Is the 1.5mm meant the diameter of base of needle or length of needle?
315765
I think it is the length o the needle. I only use it sparingly, once a month, and I do feel like it has helped with very fine lines on my face. After I use this I use Vitamin E oil to heal. I am a 30 year old woman who has had rosecea and acne, but I am very dedicated to skincare. I am very gentle with my skin and I like this product a lot. My mom's esthetician, whom she has been working with for nearly 15 years, introduced us to it and it helped my mom with a line on her face. Good alternative to botox if you are deeling with minor fine lines. I can't speak for deep lines. Good luck
315766
Hi, Not sure about 1.5 mm. Never was good at metric. The needles are itty bitty. As I reviewed, it is a tiny bit uncomfortable the first time. You will begin to experience some exfoliating too. But I have another tip for you. I took my daughter for a peel. They used a product called The Perfect Peel by Bella Medical $200.00. U can buy it on amazon for 98.99. It's good:)
1027447
I had originally ordered the 1.5" and ended up ordering the 1", the 1.5 measures 5" around (circumference) the 1" measures 3.5" I hope this helps you decide :-)
1025166
I would say the 0.5 is the depth, 1 inch is the height and 1.6 is the width. These are rectangular shaped with a fairly low profile.
2028179
Correction to Kevin- 1 "mil" is .001", not .0001". Just so you know, "mil" is a prefix that denominates one thousandth. Which is why 1,000 millimeters = 1 meter. 1 mil is equal to one thousandth of an inch. or 1,000 mils is equal to 1 inch.
153678
It's 1". You can adapt a 30mm set of rings to a 1" tube, but there's no way you're getting a 1" set of rings on a 30mm tube. You can make the rings smaller with shims, but they can't grow any bigger.
1414835
It says 24 mm and that would make it just under 1 inch wide.(Standard Metric to English conversion in 24.5 mm = 1 inch).
2066690
I think it is best if you start with 0.5mm because it is safer and not painful and if you like it and get used to it get a replacement head of 1.0mm.Also depends on the areas where you want to use it, use smaller needles as a beginner or to use in gently areas such as around the eyes. hope this helps.
2116082
In metric the two smallest are 1.5 and 2mm; In English the two smallest are 0.05" and 1/16".
131384
It's fine wire bent in half...bigger than a needle head...smaller than a paper clip....I would say the size of the thread-end of a medium needle.
662822
4mm is correct. the 1inch is probably for shipping concerns or because the form they were using only allowed inches and the smallest being 1" The product is actually only 4mm in thickness.
1111918
Well really the longest you can handle. I like the 1.5 mm it does the job. Just remember it takes time to see results.
1385190
I really don't believe it makes a difference. The size is more for how much pain you can tolerate. If you are a beginner, I would start with the .5 mm. The size of the needles penetrate the skin at the same depth, the higher the size the needle gets a little larger. It will not puncture below the top layer of the skin. It is intended to open up the skin for medications or skin care products to work more effectively. Hope this helps.
1909295
The inside diameter of the syringe cylinder is approximately 1.25 inches (1 1/4"), The [useless] "tube" is maybe about 3/32 ID (less than 1/8th of an inch)
895703
I bought the 0.5mm and the 1.5mm -- wish I had just purchased the .5mm because even though they both HURT, the smaller one is more tolerable.
2223260
The 1" refers to the main tube diameter. The 32mm is the diameter of the lense.
1251879
I found a chart by searching 42hs4013a4, it seems to indicate 5mm, with a tolerance of 0 to -0.012.
2265241
Hi, 5mm or 6mm means that this item can work with 5 to 6mm diameter. So you don't need to choose the size. Thanks!