How do we know the non-angled, precise nature of the wounds inflicted by a dermapen are effective for hairloss compared to the wounding at an angle inflitected by the typical dermaroller? has anyone seen regrowth with a dermapen to confirm?
Also, "drops" is still blood. How do you clean your head then? I still have enough hair to not see if there are remainders of blood in my scalp, it doesn't feel too higienic knowing there may be unwashed blood drops in your head.
What specific type of alcohol to clean the needles and how often should you buy new ones? how expensive are the derminator replacement needles? hopefully they last because the thing is quite expensive.
Finally, what mm of needles and how often?
The best results i've seen is with 1,5mm almost daily or daily I think, by the user
@Somebody which I consider insanity since 1,5mm is too much for daily usage, but he says he doesn't go all in, so wouldn't it be better to use a shorter needle? why risk it.
The thing with dermarolling or dermapening that makes me paranoid is increased inflamation. Our scalps are inflammed by default due androgenetic alopecia, so we definitely do no want increased inflamed scalp, this worries me, however there's also benefits, so I don't know what to do about it. I have the typical male pattern baldness itch and I don't want to make it worse. I may need to hop on dutasteride to try nuke my DHT and see if the itch goes away, this sucks. I guess I will be using a lot of v**** soon.
