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must be the pain thing that makes one more
pursued than the other
Very Impressive Dermarolling And Minxodil Results - From Tressless
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Well we have enough people testing it this time so we should know within 3 months if this works.
Someone should come up with the utimate stack topical to use with dermarolling
Someone should come up with the utimate stack topical to use with dermarolling
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I think there are way more profitable things for them to sell...
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By the way - news cane out today that Swiss researchers were able to put paraplegic people back on their legs - with crutches. This is astounding news and encouraging one. Maybe they'll manage to fix paraplegics before baldness patients? Well I hope so. We may be relatively unlucky, but still shamelessly lucky compared to many others
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I've seen that, too. Truly amazing stuff.
Along with blindness, deafness and other disabilities... Hopefully one day we leave all of it behind. Seems to be closer than we might think.
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I added another thing to my regimen, inversion therapy lol. 10 mins daily, I hang upside down. Supposed to increase blood flow to the scalp. Maybe it will speed up the growth or some sh*t, I don't know.
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Add some scalp massaging too if you haven't already.
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Yeah I am using one of these, but honestly I don't know if it's that effective. More like a scratcher. Might have to buy a real massager.
Although, I wonder how PRP would work in conjunction with continued wounding. I know the docs that I know that use PRP legitimately, follow the PRP with activation by derminator.
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Yeah, instead, with the photos the trials used, people will just continue losing their hair.
Just used a 1.5 stamp on what is a newly buzzed (not shaved) head, and I gotta say, I definitely almost cried a little bit.
My barber went ham on buzzing me this time, so now I can clearly see how diffused I am, whereas no one could tell one bit before the cut. She gave me a hug before I left. I didn't understand this until I saw the top of my head under direct light.
My barber went ham on buzzing me this time, so now I can clearly see how diffused I am, whereas no one could tell one bit before the cut. She gave me a hug before I left. I didn't understand this until I saw the top of my head under direct light.
Its cool to see this dermarolling/stamping + minoxidil reborn.
Just keep in mind regrowth takes time. One of the best responders I know (Prettyfly83) had to wait more than a year to see some results.
But he kept regrowing his hair almost 3 years on it and was almost a NW5-6 when he started.
There are some pics of him in this thread.
Just keep in mind regrowth takes time. One of the best responders I know (Prettyfly83) had to wait more than a year to see some results.
But he kept regrowing his hair almost 3 years on it and was almost a NW5-6 when he started.
There are some pics of him in this thread.
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And remember, there is no economic gain for a pharma company or a hair transplant doctor. Thats why they will try to push for PRP or similar crap.
What we are doing its still kind of underground, at least until Follica's release.
Do not drop Avodart or Finasteride if you are using them, those will help to keep the new hair long term.
What we are doing its still kind of underground, at least until Follica's release.
Do not drop Avodart or Finasteride if you are using them, those will help to keep the new hair long term.
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damn that sh*t made me laugh..thanks
In this thread or on this forum?
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Looks like it was on Bald Truth:
https://www.baldtruthtaIk.com/threads/13420-Dermarolling-Community-Trial/page9
His 2 month comparison pics:
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Yeah, he is one of the best responders
But this is no miracle or too good to be true kind of thing, you could find more stories like prettyfly or the reddit guy on different forums.
Also, this stuff is scientifically backed by the indian study and others.
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I'm no expert but surely there isn't any kind of "responders" for this? Isn't it just a biological mechanism that would be applicable across the board? There's no medication involved its just a process. I could be wrong , obviously. But skin wounding/healing is the same in everyone, no?