Follica Microneedling Protocol Patent Disclosed

[sktboiboi]

ok i prepped my topical.



im gonna start wounding tonight with the roller first. wish me luck

 

[ComeBackTemples]

Here are the pictures of my second follica protocol treatment. This time with 1mm and less pressure which hopefully ends up at the 0.8mm as required. It is definitely less blood as with 0.75mm and Hard pressure.

Do your temples look roughly the same as mine after treatment

 

[sktboiboi]

ok i prepped my topical.



im gonna start wounding tonight with the roller first. wish me luck

ok i just finished- took about 25mins. so far so good- scalp isnt butchered. just some little blood here n there.i will wait 3 hrs before applying the topical.

 

[Pephair]

Here are the pictures of my second follica protocol treatment. This time with 1mm and less pressure which hopefully ends up at the 0.8mm as required. It is definitely less blood as with 0.75mm and Hard pressure.

Do your temples look roughly the same as mine after treatment

How long did you go for?

 

[ComeBackTemples]

For the temples i moved around 6-7 seconds per cm2 on 25MHZ. So took just a couple of Minutes for this small area

 

[spooon]

after my 20 min session using D1 at 0.75mm on fast setting I have got what feels like a very painful pimple on my scalp. infection?

 

[kiwi666]

after my 20 min session using D1 at 0.75mm on fast setting I have got what feels like a very painful pimple on my scalp. infection?

I’ve had that. I think it’s just a wounded area. Like you’ve grazed yourself.

it’s never lasted for me more than a day or two.

 

[Murat312]

Hi. I have a question that may sound dumb to you, but i have to ask, in follica's website, it says that their treatment aims to create new hair follicles and thicken existing ones. If that's the case, do you think that it is possible to use their products on the donor area for those who have had hair transplants and suffer from overharvesting? Sorry for the long question.

 

[HAIRGOAT]

Hi. I have a question that may sound dumb to you, but i have to ask, in follica's website, it says that their treatment aims to create new hair follicles and thicken existing ones. If that's the case, do you think that it is possible to use their products on the donor area for those who have had hair transplants and suffer from overharvesting? Sorry for the long question.

I though about this as well i don't think it will work as graphs are 4mm deep holes tho i don't know if you could microneedle the top layer of scar tissue away and grow hair with scared under layer.

I wondered if this would be easier with beard transplant area as this hair is aggressive growing compared to scalp i have scar where i cut a raised black hair mole off my jawline in my teens the hair that later grew back there was white then changed to match the surrounding hair.

But i think the depth of the punch scar probably makes it all not possible with out crazy 4 to5mm needling if at all.

 

[GrowPro]

I though about this as well i don't think it will work as graphs are 4mm deep holes tho i don't know if you could microneedle the top layer of scar tissue away and grow hair with scared under layer.

I wondered if this would be easier with beard transplant area as this hair is aggressive growing compared to scalp i have scar where i cut a raised black hair mole off my jawline in my teens the hair that later grew back there was white then changed to match the surrounding hair.

But i think the depth of the punch scar probably makes it all not possible with out crazy 4 to5mm needling if at all.

Your point makes sense, although, you may grow additional new hair follicles surrounding the FUE scars to give an appearance of better density.

I did some microneedling on my donor left side were I saw a small patch of what looked to me to be over harvested from my hair transplant procedure, and I see new dark hairs where I have mostly white/grey hairs and density looks better, that is my personal experience, so if follica does some studies on FUE patients too I think it could be helpful to people who’s donor was over harvested, which to me is a better option than SMP.

 

[Iah11]

Sure it's been about a month since this came out, if not more. Anyone following the follica protocol able to chime in with results?

 

[sktboiboi]

Miscellaneous things u really need for sticking to this protocol comfortably:

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In addition to the derma pen n topical. Do not skip the alcohol swabs, I had a fever episode before after wounding without disinfecting.

 

[hrplz]

Sure it's been about a month since this came out, if not more. Anyone following the follica protocol able to chime in with results?

I did my 3rd session last night. Not noticing anything as of yet (but not sure I should be). I use the D2 (1mm, fast) and minoxidil twice per day.

 

[Guts]

Sure it's been about a month since this came out, if not more. Anyone following the follica protocol able to chime in with results?

As I commented before, the day after my second session my whole scalp was covered in dead skin. I’m not sure if it was a slight infection, or my body healing from all the microwounding; but it was really bad flakes for a couple days; even formed a scab on the side of my head. I finally got some psoriasis shampoo a couple days ago and it seems to have cleared up. Outside of that, my temples and hairline have a lot of new smaller hairs from what I can see. I’m not sure if applying minoxidil directly afterwards is helping or not, but I will say my hair overall looks a lot healthier and I feel much more comfortable about it. Hopefully I’ll see some serious improvement by month three like in the studies.

 

[pegasus2]

As I commented before, the day after my second session my whole scalp was covered in dead skin. I’m not sure if it was a slight infection, or my body healing from all the microwounding; but it was really bad flakes for a couple days; even formed a scab on the side of my head. I finally got some psoriasis shampoo a couple days ago and it seems to have cleared up. Outside of that, my temples and hairline have a lot of new smaller hairs from what I can see. I’m not sure if applying minoxidil directly afterwards is helping or not, but I will say my hair overall looks a lot healthier and I feel much more comfortable about it. Hopefully I’ll see some serious improvement by month three like in the studies.

After a few days my whole top layer of skin is dead, and I spend a half hour scraping all the dandruff off my scalp

 

[fuDHTck]

Sure it's been about a month since this came out, if not more. Anyone following the follica protocol able to chime in with results?

Sorry to ask but could you simply give an explanation of what the protocol is for someone who has been out of the forum for some time? Also how to achieve it with a dermapen?

 

[thetdog666]

Does anyone know if follicas device will be made available to everyone? I certainly won't be going to no 'clinic'.

 

[Guts]

After a few days my whole top layer of skin is dead, and I spend a half hour scraping all the dandruff off my scalp

Glad I’m not alone. It was probably the most dandruff I’ve ever had in my life. Have you noticed any new hairs or anything?

 

[thatguydrinksbeer]

Question about the protocol. Since you have to go 2cm into the hairline, do you think it might be easier and just as productive to build up from good hair and not needle too far into the bald area? If so, how far into the bald area, 2cm?

 

[Photon]

Oral Minoxdil should also work for this protocol, right?

I drank like 2ml yesterday and that was so disgusting, the taste is strong. Is there a better way to do it?