Why are we putting tiny needles in our face?!
If you're new to microneedling or just bought a Banisher, Daisy breaks down what microneedling actually does, how to use the Banisher 3.0, what to do before and after, and the microneedling mistakes you definitely want to avoid.
Microneedling 101 - keep it clean, simple, and give your skin time to do its thing.
What confused you most about microneedling? Tell us in the comments!
0:00 Why Are We Putting Needles in Our Face?
0:46 What Microneedling Actually Does
1:39 Know What You’re Treating
2:28 How to Use the Banisher 3.0
3:06 Clean & Prep Your Skin
4:05 How to Microneedle Correctly
5:05 What to Do After Microneedling
5:45 How Often Should You Microneedle?
6:34 Don’t Expect Overnight Results
7:19 When to Replace Your Banisher Head
7:51 Who Should Talk to a Dermatologist?
7:59 Microneedling 101: The Basics
Welcome to The Acne Channel! We examine acne, acne scarring, skin texture, and long-term skin health through an educational, science backed, evidence-informed lens. Content is grounded in dermatologic principles, skin biology, and real-world application, with the goal of improving understanding of how and why skin changes over time.
Microneedling is frequently discussed as a technique that supports controlled skin injury, which can stimulate collagen production and improve dermal structure over time. At-home microneedling tools, such as the Banisher 3.0, are designed for individuals seeking to address acne scars and uneven texture outside of clinical environments, when used appropriately and consistently.
This channel exists to document real skin journeys, provide educational context for common skincare treatments, and support informed decision-making: focusing on measurable progress, not unattainable perfection.
Interested in microneedling? Check out the Banish Kit:
https://banish.short.gy/K8Aucg
Follow for ongoing skincare education and skin health content:
Instagram: Instagram: banishacnescars
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Why are we putting tiny needles in our face?!
If you're new to microneedling or just bought a Banisher, Daisy breaks down what microneedling actually does, how to use the Banisher 3.0, what to do before and after, and the microneedling mistakes you definitely want to avoid.
Microneedling 101 - keep it clean, simple, and give your skin time to do its thing.
What confused you most about microneedling? Tell us in the comments!
0:00 Why Are We Putting Needles in Our Face?
0:46 What Microneedling Actually Does
1:39 Know What You’re Treating
2:28 How to Use the Banisher 3.0
3:06 Clean & Prep Your Skin
4:05 How to Microneedle Correctly
5:05 What to Do After Microneedling
5:45 How Often Should You Microneedle?
6:34 Don’t Expect Overnight Results
7:19 When to Replace Your Banisher Head
7:51 Who Should Talk to a Dermatologist?
7:59 Microneedling 101: The Basics
Welcome to The Acne Channel! We examine acne, acne scarring, skin texture, and long-term skin health through an educational, science backed, evidence-informed lens. Content is grounded in dermatologic principles, skin biology, and real-world application, with the goal of improving understanding of how and why skin changes over time.
Microneedling is frequently discussed as a technique that supports controlled skin injury, which can stimulate collagen production and improve dermal structure over time. At-home microneedling tools, such as the Banisher 3.0, are designed for individuals seeking to address acne scars and uneven texture outside of clinical environments, when used appropriately and consistently.
This channel exists to document real skin journeys, provide educational context for common skincare treatments, and support informed decision-making: focusing on measurable progress, not unattainable perfection.
Interested in microneedling? Check out the Banish Kit:
https://banish.short.gy/K8Aucg
Follow for ongoing skincare education and skin health content:
Instagram: Instagram: banishacnescars
TikTok: TikTok: banishacnescars
Before & Afters: Instagram: banish
Facebook: Facebook: banishacnescars
Pinterest: Pinterest: banishacnescars