The 10 Best Dermarollers for Your Skin in 2024

Top 10 Best Dermarollers 2024

1. Best Overall Dermaroller: Sdara Skincare Derma Roller 2.0

Quick Facts:

• Needle Length: 0.25 mm
• Best For: Product Penetration, Mild Fine Lines, Preventing Premature Aging
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Also Includes: Disinfection Basin
• Replaceable Heads: Yes

Whether you’re a beginner or taking it easy with daily derma rolling, this is a fabulous roller to start with… and then keep going. It’s gentle, with ultra-sharp but short needles that puncture deep enough to give the skin a boost but not so deep that they hurt or cause irritation.

At the same time, the shorter needles also mean that the results are not dramatic. This dermaroller won’t transform scarring or deep wrinkles, but it will help with surface issues like product penetration, very subtle texture, and fine lines.

If you’ve been curious about derma rolling but also a little nervous, this is a great place to start. You could even give it a try if you have slightly sensitive skin. It doesn’t sting or hurt at all and instead feels like a gentle exfoliation.

As you’ll see shortly, most of the picks on our list are made with titanium, which is admittedly very durable and long-lasting. However, stainless steel is sharper, which means that it pokes in and out of the skin quickly, with fewer chances for scratching the skin. It’s also a more sterile metal, which means that while it’s still important to disinfect it, there is less room for error.

Stainless steel does go dull quickly, but thankfully you can purchase a replacement head instead of having to buy a brand-new roller and handle set. Stainless steel is a little more expensive than titanium, so if you want a dermaroller that’s both beginner-friendly and more budget-friendly, you might prefer the Linduray Dermaroller.

2. Best Budget Dermaroller: Linduray Skincare Derma Roller

Quick Facts:

• Needle Length: 0.25 mm
• Best For: Product Penetration, Mild Fine Lines, Preventing Premature Aging
• Material: Titanium
• Also Includes: Storage Case, Quickstart Guide, 3 E-Books
• Replaceable Heads: No

This super-affordable dermaroller from Linduray is our favorite pick for beginners who are just starting to dip their toes into derma rolling.

First of all, it’s extremely affordable — it probably costs less than your favorite moisturizer! If you’re not ready to spend a lot of money on a beauty practice that you might not like, this is about as affordable as a dermaroller gets. The design is not particularly luxurious, but it absolutely does the job.

Second, it’s a gentle, non-invasive option that’s unlikely to cause any side-effects. If you’re worried about pain, irritation, or simply overdoing it, this dermaroller will assuage your fears with its delicate, painless touch.

It’s a wonderful introduction to the world of derma rolling, so you can use it to see how you enjoy the practice and to develop your rolling technique. Once it’s no longer usable, you can upgrade to a dermaroller with slightly longer needles for more robust effects, or you can simply repurchase this one and keep using it for the mild, skin-boosting effects.

The main drawback to this product is that it can’t reverse more dramatic skin issues like wrinkles or pigmentation. Shoppers who buy it expecting similar results to professional derma rolling treatments will be disappointed. However, if you purchase it knowing what to expect, we think you’ll be pleased.

3. Best Premium Dermaroller: BeautyBio GloPRO Microneedling Tool

Quick Facts:

• Needle Length: 0.3 mm
• Best For: Product Penetration, Mild Fine Lines, Preventing Premature Aging
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Also Includes: 5 Prep Pads, Empty Spray Bottle, and Power Cord Adapter
• Replaceable Heads: Yes, 3 mm (Face), 0.5 mm (Body), 0.3 mm (Eyes), 0.2 mm (Lips), Bundle

This unique dermaroller combines technologies by giving the skin both a microneedling treatment and an LED light treatment at the same time. It’s a premium product, and it’s a fair bit more expensive than the other dermarollers on our list. For many, the increase in price will be easy to justify.

If you’re not familiar, research suggests that red LED light has skin rejuvenating effects that can help reduce wrinkles and fine lines. This increases the dermaroller’s collagen promoting effects without relying on longer needle lengths.

The kit also comes with some nice extras, like skin prep pads, a spray bottle you can fill with alcohol, and a power cord for when you want to use the kit without batteries. The needles are made of stainless steel instead of titanium, so they’re extra sharp, but you’ll need to replace the heads on this dermaroller more frequently than with other options.

That’s why we appreciate that BeautyBio has replacement heads available individually. While the initial cost might be steep, the replacement heads are reasonably priced. They even come in different sizes for different concerns and body parts.

One thing to keep in mind is that the needle lengths are quite short. The default length is 0.3 mm, which is very gentle and beginner-friendly, but those wanting more robust anti-aging results will need to go up to 0.5 mm. We’d love to see the brand expand their offering to include a 1.0 mm option to target scarring and stretch marks. If you’re interested in a full body kit with longer needles, we’d suggest the ORA Face & Body Kit, instead.

