Recent content by Jesse14

That’s kind of what I’m planning on. Although I’m 31 and not getting younger. No matter what people say, once a girl discovers that scar, she would lose some interest

I still don’t know if this needs to be injected or if it’s topical

No luck. Tried silicone gels. Only thing that seems hopeful is srt-100 laser after removing the keloid. But if this verteporfin works, seems like it’d be the better option

Good luck to y’all. I think you can’t put it on an already formed scar or keloid and it will just regenerate normal tissue…. My impression is that the scar would be to be removed first, then you apply it during the wound healing. I got a giant keloid from my fut transplant, so I hope this works...

Hope it works. I have a keloid scar from my FUT surgery that is a pain to cover up. And SMP didn’t work on it at all

I would try this right now if I could easily order everything needed at the right amounts. Even if I got half the results as the study I'd have a full head of hair.

just started oral minoxidil yesterday, and got some taurine to go along with it. Thanks for the tip OP, hope it really helps.

Interesting to see this now. I ordered some cabergoline the other day.

Out of curiosity, why do you use both finasteride and dutasteride?

After needling, are you supposed to not wash your hair/ wipe the dead skin off for a while? Would if affect the wound healing response that we want to happen? I have been waiting a couple days, but wondering if I need to wait longer.

finasteride pretty much retained what I had. But I want to do everything I can for regrowth. And I know if finasteride lost efficiency, it wouldn't be until I lost a lot of ground until I notice.

nice. literally just jumped on the dutasteride train earlier today. Ordered it, but haven't started it. Been using finasteride the last 4 years. Might start oral min too if I can find some online.

do you think the LLLT has been a big help? What kind do you use?

We aren't going to agree. That's okay.

I highly doubt gen z will embrace it and normalize it. It's broadly considered (not 1000% of the time) to be an unattractive trait. And people are catching on that looks matter. Maybe they will pretend to normalize it, as in continue to say, "it doesn't matter, you are wonderful just the way you...