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Pics or it didnt happen.
Very Impressive Dermarolling And Minxodil Results - From Tressless
Pics or it didnt happen.
This is why I can't take ppl seriously. You think 3 weeks of minoxidil would give you forehead wrinkles? 100$ it was already there before you hop on minoxidil. Sugar and smoking prolly ages your skin faster than minoxidil but you dont see ppl complaining about wrinkles.....The only thing you should be worry about is protecting your skin from the sun...
2young2retire
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this outperforms the most optimistic scenario I ever had back in the day when DR was fairly new
Great results, How long have you been needling for?
55 years
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How time flies !
Fuckkkkkkk, your results are so f*****g gooooood bro, congrat.
@Jamesdunn i think it's better to add your regimen in your bio so people won't ask you for that.
i asked you before about your regimen and i forgot it.
i asked you before about your regimen and i forgot it.
I don't know how to do it lol@Jamesdunn i think it's better to add your regimen in your bio so people won't ask you for that.
i asked you before about your regimen and i forgot it.
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@Me Vs DiffuseThinning bruh, dutasteride has a halph life of 5 weeks.
I came through this interesting article:
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2019/07/hair-for-all/594826/
I was quite interested by this part actually:
“When you try to clone hair cells, over time they dedifferentiate and stop producing hair,” says Bernstein. “For a long time, no one could figure out why.” But researchers gradually solved the problem. Over the past few years, they noticed that cells spread out when they’re cultured; the follicular structure essentially melts away.
The actual cause of hairloss is not known even though we have some interesting markers (dht, pgd2 etc). But it could be that the hair structure in a balding scalp is also spreading out over the years, leading to miniaturization and hairloss.
In that regard, I am not quite sure needling is effective (I tried it for 5 month, as a diffuse thinner and it did speed up my hairloss), one can imagine that damaging the follicule structure can only lead to more spreading. Hence the recommendation of not going too deep.
What do you think about this? Any scientific paper you are aware of sharing that same conclusion?
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2019/07/hair-for-all/594826/
I was quite interested by this part actually:
“When you try to clone hair cells, over time they dedifferentiate and stop producing hair,” says Bernstein. “For a long time, no one could figure out why.” But researchers gradually solved the problem. Over the past few years, they noticed that cells spread out when they’re cultured; the follicular structure essentially melts away.
The actual cause of hairloss is not known even though we have some interesting markers (dht, pgd2 etc). But it could be that the hair structure in a balding scalp is also spreading out over the years, leading to miniaturization and hairloss.
In that regard, I am not quite sure needling is effective (I tried it for 5 month, as a diffuse thinner and it did speed up my hairloss), one can imagine that damaging the follicule structure can only lead to more spreading. Hence the recommendation of not going too deep.
What do you think about this? Any scientific paper you are aware of sharing that same conclusion?
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Check your inbox bro!
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Is the effectiveness plateauing from this DIY-Follica?
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Read my post again tard. It's 2 months not 3 weeks. Anyways Im happy with enough baby hair so I will stop using it for now
supermusic
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After reading the good comments of some who have used dermapen I decided to buy a device but I tried it and is much more painful for me than the dermaroller, I feel as if my head is being drilled, I will not use it anymore, thankfully I bought one of those cheap.
supermusic
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I do not understand why people insist on using needles of more than a 1.5, or pressing hard enough to bleed.
A dermaroller of 1.5 mm sized needles was rolled over the affected areas of the scalp in a longitudinal, vertical, and diagonal directions until mild erythema was noted, which was considered as the end point of the procedure.
http://www.ijtrichology.com/article...lume=5;issue=1;spage=6;epage=11;aulast=Dhurat
A dermaroller of 1.5 mm sized needles was rolled over the affected areas of the scalp in a longitudinal, vertical, and diagonal directions until mild erythema was noted, which was considered as the end point of the procedure.
http://www.ijtrichology.com/article...lume=5;issue=1;spage=6;epage=11;aulast=Dhurat
Not yet. I'm hoping another 6 months of microneedling and I'll get my crown back to where it was at 18 years old
And you think 2 months will give you forehead wrinkles? and that baby hairs will go away once you stop...