Are these derma rollers bad/ineffective? Bought this just a few days ago and today I was watching a YT video where the guy said that these stainless steel ones can be more harmful and that the ones with titanium needles should be preferred. So should I buy a titanium one or am I okay with these?
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    💧 derma roller (topical) a few days
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    Titanium-tipped derma stamps are preferred over stainless steel rollers for safer and more effective skin treatment. Rollers can cause skin damage if used incorrectly, while stamps provide cleaner punctures.
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