My theory is the following, I think this guy accelerated theresults by forcing the wound to that end. I think you canachieve that result by giving a break between two weeksbetween sessions, but the results would be later. I did not want to upload the photo for his blood intensity, so Ipublished the link
Looks like we are on something huge. A perfected medical procedure is needed, where is follica… ? I hope that some docs are on the spot.
@Gardy please remove the picture, that sort of stuff got that previous thread shut down. They're very impressive results, but I question whether the guy had to go that hard. Obviously it's worked for him and he hasn't had any infection, but it's quite alarming to see.
It would be good to know if that guy started minoxidil at the same time as wounding. I insist once and again, that's something that we need to know before being surprised by someone's result. I checked the forums, he seems to apply minoxidil right away, but he doesn't say anything regarding when he started minoxidil.
I think he refers if he started using Minoxidil at the same timehe started the puncture or if he already used it years ago
@Pigeon - I think @ToLGuy is questioning whether the guy used Minoxidil prior to needling.... or did he just start Minoxidil for the first time ever alongside needling.
Didn't see the photo of the way he did it, but largely agree that i think the same result can be achieved at a slower pace. There isn't any evidence saying that harder = better, i'd assume harder = faster. Crazy results though. Someone needs to create a medically sound, procedure (follica i guess).
I use dermarolling one time of the week. 5 minute after i use minoxidil lotion. Minoxidil lotion includes dutasteride, caffeine, eucalyptus.
@Hakandogan - Nice work. Not that I'm questioning the progress - but do you have a 'before' photo that isn't bloody? It is difficult to see how thin things were beforehand. I see the one 'wet' hair photo, but that isn't always a good comparison.
