I measure 100 mg on the weight, mix with distilled water and then divide into five.
There are 20 mg left with a little distilled water - ten I have on the front and ten crowns
But I do not know how safe it is.
Licl After Microneedling (start Using)
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I measure 100 mg on the weight, mix with distilled water and then divide into five.
There are 20 mg left with a little distilled water - ten I have on the front and ten crowns
But I do not know how safe it is.
I'm starting a PRP soon. The place I go to is very professional, but they not use also microneedling.
What is the best time after home wounding that i do once every 3 weeks (and use of LICL) which should be used to treat PRP.
Few days after wounding,1 week after wounding, 2 weeks?
Friends with knowledge and experience, very much thank you if you can help me choose when to set up PRP queues.
What is the best time after home wounding that i do once every 3 weeks (and use of LICL) which should be used to treat PRP.
Few days after wounding,1 week after wounding, 2 weeks?
Friends with knowledge and experience, very much thank you if you can help me choose when to set up PRP queues.
Sanchez1234
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Your using it a couple of days in a row after wounding. There doesnt seem to be a consensus yet about the routine voor Licl
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I've been using it daily for 3 months after rolling 1.5mm once a week! Not noticed anything significant.
Thats where I bought mine as well. Less is better for lilc.
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You don't get sides? I get blurred vision if I use more than 20mg. 100 seems like a lot.
I use only 20 mg.
I put 100 mg in a glass, add distilled water. use only 1/5.
I do this only for comfort and accuracy (because it is very little material)
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I do 10% mix 60ml, distilled water 6mg Licl. Stings a little after rolling.
Cue Bald
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i wonder if rubbing can regrow hair, the stereotype of wearing a cast on a broken leg causing hair to grow is it true ? i know people tried massaging the scalp with fingers (Balayam) and it did absolutely nothing, but maybe using cast material which is rougher and has a higher surface area ?
Room temp is fine (actually best). It's hydrophilic so keep the lid on tight as it'll absorb moisture from the air and clump--the clumps are still useable, just a pain to then break up. Yes, it is a salt so looks (and tastes) like salt too. In the qttys we use for it, no worries of toxicity btw.
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Do you cause yourself érythéma (bleeding) ?
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What about Lithioderm (Lithium gluconate gel available in france)? Anyone tried it(french members?) It seems it was in an older follica patent. Also there was a german study years ago sponsored by follica but no results have been released… why? have you read something about it?
@ALightInTheDark @BalderBaldyBald
https://www.clinicaltrialsregister.eu/ctr-search/trial/2009-018191-34/DE
@ALightInTheDark @BalderBaldyBald
https://www.clinicaltrialsregister.eu/ctr-search/trial/2009-018191-34/DE
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No I don't press hard just gently roll. Never bleed at any point.
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In this very strange article massage was capable of ONLY thickening of hair, with no changes in hair density or growth speed. Better than nothing, I guess?
Standardized Scalp Massage Results in Increased Hair Thickness by Inducing Stretching Forces to Dermal Papilla Cells in the Subcutaneous Tissue
Taro Koyama, PhD, MD,
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Abstract
Objective: In this study, we evaluated the effect of scalp massage on hair in Japanese males and the effect of stretching forces on human dermal papilla cells in vitro. Methods: Nine healthy men received 4 minutes of standardized scalp massage per day for 24 weeks using a scalp massage device. Total hair number, hair thickness, and hair growth rate were evaluated. The mechanical effect of scalp massage on subcutaneous tissue was analyzed using a finite element method. To evaluate the effect of mechanical forces, human dermal papilla cells were cultured using a 72-hour stretching cycle. Gene expression change was analyzed using DNA microarray analyses. In addition, expression of hair cycle-related genes including IL6, NOGGIN, BMP4, and SMAD4 were evaluated using real-time reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction. Results: Standardized scalp massage resulted in increased hair thickness 24 weeks after initiation of massage (0.085 ± 0.003 mm vs 0.092 ± 0.001 mm). Finite element method showed that scalp massage caused z-direction displacement and von Mises stress on subcutaneous tissue. In vitro, DNA microarray showed gene expression change significantly compared with nonstretching human dermal papilla cells. A total of 2655 genes were upregulated and 2823 genes were downregulated. Real-time reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction demonstrated increased expression of hair cycle–related genes such as NOGGIN, BMP4, SMAD4, and IL6ST and decrease in hair loss–related genes such as IL6. Conclusions: Stretching forces result in changes in gene expression in human dermal papilla cells. Standardized scalp massage is a way to transmit mechanical stress to human dermal papilla cells in subcutaneous tissue. Hair thickness was shown to increase with standardized scalp massage.
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Never heard of it, interesting find, Follica tried a larger variety of compounds than i thought
@Noisette