Jacob
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The DermaPen..or one of the other cheaper ones I mentioned in the other forum
Info on the DermaPen: http://dermapen.com/demo/
Info on the DermaPen: http://dermapen.com/demo/
The DermaPen..or one of the other cheaper ones I mentioned in the other forum
Info on the DermaPen: http://dermapen.com/demo/
I would like to see a study with derma roller alone. From what I know, the derma roller is used with many products to enhance the absorbtion and it could be the reason why the group with both minoxidil and roller have better results.
That saying, I just bought myself a derma roller to get better results. I found out that there is a lot of bad cheap derma roller on the web. I think I found one just fine.
I think that the roller would be a better go if you do the job.. You will be missing spot on your cranium with that pen.. 1.5 mm is the best meat tenderizer size .. lol
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Go deep and bleed or go home! We need to traumatize the skin to get results. this guy gets it! Listen carefully to him.. friggin 4 passes is weak and useless :
I saw on amazon dermarollers with 2mm and even 3mm needles. That's longer than the 1.5mm of the study. Any idea of what the optimum size could be for our purpose ?
The pens have 12 needles though- 12 per punch. If you watch some of the vids on it it won't take long at all to cover everything. And this would just be once a week or whatever they say. Plus it's adjustable so I can also use it at .5mm, etc..for use with topicals or other parts of my face or body. I've used dermarollers enough...need to try something new.
The current dermaroller I have is that vibrating one. Now THAT you should really use if you want a meat tenderizer :woot:
http://www.youtube.com/user/dermaPen
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BTW..the Dermajet was the one I was originally interested in, but when they increased the price and never responded to me as to why..I started looking around. There are other versions that cost much less.
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One of the cheaper ones: http://www.amazon.com/Highwinwin-Mi...=UTF8&qid=1370532478&sr=8-8&keywords=dermapen ..a bit cheaper at Ebay even.
This one isn't available yet: http://www.skinpen.com/
[SIZE=-3]We will not sell this device any more because we were getting too many complaints of malfunctioning devices. We still have plenty of stock, so existing customers will get free replacements for 1 year after purchase in case of failure. Replacement devices are also guaranteed for an additional 1 year. We also have sufficient needle cartridges in stock to support existing customers.[/SIZE]
The guy from *********talk pretty me convinced me.. 2 month results.
Hey, i have an important question: if you do dermarolling in areas where you still have hair, isn't it possible it may hurt the good follicles??
How deep are the follicles in the skin?
That picture was taken after just one month of dermarolling, but after three months of minoxidil. No way to tell if the regrowth comes from the dermaroller or the minoxidil. Also, squeegee, could you see my question in the post numbre 16 of this thread, my account just got approved.
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But man, that is exactly what we want. We have to damage the follicles so during the restoration process the growth factors get promoted. You may hurt your good follicles too, but if hurting the Androgenetic Alopecia affected follicles is good for them, I don't think hurting the non-Androgenetic Alopecia affected follciles would do any harm. In fact, in the study it says that dermarolling the hair non affected by Androgenetic Alopecia make the healthy hair grow even faster.
I'm not convinced by this need to hurt follicles themselves. Wounding the region of the follicles could hypothetically induce growth as well. Maybe.
you get the idea?