Scalp Activation Derma Roller

The Scandinavian Biolabs Scalp Activation Derma Roller is a handheld cosmetic tool with 540 high-grade stainless-steel microneedles (0.5 mm) for gentle scalp stimulation. Gently roll across a clean, dry or damp scalp using light pressure. Beginners should start once weekly. Suitable for all hair types to help maintain a healthy-feeling, refreshed scalp.

Note: Not a medical device; not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult a healthcare professional for any scalp or skin concerns.

Stimulates the scalp

Improves scalp health

Encourages fuller hair

How to use the Scalp Activation Derma Roller?
- 1. Disinfect the roller before and after each use.
  2. Clean the scalp with water or a gentle cleanser.
  3. Roll gently across the scalp horizontally, vertically, and diagonally with minimal pressure.

Discover Your Hair Loss Solution

Find out whether our Bio-Pilixin® formula could be a good match for your specific hair loss situation. Click on the buttons below relevant to you and explore each topic more in detail.

Scarring (irreversible) hair loss

Causes of hair loss

Stress

Genetics

Types of hair loss

Male pattern hair loss (MPHL)

Thinning on top and crown of head

Receding hairline

Patchy bald spots

Diffuse thinning & visible scalp

Drugs and other hair loss treatments

Minoxidil

Prescription hair‑loss medication

Hair transplant

Others

Allergies

How to know if you have (irreversible) hair loss?

Scarring is the destruction of the hair follicle, and apart from a few rare exceptions such as cicatricial alopecia, it typically doesn't occur in the early stages of hair loss. On the contrary, having bald spots where hair hasn't grown in a long time may be a sign of scarring and therefore irreversible hair loss. To get an accurate diagnosis, we always recommend seeking medical advice. Customers with a subscription including the Bio-Pilixin® Serum can also speak with our certified trichologist who can help them make the most of our products.

GOT QUESTIONS? WE'VE GOT ANSWERS

How strongly should the Scalp Activation Derma Roller be pressed against the scalp during use?
- The Scalp Activation Derma Roller is intended to be gently rolled across the surface of the scalp using light, even pressure. It should not be pressed forcefully or used in a way that causes discomfort. The goal is to maintain a comfortable cosmetic experience. If you are unsure how much pressure to apply, start with minimal pressure and adjust based on your personal comfort level.
Can I use microneedling on an inflamed, irritated skin or scalp?
- The Scalp Activation Derma Roller is not intended to be used on broken, inflamed, or irritated skin. If you are experiencing skin discomfort or scalp conditions, we recommend pausing use and consulting a healthcare professional before resuming.
Do I need to take special care of my scalp after microneedling (cream, keep away from dirt, sufficient air supply?)
- Immediately after microneedling, the scalp should be kept as hygienic as possible and away from substances that may cause additional irritation.
When is the best time for microneedling?
- It is best to use the Scalp Activation Derma Roller after washing your hair and two hours before activities. It is helpful to rest a little after the microneedling to provide the body with some rest so that it can focus on supporting the scalp.
Does it hurt to derma rolling?
- Derma rolling might hurt slightly at first, but it should generally be a safe and painless procedure. If you experience any pain or redness, discontinue use immediately and contact a health professional.
How often should you replace your roller?
- For hygiene and performance reasons, we recommend replacing your derma roller approximately every 2 to 3 months, depending on frequency of use and how well it is cleaned and stored. Avoid using a damaged or dull roller.
Is there any difference between professional derma rolling and micro derma rolling at home?
- There are differences between professional microneedling treatments and at-home derma rolling, particularly in the depth of penetration and intensity. While professional treatments are typically administered using longer needles in clinical settings, at-home rollers like ours are designed for more gentle use.

Scalp Activation Derma Roller

Scalp Activation Derma Roller

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