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Are you on anything else? Or just needling?Yes. Almost looks like shock loss. Not saying it is, but certainly seeMs that way. Have lost tons of density back into the area in my hairline where I have needles for 4 months
Are you on anything else? Or just needling?Yes. Almost looks like shock loss. Not saying it is, but certainly seeMs that way. Have lost tons of density back into the area in my hairline where I have needles for 4 months
Small needling update:
I'm 2 hours away from starting my 6th session and my hair this week started to feel thicker.
I'm one of the needlers who reported and complained about worsening, and I can not say that my hair is better than 2 months ago when I started needling, but it DEFINITELY has improved, taking me back to baseline, so I believe that it can only get better from here
Yup I’m definitely a bleeder.don't you bleed a lot with fastest setting?
@LowHairLine ...[in your] comparison between the Ultima A6 and the Derminator 2...you stated that you got micro tearing all over your scalp after using the Ultima A6. Has that been permanent, or did it heal quickly?
post a pic of your hair@ TEARING
Well, my mini-review post only states
"...the A6 needle stays in the skin longer, increasing pain & risk of transversal Tearing"
I have edited it a few times since posting for clarity, but to my knowledge "got tearing all over my scalp" was never there(?) Anyway, have now added this for better clarity:
"EDIT: the higher tearing risk was only theoretically evaluated due to the A6 longer penetration times, which in combination with fast lateral movement could elongate the holes - BUT I did NOT analyze my wounds to assess this and did NOT notice any consequences after healing;"
If anything is still unclear pls let me know.
to add to my previous post.
at the 11 week mark. i just took some photos and I'm pretty certain that I have indeed receded further. Very disheartened.
@ TEARING
Well, my mini-review post only states
"...the A6 needle stays in the skin longer, increasing pain & risk of transversal Tearing"
I have edited it a few times since posting for clarity, but to my knowledge "got tearing all over my scalp" was never there(?) Anyway, have now added this for better clarity:
"EDIT: the higher tearing risk was only theoretically evaluated due to the A6 longer penetration times, which in combination with fast lateral movement could elongate the holes - BUT I did NOT analyze my wounds to assess this and did NOT notice any consequences after healing;"
If anything is still unclear pls let me know.
Use minoxidil 2x a day as advertisedGiving my obligatory, annoying, non-optimistic update:
Have been dermaneedling my hairline and temples with my electric pen at 1.75 mm (for two weeks now at 2.0 mm) since October 22nd on a weekly basis, with minoxidil 5% once a day. Added vigorous daily scalp massages a few weeks ago. Still no positive changes to report after 4.5 months (18 weeks).
Quite the contrary, though unrelated to my needling: My gf recently pointed out that my crown now also started to lose density.
Oh well, goodbye Norwood 3.9 territory. NW4, here I come. At age 29. Great.
Will start needling the crown now too: Maybe, as I am catching it early, I can at least halt the balding of the crown and maybe even reverse it? Who knows, maybe the temples are beyond saving but maybe I can at least keep my crown?
to add to my previous post.
at the 11 week mark. i just took some photos and I'm pretty certain that I have indeed receded further. Very disheartened.
what do you expect
youre not using finasteride or min
aka you are not really doing anything to prevent further hairloss
needling is not a treatment in itself.
May I ask why? There are a bunch of cases where people wouldn't see results until much later. 3 months isn't really much for any treatment. I wouldn't be disheartened just yet.