Very Impressive Dermarolling And Minxodil Results - From Tressless

[BurningCoals]

I believe 1x/day for minoxidil is enough because of its half life.

And another one, this guys use topical finasteride/minoxidil

https://www.reddit.com/r/tressless/comments/s6v04b

Went from dad to son lol

 

[Armando Jose]

I believe 1x/day for minoxidil is enough because of its half life.

And another one, this guys use topical finasteride/minoxidil + biweekly needling

https://www.reddit.com/r/tressless/comments/s6v04b

"I use to be on oral finasteride. And topical min. Had sides. Quit for a couple years. Topical finasteride/min came out from hims and I jumped on that and here we are!"

I concur with W. Rassman comment,
"The before picture has hair that is very short. Your blonde hair makes it difficult to analyze the before picture but the after picture shows a full head of hair. I wonder how much of that hair was there before?"

 

[coolio]

That's a 1980s result and we still call it encouraging in 2022.

Hair loss treatment is such a f*****g joke.

 

[Ray's Stance]

Same lighting (sunlight) different angle I've used it 4 times. Once a week. I find sunlight is the harshest and least flattering. I have the same length of 1.5mm (12 needles)and I believe it's doing more. It feels deeper, which is odd as it's the same length. I got some surgical spirit to clean it and I just pop it in for twenty mins then brush off the dead skin cells with a toothbrush I don't use on my teeth. Couple days after my head itches like a son of a b**ch but feels great after a brush.
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Just updating 3 months in for myself and others. Not sure if I've had any change tbh.
Kirkland minoxidil liquid, Dr pen A6 at 1.5 once a week. Nizoral and a couple of cups of green tea which I started drinking and then found out a load of anicdontal stuff about its benefits which may be bs but I like how it tastes and it chills me out. . Again, I basically live in dermmatch. I actually went up to between 1.5 mm and 1.75 mm for one session and i could tell it was deeper and my head was a bit more sensitive so I left it a couple of weeks before I microneedled again. I also had to charge the Dr pen for hours ( like 5 or 6) after that to get it work and noticed my last session felt more effeciant, like it was on a higher setting, without changing the speed setting. I've been using the pen staright out of the box without charging it up prior and I think that was a mistake. anyways. Happy new year, hope everyone is doing ok.

 

[Ray's Stance]

I bought a Dr Pen microneedle off Amazon and have noticed a massive differences to how it feels compared to the derma stamp . I used a derma roller before and a derma stamp at 1.5 length but nothing really changed. I've done the Dr Pen about 4 times now and my scalp is much redder afterwards with maybe one or two spots of blood. It does feel miles better and like it's doing something but this photo looks like sh1te tbh. I can feel more stubby hairs and feel at weak spots whispy hairs, but as you can tell, the photos in the harshest lighting don't really help andni think it makes it look even worse. As per my other posts I basically live in dermmatch and it looks passible. Anyway that's my two cents. I feel it is doing something and I will continue. I'm also on minoxidil and nizoral. I see people posting stuff without photos all the time so decided to share one, even though I look awful without stuff shading my scalp. Cheers
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This was three months ago above...
Slight harsher lighting I think too.
And today below.

 

[Intrigued77777777]

I concur with W. Rassman comment,
"The before picture has hair that is very short. Your blonde hair makes it difficult to analyze the before picture but the after picture shows a full head of hair. I wonder how much of that hair was there before?"

Same

 

[Armando Jose]

Yeah he answered and posted this pic:

https://imgur.com/a/ld18zZH

Definitely see improvements, hair looks denser

Thanks
yes, its look denser but the angle is different.

 

[paul1988]

So, 3 years since I bought it, my dr pen A6 stopped working. Now it bothers me to spend another 100€ in a new one. A dermaroller will do the job?

 

[John Difool]

Since when do you support scammers on alibaba?

 

[2young2retire]

what up

 

[genericwhitemale]

fckin supplements, cant believe people still think they do anything for male pattern baldness

 

[mooreu]

I'd venture to say that his results are due to topical finasteride and not microneedling. He's either using 2.5 mg or 5 mg of finasteride topically every day.

 

[StayPositive]

no, all hairs need DHT to grow. body hair is an example.
scalp hairs have DHT a lot of years before puberty, sebaceous gland need this hormone to make sebum.
Till scientists dont take the idea never we shall advance.....

DHT increases reactive oxygen species like hydrogen peroxide which increases the PH of tge environnement. Prolactin receptor is extremely upregulated (by hundred times) in a high PH

 

[Armando Jose]

DHT increases reactive oxygen species like hydrogen peroxide which increases the PH of tge environnement. Prolactin receptor is extremely upregulated (by hundred times) in a high PH

Yes, oxigen sopcies reactives are not good for hair, this mechanism is the same with oxidizied sebum

 

[poopfeast420]

The drug that follica mechinzem is based on
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Follica mechanism isn't based on verteporfin.

You guys have not presented a clear use case for vert.

 

[BaldAndBalder]

tried it for a while with a 1.5mm weekly, didn't produce much other then miniaturized hair (duvet) that doesn't grow and was probably already there before i start micro needling

 

[BaldAndBalder]

Vert?-

What?

 

[BaldAndBalder]

Verteporfine?

No

 

[StayPositive]

Yes, oxigen sopcies reactives are not good for hair, this mechanism is the same with oxidizied sebum

All the cascade starts from DHT / ROS

It's proven now

 

[trialAcc]

Did anyone needling experience a temporary shed of thin hair? I started needling again with a pen at 1mm while using OM for a few months and I'm defiantly in a worse spot 2-3 sessions later then when I started.