4. Best Dermaroller for Face: Alphaluxy Titanium Microneedle Derma Roller

Quick Facts:

• Needle Length: 0.5 mm
• Best For: Premature Aging, Fine Lines, Hair Loss, Mild Pigmentation, Skin Texture
• Material: Titanium
• Also Includes: Microneedling E-Book, Travel Case
• Replaceable Heads: No

This dermaroller is our pick for giving the face a slight boost with anti-aging and anti-pigmentation effects. Alphaluxy primarily markets it for boosting beard growth, for which it may be effective since it can help with other types of hair growth. However, we think most readers will be interested in its direct effects on the skin (and don’t worry, if you can’t grow a beard naturally, derma rolling won’t induce it).

With 0.5 mm needles, it’s at the ideal length to get down to the level of the skin where collagen is formed, so it can induce collagen production. This is absolutely essential for preventing and reversing the appearance of fine lines and shallow wrinkles which are partially caused by the loss of collagen in the skin.

It can also help with other surface issues like pigmentation, texture, and large pores, but without causing much pain or discomfort. You can work your way up to using this dermaroller every day, but many users find that once a week is enough to net visible effects.

There are lots of other things to appreciate about this simple little set. It comes at a great price point, which should encourage you to replace it regularly, and the design is simple yet sleek. The only thing that could really kick it up a notch is if the roller head was replaceable, which would help prevent some waste.

If you have a fair bit of experience derma rolling and you want an option that can target even deeper wrinkles or more intense pigmentation, the next step up from Alphaluxy one will be the 90ine 0.75 Dermaroller.

5. Best Dermaroller Kit: ORA Microneedle Face & Full Body Roller Kit

Quick Facts:

• Needle Length: 1.0 mm (Body), 0.5 (Face), 0.255 mm (Eyes), 1.0 mm (Dermastamp)
• Best For: Everything
• Material: Titanium
• Also Includes: Sanitation Basin
• Replaceable Heads: Yes

If you want a thorough and entirely customizable derma rolling experience, this is the ideal kit to buy. ORA is a trusted dermaroller brand with many exceptional, reasonably-priced options, and this kit especially stands out for the amazing range of needle sizes it offers. It may seem like a pricey one-time investment, but the cost-per-item is on par with the cost of buying a single roller.

It includes an intense roller for the body, with needles long enough to have an effect even on stretch marks; a roller for the face with 0.5 mm needles that actively induce collagen; and a small roller for the eye-area that helps with product penetration and fine lines. There is also a 1.0 mm dermastamp that’s fantastic for spot treating intense pigmentation or deep wrinkles on the face.

The needles on each roller are long enough for real effects, as well as real side-effects. While the small eye roller is appropriate for beginners, it’s a little too small to be convenient for anything other than its intended purpose. We still recommend starting out with a gentle single roller like the Sdara Derma Roller 2.0, and then graduating up to this set.

The most major drawback to this kit isn’t the kit itself, but what’s not available outside of it. You’ll likely want to derma roll with the smaller heads more frequently than with the larger heads, which means you’ll need to replace them sooner. Unfortunately, ORA doesn’t offer individual replacement heads, so your only option will be to buy an individual dermaroller or to repurchase the entire kit.

6. Best Inexpensive Dermaroller Kit: Prosper Beauty Derma Roller Microneedle Kit

Quick Facts:

• Needle Length: 0.25 mm
• Best For: Product Penetration, Mild Fine Lines, Preventing Premature Aging
• Material: Titanium
• Also Includes: 4 Dermaroller Heads, Storage Case
• Replaceable Heads: Yes

One of the most important things to remember when picking up derma rolling is that a dermaroller has a very short lifespan. The second the needles become even a little blunt, it’s time to buy a replacement. This can get somewhat expensive, so we appreciate that this kit comes with a reusable handle and 3 extra dermaroller heads.

This encourages you to replace the rollers often, and if we look at a price-per-roller breakdown, it offers the best value out of all the rollers on our list. Once you go through all of the heads in the set, you can hang on to the handle and just repurchase the heads.

The needles on the dermaroller heads are short, so it’s appropriate for daily use. It will make your existing skincare more powerful while also helping to treat more surface skin concerns.

We think most users don’t need such a big set of 0.25 mm needles, which is why this pick doesn’t rank more highly. While it might be perfect for those with sensitive skin, we think that most people interested in derma rolling will want to progress to 0.5 mm needles within a few weeks of practicing with shorter needles, so having such a large supply would be overkill. However, Prosper Beauty does offer a 0.5 mm replacement head refill kit, so once you’re ready to advance, they’ll still have you covered.

7. Best Dermapen: Dr. Pen Ultima N2 Professional

Quick Facts:

• Needle Length: 0-2.5 mm with Adjustable Dial
• Best For: Spot Treating Acne Scars, Hyperpigmentation, Wrinkles
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Also Includes: 6 Cartridges, Charging Cord & Adapter, Manual, Storage Box
• Replaceable Heads: Yes

Some skin concerns, like acne scars or deeper wrinkles, can only be reversed with deep microneedling. However, derma rolling with long needles all over the face might not be desirable, since it’s painful and risky. That’s when a derma pen might be more helpful. You can use it to target only the areas that require intense treatment while leaving the rest of your face untouched.

