Recent content by Kenny's_Login

I think I see what's happening. The topicals are only posted on the weekends. Maybe that's when the government bureaus won't be checking.

It appears as if they received a cease and desist letter. They're in Canada, so it wasn't the FDA. Does anyone happen to have insight to on this? I'd love to buy their products, but first I need to know if they're a vendor I can rely on or if I should look elsewhere.

One the one hand, this could be an innovation. One the other, it could be a prank to get a bunch of desperate dudes to rub Monistat 7 on their heads.

As the poster above said, anything that is effective will historically induce a shed, but the majority of needlers here have not reported shedding before achieving growth. Like you, I'm waiting for someone to report that, because I was shedding between 75 and 150 hairs a day for a couple of...

Posting data is such a great idea that I forgot to include my own... And y'all don't have to include the brackets in the answers. I just did that to indicate examples. Depth: 2.0mm Device type: Dr. Pen A7 Speed: 17000 per min Frequency: Every other week Total sessions: 8 Supplemental...

It wouldn't be a bad idea for all users in the thread to post their results in a template like this: Depth: [1.5, 2.0, etc] Device type: [A6, Derminator 2, etc] Speed: [17000 per min] Frequency: [Once per week, every other week, etc] Total sessions: Supplemental treatments: [Minoxidil, finasteride, RU...

Has anyone experienced shedding from needling and is NOT using anything other than minoxidil? My theory is that needling disrupts the effects of finasteride or RU. I've experienced sheds before, but not like this. I've lost a norwood so far, which would only happen if I stopped using RU.

Let me know what you think about the A7. I continue to use it based on its quality and speed, but the wire is a pain. I need to determine what I'd be compromising if I replace it with a wireless pen.

Only the effective treatments induce a shedding phase. I consider it a positive indicator. After starting an effective treatment, your follicles will undergo a change, which leaves them unable to support the current hair strand, so it must start over. Last week I was counting up to ~150 a day...

I'm 41 and I've tried many treatments -- some marginally effective, most cost prohibitive -- and I've learned that the effective ones consistently induce a shedding phase during the first two months. The fact that I've gone through a significant shed within the first 7 weeks of needling tells...

One of the shampoos I use is Paul Mitchell with tea tree. I get the Lemon Sage thickener. https://www.paulmitchell.com/our-products/tea-tree/ Can't use it daily, or it will dry out your scalp.

Theoretically, seti and OC do the same thing -- They block PGD2. Several posters in another forum have claimed to experience positive results with OC.

The only new topical he could be referring to is seti. New interest in seti is putting a chill on demand for OC.

The best thing about this thread is that it's already four pages long.

For everyone talking about the PM function not working, try clicking on the name of the person you want to PM, and the option is there.