Thoughts on using GHK-Cu with dermastamp instead of injections?

[zolito]

I’ve got a few stubborn purple hyperpigmentation scars on my cheeks from past acne. They’re not deep pitted scars, more like discolored marks that make my skin tone uneven. My main goal is to fade these spots, boost collagen, and get my skin as close to “glass” as possible.

After researching, GHK-Cu keeps coming up as one of the most effective compounds for skin regeneration, collagen production, and improving pigmentation. But I don’t want to inject it for a few reasons:

• I’ve read GHK-Cu injections can sting and sometimes bruise.
• I’m not comfortable injecting anywhere near my face.

Method I’m planning:

1. Thoroughly clean my skin.
2. Use a dermastamp (0.5–1.0 mm) only on the scarred areas.
3. Immediately apply reconstituted GHK-Cu solution over the stamped areas to let it absorb through the microchannels.
4. Let it sit and fully absorb — no rinsing.
5. Repeat 1–2 times per week depending on healing.

The idea is to get deeper absorption than just applying a cream, without going full injection route.

Has anyone here tried this specifically for hyperpigmentation scars? Did it help with both color and texture? Any tips to boost results or avoid irritation?

 

[puniteking]

Can you just inject ? Stop being a pussy in order for change things need to go into your blood not on top of your skin this is why females have horrible skin despite buying expensive serums and shit that doesn’t work

 

[zolito]

Can you just inject ? Stop being a pussy in order for change things need to go into your blood not on top of your skin this is why females have horrible skin despite buying expensive serums and shit that doesn’t work

I get your point, and I’m not against injections in general, but my scars are purely skin-level pigmentation, not something that needs a systemic effect. I’m trying to target the area directly while avoiding the pain/bruising risk in the face. Dermastamping + GHK-Cu still delivers it deeper than normal topical use, and there’s some good evidence for local skin regeneration this way.

If I was going for anti-aging systemically, I’d probably inject, but for localized discoloration this seems like the more practical route for me right now.