We like this design, in particular, for a few reasons. First of all, while the derma pen itself is reusable, the needles are sterile and intended for single-use. It’s hard to sterilize a dermaroller at home, especially at a 1 mm length and above, so using single-use needles is safer.

The needle length is totally adjustable, so you can dial it up to the length that will best treat your specific concern. The pen is made with a small motor that pushes the needles in and out of the skin, so all you have to do is move the pen over the area you’re treating, without ever pushing in.

While the needle length goes up to 2.5 mm, we strongly recommend not going above 1.5 when microneedling at home. The pen does come with an instruction manual, but even so, using it without any experience can lead to some serious side-effects, so do be careful if you buy it.

All in all, it’s a nice choice. However, if you’re looking to target issues all over the face, just be aware that using this derma pen will take longer than using a regular dermaroller.

8. Best Dermaroller for Body: THAPPINK Derma Roller for Hair Growth

Quick Facts:

• Needle Length: 1.0 mm
• Best For: Mild Hair Loss, Scarring, Stretch Marks, Severe Wrinkles, Hyperpigmentation
• Material: Titanium
• Also Includes: Travel Case
• Replaceable Heads: No

If you’d like derma rolling to be part of your body care regimen, this is the roller to buy. It has a 1.0 mm needle length, making it the longest individual roller on our list and an ideal choice for the thicker skin on the body.

At this length, the dermaroller can help with deep-seated issues like large wrinkles, slightly indented acne scars, and stretch marks. This intense depth comes with more potential side-effects, to the point that some professionals caution against using such a tool at home. Using it will be painful, and there’s more potential for bleeding.

Unless you already have a lot of experience with microneedling, it’s not recommended for the face. You also want to pay attention to frequency. Don’t it more than twice a month on the body or once a month on the face– if your skin takes longer to recover, it’s better to wait even longer between sessions.

One final word of caution: while you always need to be careful to disinfect your dermaroller, at this length, it’s absolutely critical to do so correctly and thoroughly, or you can put yourself at risk for serious infection.

If you’re interested in these slightly more dramatic effects but don’t want to go quite so deep, we recommend the 90ine 0.75 Dermaroller, instead.

9. Best Eye Dermaroller: StackedSkincare Micro-Roller

Quick Facts:

• Needle Length: 0.2 mm
• Best For: Eye Area, Fine Lines, Product Penetration, Mild Pigmentation, and Puffiness
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Also Includes: No Add-Ons
• Replaceable Heads: No

There are various issues that can plague the eye area, from fine lines and loss of tone to hyperpigmentation and puffiness. Research shows that derma rolling can improve the look of the skin around the eyes, but it’s important to choose an ultra-gentle dermaroller with very short needles.

The short needles on this roller are ideal for the eye area, but you can still use it on other parts of the face for enhanced product penetration. One more factor that makes it extra gentle is that the needles are made of stainless steel, rather than titanium, which guarantees less pain and inflammation.

You will have to replace this roller a little more frequently than a titanium one, like the Linduray Dermaroller, and since it’s a little more expensive, it’s an added cost. However, we think this hassle is worth it if you intend to be derma rolling the sensitive skin around the eyes on a regular basis.

You should practice extreme caution when derma rolling around the eyes, but if you are set on giving it a try, this is the best roller for the job.

10. Best Dermaroller for Experienced Users: 9Oine 0.75 Derma Roller

Quick Facts:

• Needle Length: 0.75 mm
• Best For: Fine Lines and Wrinkles, Hyperpigmentation, Shallow Scarring, Hair Growth
• Material: Titanium
• Also Includes: Storage Case
• Replaceable Heads: No

Are you ready to bring your derma rolling up a level? If you’ve already been derma rolling your face for a while with 0.25 and 0.5 mm needles, 0.75 is the natural next step.

This length is a nice middle-point between 0.5 mm and 0.1 mm. Its effects are more dramatic than the former, but it doesn’t cause as much pain or irritation as the latter, so you can do it on the face up to once a week if your skin is quick to repair itself. If you want, you can keep on using a shorter dermaroller the rest of the time.

At this length, the needles reach the dermis without any issue, so they can trigger renewal to counter slightly deeper wrinkles, pigmentation, and even very shallow scars or hair loss.

It’s not very easy to find dermarollers at this length, so we’re certainly happy to have this option available, and at a fairly low price as a bonus. However, while the tool itself is quite sleek and nice-looking, we do wish the retailer made it available with better instructions. Considering the size and effects of these needles, there is no such thing as too much information.

Additionally, 90ine occasionally makes mistakes and sends out the wrong needle size, so if you do choose to order this dermaroller, look it over carefully when it arrives to ensure you’ve received the correct size.