Derma Rollers

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A derma roller is a handheld skincare tool with a rolling head covered in tiny needles. You may also see them called dermal rollers or microneedle rollers. They are used at home as part of a skincare routine, and people often pair them with a serum. These tools are not a medical treatment, and results vary from person to person.

Derma Roller for Face and Skincare Tools

The Manicare Microneedle Derma Roller is a microneedle roller made for use at home. If you like to explore more tools, you can also see the rest of Manicare skincare tools, or browse beauty and skincare tools for other devices. For something different, LED light therapy and ultrasonic tools sit in their own category.

How to Choose a Derma Roller

Start with needle length, because it affects how the roller feels and how your skin responds. Shorter needles are the usual choice for home use, while longer needles are meant for experienced users and can cause more irritation. Then check the materials, how many needles the roller has and whether it is designed for the face or the body. Read the directions to see how often the maker suggests using it, because this differs between products. If you are new to rolling, a shorter needle length and a gentle routine is a sensible place to begin. Many people use a derma roller with a serum, so think about how it fits with the rest of your skincare.

Derma Roller Safety and Aftercare

A derma roller makes tiny marks in the skin, so take care. Start with clean skin and a clean roller, use light pressure and avoid the eye and lip areas. Do a patch test first, and be cautious if you have sensitive skin or are prone to breakouts. Afterwards, use calming, gentle products and avoid strong active ingredients while your skin settles. Clean your roller as the directions say and do not share it with anyone. Stop using it if your skin becomes sore, red or irritated. If you have a skin condition, are unsure whether a derma roller is right for you, or have a reaction that does not settle, speak to a doctor or dermatologist.

Frequently Asked Questions About Derma Rollers