Bullshit just take glycine and taurine also to prevent fibrosis
Wow this is awesome man looks great for such a short period, this is where I'm hoping to get
nice results ,pls keep us updated , im also planning to do 4 days sessions since i did notice my scalp recover fast and the itching is way less for the 3 first days and it goes back after 6 day .i will post my results once i get some clear after pics
In the case of minoxidil, it's not really the body becoming adjusted to the topical. Minoxidil's mechanism of action is poorly understood, but what it is known is that once you start using it, it synchronizes all of the follicles so they get all in the growing phase at the same time. If you have everyone of your follicles growing in synchrony, the outcome is that your previously thin zones will look fuller. However, DHT will keep damaging follicles and making them shrink, and that ongoing process, along with the eventual de-synchronization of follicle growth several months after initiating minoxidil, leads to an eventual progress of hair loss. This has been thoroughly documented in scientific papers, and I think one of them establish that the average time when people actually start falling below baseline after using minoxidil is 2 years. In my case, I think I have never felt below baseline, but I definitely lost my initial regrowth before reaching a year (I also take finasteride so that is keeping my hairloss from progressing below baseline). Of course, those who also start needling might not lose that regrowth as the mechanism of action of microneedling seems to be different from minoxidil's,but we need more long term accounts to know for sure that needling gains are not lost for most of people.
I needled on the 8th of February for the first time then applied min for the first time on the 9th of February. I'd never used it before that.
