Every single time, I end up with keloids. It's crazy. To me, it looks like these might be keloids as well... I do pinch the skin and inject properly.lessthanhalf said:
It's difficult to say for sure without knowing more about the spots — how big they are, what color, what shape, whether they're raised or flat — or seeing a photo. That said, overall this really sounds like an unlucky personal tendency to develop small overgrown scars where you inject. Possibly something like tiny keloid scars. From your description they seem quite small, no more than 1-2mm; if they were larger, a dermatologist's opinion might be worth getting. Do you tend to get keloid or hypertrophic scars?
Any injection could trigger this kind of reaction, so trying different peptides to solve it may simply produce more of them. If the thighs give you fewer problems, that's likely the best option. Also, what length are the needles, and how deep do you inject? Going a bit deeper into the subcutaneous fat could help, since most of the reactive immune cells sit near the skin. I'm guessing you're using fine needles, something like 30 or 31 gauge, rather than anything huge? With needles that small, ordinary scarring wouldn't normally be visible, perhaps not even under strong magnification, so you're definitely somewhat unlucky to be experiencing this.
The needles I use are 8 mm 30G...