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[artursco]

Anyone noticed that dermarolling/dermaroller cutting their hair? (0.5 mm).

 

[artursco]

No one?

 

[MxMa]

No

 

[GP86]

I just started Derma rolling so I am concerned about this as well. I didn’t notice any cutting after my first demaroll. But I don’t have short hair so I imagine the needles have to be cutting some of the hair as they go through.

 

[artursco]

I just started Derma rolling so I am concerned about this as well. I didn’t notice any cutting after my first demaroll. But I don’t have short hair so I imagine the needles have to be cutting some of the hair as they go through.

Yes I think the same. I feel under my fingers palms short,cut hair.... dermaroller cuts hair...100%

 

[GP86]

Is it better to Dermaroll with hair wet or dry to prevent hair damage? I have seen recommendations for both but would like to hear from experienced Dermarollers.

 

[artursco]

Is it better to Dermaroll with hair wet or dry to prevent hair damage? I have seen recommendations for both but would like to hear from experienced Dermarollers.

Tried both dry and wet...and always got my hair cut short with it. Could feel them under my fingers tips. Tried different brands of dermarollers, no difference. Micro wounding have nothing to do with hair loss and defo won't help. Some believe it triggers collagen production and in results increased blood flow. You can achieve the same by doing daily deep tissue massage. All bullocks. There is no real treatment that really works. I've been fighting hair loss for last 12 years and trialed everything for at least 12 months. f*** all worked. Only thing that works is a transplant. Thank you and good night.

 

[GP86]

Many people Dermaroll and have shown results so it’s worth a try for me.

 

[Michael1986]

Tried both dry and wet...and always got my hair cut short with it. Could feel them under my fingers tips. Tried different brands of dermarollers, no difference. Micro wounding have nothing to do with hair loss and defo won't help. Some believe it triggers collagen production and in results increased blood flow. You can achieve the same by doing daily deep tissue massage. All bullocks. There is no real treatment that really works. I've been fighting hair loss for last 12 years and trialed everything for at least 12 months. f*** all worked. Only thing that works is a transplant. Thank you and good night.

Did you try finasteride? Otherwise, its no surprise that nothing you tried worked.

 

[artursco]

Yes I did 2.5 years. No noticeable results. Spent a fortune on stuff.

 

[Mandar kumthekar]

No ,the needles are so small that the cut hairs would be of no concerns for anyone.

 

[Derelict]

Is it better to Dermaroll with hair wet or dry to prevent hair damage? I have seen recommendations for both but would like to hear from experienced Dermarollers.

I roll on wet hair and don't get any tugging etc Plus my hair looks like complete sh*t when wet so i can see problems areas more clearly than when dry.

 

[Manochoice]

Tried both dry and wet...and always got my hair cut short with it. Could feel them under my fingers tips. Tried different brands of dermarollers, no difference. Micro wounding have nothing to do with hair loss and defo won't help. Some believe it triggers collagen production and in results increased blood flow. You can achieve the same by doing daily deep tissue massage. All bullocks. There is no real treatment that really works. I've been fighting hair loss for last 12 years and trialed everything for at least 12 months. f*** all worked. Only thing that works is a transplant. Thank you and good night.

It would be great and helpful if you can make a thread to document all that you've tried, for how long and what result and if any sides!

 

[artursco]

It would be great and helpful if you can make a thread to document all that you've tried, for how long and what result and if any sides!

Well. It is pretty much easy.

Age 27 (fist signs of crown thinning)
Rogaine + Nizoral (24 months) no new regrowth, no initial shedding. Gradual progression of crown thinning.

Age 30 Finasteride (1.5 year) and minoxidl but once a day. No regrowth. Slight progression of my thinning.

Age 32 back on Minoxidl for another 5 years. Once a day. Generic Costco liquid. Dandruff shampoo used every day (piroctone olamine) slow progression of male pattern baldness.

Age 38-39
Continuous usage of Minoxidl plus 3 or more months Hydrocortisone cream once a day. Though had some regrowth. But not really. Purely imagination.

Age 40 Dermarolling for about 5 months combined with deep tissue scalp massage. No regrowth.

Age 40 got a blood cancer lost all hair. Grew back slightly thinner but got thicker 10 months post chemo what proves after all I used for years there were no gain as hair grew back similar with no meds support.

In short...don't waste your time guys. No e of these work you just wasting time and money.

 

[INT]

Well. It is pretty much easy.

Age 27 (fist signs of crown thinning)
Rogaine + Nizoral (24 months) no new regrowth, no initial shedding. Gradual progression of crown thinning.

Age 30 Finasteride (1.5 year) and minoxidl but once a day. No regrowth. Slight progression of my thinning.

Age 32 back on Minoxidl for another 5 years. Once a day. Generic Costco liquid. Dandruff shampoo used every day (piroctone olamine) slow progression of male pattern baldness.

Age 38-39
Continuous usage of Minoxidl plus 3 or more months Hydrocortisone cream once a day. Though had some regrowth. But not really. Purely imagination.

Age 40 Dermarolling for about 5 months combined with deep tissue scalp massage. No regrowth.

Age 40 got a blood cancer lost all hair. Grew back slightly thinner but got thicker 10 months post chemo what proves after all I used for years there were no gain as hair grew back similar with no meds support.

In short...don't waste your time guys. No e of these work you just wasting time and money.

So because you had no results, no one can?

 

[artursco]

So because you had no results, no one can?

Never said that. You do what you want. This is only about myself and my 12 years journey.

 

[Hairicane]

I just started dermarolling 3 weeks ago. I do it once a week with 0.5 mm, I've noticed no cutting of my hair at all.

 

[Manochoice]

Well. It is pretty much easy.

Age 27 (fist signs of crown thinning)
Rogaine + Nizoral (24 months) no new regrowth, no initial shedding. Gradual progression of crown thinning.

Age 30 Finasteride (1.5 year) and minoxidl but once a day. No regrowth. Slight progression of my thinning.

Age 32 back on Minoxidl for another 5 years. Once a day. Generic Costco liquid. Dandruff shampoo used every day (piroctone olamine) slow progression of male pattern baldness.

Age 38-39
Continuous usage of Minoxidl plus 3 or more months Hydrocortisone cream once a day. Though had some regrowth. But not really. Purely imagination.

Age 40 Dermarolling for about 5 months combined with deep tissue scalp massage. No regrowth.

Age 40 got a blood cancer lost all hair. Grew back slightly thinner but got thicker 10 months post chemo what proves after all I used for years there were no gain as hair grew back similar with no meds support.

In short...don't waste your time guys. No e of these work you just wasting time and money.

If you did not have any sides on Fina, why did you quit it? No regrowth and only slow progressions of hair loss is in some cases the best you can get.

 

[artursco]

Well if slow progression was best I could get...then no...thank you. I quit as never experienced any regrowth. Simple.

 

[Michael1986]

Why not give dutasteride a try? There are guys on these forums for whom finasteride did not work, but who have managed to have success with dutasteride.