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Yeah I know. The thing is that the brand behind the Dermaroller I've used is out of 1,5.
Very Impressive Dermarolling And Minxodil Results - From Tressless
Are you still needling every week at a setting between 0.5 and 1.0?
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Long time lurker, first time poster. I started both microneedling and dutasteride mesotherapy two months ago. Minoxidil, while never gave me any considerable regrowth (if any at all), maintained what I had for almost four years, but in 2020 I started to lose ground as I wasn't in any AA treatment I guess. After a terrible shed when my hairline was getting destroyed, hairs are growing much thicker in the temples, and even vellus hair appeared where my original hairline was. I had a buzzcut recently so I really can't tell progress of the rest on the scalp, but I suppose it is happening too.
The thing is that I know that both are controversial treatments since their effectivity is quite discussed here, but with this I can make sure one, if not both, are working.
Background: balding since 16, started minoxidil at 18, now about to turn 23. Diffuse thinner, probably DUPA.
The thing is that I know that both are controversial treatments since their effectivity is quite discussed here, but with this I can make sure one, if not both, are working.
Background: balding since 16, started minoxidil at 18, now about to turn 23. Diffuse thinner, probably DUPA.
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Just finished my first session. Wondering if I did this correctly lol.
Did ~5 or so minutes with an m8 16 needle cartridge at 0.85 depth. Didn't press crazy hard into my head or anything. Honestly it wasn't that painful? Like a 3.5/10 on the temples and it was actually more like a massage towards the back of my head. No blood, just redness and a slight stinging afterwards.
Should I be in more discomfort? Lol. Trying to follow Follica protocol but I'm wondering if I need to up the length or time
Did ~5 or so minutes with an m8 16 needle cartridge at 0.85 depth. Didn't press crazy hard into my head or anything. Honestly it wasn't that painful? Like a 3.5/10 on the temples and it was actually more like a massage towards the back of my head. No blood, just redness and a slight stinging afterwards.
Should I be in more discomfort? Lol. Trying to follow Follica protocol but I'm wondering if I need to up the length or time
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Been meaning to ask this. Does anyone else get a lot of flaking? I only do 1mm at most, and have been trying to be a bit more aggressive as an experiment, but I flake up in the hairline pretty bad around 3 or 4 days after
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That one is actually crazy!!! Holy smcholey
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Hello...hi I would like some advice on dermapen ... I'm undecided dermapen a6 or dermapen m8? dermapen m8 tell me it holds thinner needles is this a problem? thank you
I don't think you'll get enough wounds in 5 minutes unless you're just going for the hairline. I do a minimum of 30 minutes.
At that depth it shouldn't be too painful but ymmv.
Yes it flakes a few days after wounding it's just a normal healing response.
Thinner needles are better especially if trying the Follica protocol. I use and recommend the M8 wireless.
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ovviamente ! smettila di dire sciocchezze perché non è come dici tu! essere ben informati prima di dire certe cose!
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speed? and what kind of needles? 11 or 16?
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So I am seeing improvement. A bunch of new vellus hairs have appeared on my problem area. I am 100% sure that these are new, but I am unsure if these can transform to stronger terminal hair. Can anyone here who have experience with this give their thoughts?
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Yes and its bloody annoying...
16 needles usually at the fastest setting (6).
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Will that creates too many wound? Follica method is creating 1600 holes per cm^2.
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ma perché come fai a sapere che stai facendo 1600 ferite?
Is anybody able to open this article?
doi.org
Thanks!
Regenerative Medicine and Hair Loss: Microneedling—Is the Pain Really Worth It?
</br>![][1]</img> Microneedling (MN), or percutaneous collagen induction therapy (PCIT), is a minimally invasive procedure that utilizes multiple fine needles to create micropunctures in the skin.[1][2] The therapy was introduced in the 1990s for the treatment of scars, striae, and laxity, but
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Gorana.kuka@me.comIs anybody able to open this article?
Thanks!Regenerative Medicine and Hair Loss: Microneedling—Is the Pain Really Worth It?
</br>![][1]</img> Microneedling (MN), or percutaneous collagen induction therapy (PCIT), is a minimally invasive procedure that utilizes multiple fine needles to create micropunctures in the skin.[1][2] The therapy was introduced in the 1990s for the treatment of scars, striae, and laxity, but
BTW, A interesting author and pretty balkan woman
Dr Gorana Kuka Epstein - Hair Center Serbia
haircenter.rs
Yes she is.Gorana.kuka@me.com
BTW, A interesting author and pretty balkan woman
Dr Gorana Kuka Epstein - Hair Center Serbia