sun exposure bother her. She jokes that the spots make her feel like a giraffe. As a way to rid herself of the ...