Original Dr. Pen A7 Microneedling Pen

Linda: This review is long overdue. The Dr. Pen Ultima A7 Professional Microneedling Pen has transformed my skincare routine. After watching several YouTube videos on how to do this correctly at home without damaging my skin, I decided to take the plunge. Menopause was about to make changes to my skin, and I wanted to get ahead of it.

Before discovering this little gem, I spent a fortune on expensive treatments at my dermatologist's office. Now, I can achieve the same results in the comfort of my home, which has saved me a boatload!

The Dr. Pen Ultima A7 is not only easy to use but also incredibly practical. It's like having a professional dermatologist at my fingertips. The microneedling process is painless (I apply a numbing cream), and I've noticed a remarkable improvement in the texture of my skin. Hygiene is crucial if you are going to do this process yourself. Please do not skip the steps.

The quality of this device is outstanding, and it feels sturdy and reliable. The adjustable needle depth settings allow for a customized treatment, and the results speak for themselves.

I can confidently say that the Dr. Pen Ultima A7 has become an integral part of my...

United States on Sep 17, 2023

Techblukat: For background I am 54 years old, fair skinned, non-smoker. I started my collagen induction therapy (CIT) journey about 5 years ago after contemplating lasers for wrinkle reduction. Lasers kind of made me queasy, so I booked a microneedling package with my local dermatologist and loved the results. I ended up microneedling about every 6 months, and did the RF microneedling on my last session. Then I researched dermarolling at home for maintenance (and I'll admit possibly replacing expensive derm sessions). I liked dermarolling; I used the 0.5 dermaroller from the DermStore and saw good results with that. I used the at-home dermaroller about every 2-3 weeks when I had time. Then I started to read that dermarollers could cause micro-tears in the skin, possibly from too much drag between the roller and the skin, or dull or bent needles could also cause micro tears. I did notice after one dermarolling session I had mild scratches along some areas with a relatively new dermaroller. Fast forward to about 6 months ago, I found you could buy one of these DrPen gadgets for a reasonable amount. The thing I liked about the DrPen is you don't really roll it, you can actually just "stamp" as...

United States on Aug 13, 2023

Marija Plentaj: The media could not be loaded.  The power button doesn't always start on first click. Sometimes it catches the grip on first, sometimes you need to click multiple times to turn power on. Sometimes you need to click very fast and gentle, sometimes a little longer and harder. I don't think that should be the problem. Also, it comes only with US outlet, not EU. On the other side, needles go up and down (not just vibrate - I see lot of people concerning about that), and when it works properly it runs very good and does the job. Also, did get the money back for damaged item from seller.

United States on Jul 29, 2023