Any pics of your hairline?I just started micro needling, for my huge Norwood 3+ hairline.
It's too late, but I told myself, so f*****g what. I'm using a small one, and I'm going to
gradually get a bigger one.
Any pics of your hairline?
It won't represent the people who will get gains from dermarolling.
The hair has been dead there between three to eight years, and probably won't
grow back.
There seems to be a lot of positive reviews on the internet though, in general. Everybody I have communicated with says it works.
I will start taking pictures.
But I will only post them if it works.
Which dermastamp will you get btw?It won't represent the people who will get gains from dermarolling.
The hair has been dead there between three to eight years, and probably won't
grow back.
There seems to be a lot of positive reviews on the internet though, in general. Everybody I have communicated with says it works.
I will start taking pictures.
But I will only post them if it works.
I wouldnt say that. See the diclofenac study, old farts over 70yo with their scarred scalp still got regrowth out of nowhere.
Which dermastamp will you get btw?
Anything cheaper?
http://item2.gmarket.co.kr/English/detailview/item.aspx?goodscode=853116586
They still list US as eligible country. Ask them maybe. It is probably just a matter of sending it and customs not catching up on it.
I was talking about the microneedle device they used in one of the Korean studies. I did try to buy Cellcurin from the maker pnp biopharma however, they won't ship. That secondary retailer might though. But, I'm letting that go for now and focusing on getting an esthetician with the true Dermapen to 1.5mm needle a patch of my scalp, then apply my mino concoction.
The hair has been dead there between three to eight years, and probably won't
grow back.
Derminator is a piece of sh*t imo. You can watch the depth gauge and see that it takes about 5 seconds in one isolated area to reach 1.5 mm. It also gets stuck in your scalp. So, most of the time it isn't reaching the actual depth, other times it's going to the f*****g hilt and the needles get stuck in your flesh, dislodging them from the base. I'll stick to manual stamps.
Wayyyy easier than the derminator. Just think about it man. You isolate one area, stamp it once, then move on. Clean. Easy. Accurate. By the time the derminator is at depth, it's turned that area into f*****g hamburger meat. The thing is an electronic meat tenderizer with needles on the end of it. I would bet the damage from that P.O.S. is FAR greater than a roller.I'm still pro-Derminator but you're totally right, the depth is not accurate the MFer does get stuck your scalp.
Are the manual stamps hard to use? I feel like manually jamming needles into my skin would suck enough that I would just give up on it.
I'm still pro-Derminator but you're totally right, the depth is not accurate the MFer does get stuck your scalp.
Are the manual stamps hard to use? I feel like manually jamming needles into my skin would suck enough that I would just give up on it.
Well, I actually believe that a wounding solution with laser might be the best option out there. Does someone know somebody who know the technical stuff about laser? Maybe it is possible to manipulate one of the @home hair removal laser for more effective wounding.
We need some discussion about this. There are also ppl already claiming that their laser treatment on the back and so on have been a waste of money, and they claim it even accelerated growth. That guy in the baldtruth thread even claims having tried to sue the Doctor.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25041895 laser wounding seems to lead to fgf9!
http://journals.lww.com/dermatologi...asers_May_Induce_Terminal_Hair_Growth.23.aspx something I cant read lol
https://www.baldtruthtaIk.com/threa...ess-after-ablative-fractional-laser-treatment