Dermapen
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Mikroneedlingi seade — sertifitseeritud meditsiiniline variant "dermaroller'i" asemel. Standardseade aknearmide ja aktiiniliste nahakahjustuste korral.
Typical price in Estonia: 120–220 € / seanss
Available at these Estonian clinics
This list is an editorial selection. Always confirm with the clinic before booking that Dermapen is currently available.
Dermapen is an automated microneedling system brand made by Equipmed (Australia), used for skin renewal and improving skin quality. In Estonia, the Dermapen procedure is offered by beauty clinics licensed by Terviseamet and certified beauty centers, mainly in Tallinn, Tartu and Pärnu. Dermapen is an automated pen-type device that uses a sterile cartridge with 12–16 needles, penetrating the skin to a controlled depth (0.2–2.5 mm). The micro-injuries stimulate collagen and elastin production, improving skin texture, the appearance of scars and signs of aging.
What is Dermapen and how does it work?
Dermapen is an automated, oscillating-type microneedling device with a sterile needle cartridge integrated into the handpiece. The device oscillates rapidly, and with each cycle the needles penetrate the skin and retract. This creates thousands of microscopic channels that stimulate the body's own healing response — the growth of collagen and elastin over the following 4–8 weeks.
Dermapen is suited to improving acne scars, fine lines, hyperpigmentation and overall skin texture. The standard protocol is 3–6 sessions at 4–6-week intervals. Downtime is short — redness and mild peeling usually resolve within 1–3 days. Serums (hyaluronic acid, vitamins, peptides) are often used during the procedure, penetrating the skin through the channels created by microneedling.
Dermapen in Estonia — prices and providers
The price of Dermapen in Estonia usually starts at 80 € for a partial-face session. A full face costs 100–150 € per session, neck and décolleté 80–130 €, the back of the hands 60–100 €. A full course of 3–6 sessions costs 300–900 € depending on the area treated. Combination treatments (with PRP or exosomes) are usually more expensive — a single session can cost 200–300 €.
Dermapen is available in Estonia mainly at beauty clinics and beauty centers in Tallinn, Tartu and Pärnu. Procedures are performed by certified cosmeticians, nurses or doctors who have completed Equipmed training. Deeper medical-grade protocols (over 1.5 mm depth) are performed only by doctors or nurses under a doctor's supervision. See similar devices at /brandid/morpheus8 and all cosmeticians at /kosmeetikud.
Dermapen vs. alternatives
Dermapen's direct alternatives are other automated microneedling pens (SkinPen, MesoPen) and classic dermarollers. The difference lies in precision and control of sterility — automated devices give more even needle penetration, while a dermaroller is manually rolled and can create uneven channels.
A more intensive alternative is RF microneedling (Morpheus8, Vivace), which combines microneedles with radiofrequency. RF versions offer deeper and more aggressive skin renewal but are more expensive and require longer downtime. Dermapen strikes a balance between effectiveness and affordability — suited to a regular skincare protocol. See /brandid/morpheus8.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Dermapen cost in Estonia?
The price of Dermapen in Estonia usually starts at around 80 € for a partial-face session. A full face costs 100–150 €, neck and décolleté 80–130 €, the back of the hands 60–100 €. A full course of 3–6 sessions costs 300–900 €. Combined with PRP or exosomes, prices are 200–300 € per session.
Where can you get Dermapen in Estonia?
Dermapen is available in Estonia at beauty clinics and beauty centers in Tallinn, Tartu and Pärnu that have received Equipmed certification. Procedures are performed by trained cosmeticians, nurses or doctors. Find providers at /kliinikud or /kosmeetikud.
How long do Dermapen results last?
The result of Dermapen develops over 4–8 weeks after each session. The result of a full course (3–6 sessions) usually lasts 6–12 months. A maintenance session is recommended every 4–6 months to maintain skin quality.
Is Dermapen safe?
Dermapen is a CE-approved medical device that uses sterile single-use needle cartridges. Typical side effects are redness, mild swelling and peeling, which resolve within 1–3 days. The procedure is not performed in cases of active infection or acne.
Who is allowed to use Dermapen in Estonia?
In Estonia, Dermapen may be used by certified cosmeticians, nurses or doctors who have completed official Equipmed training. Surface protocols (up to 1.5 mm) are permitted for cosmeticians, while deeper medical-grade protocols require a healthcare professional. The procedure must take place at a licensed facility.
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