Minoxidil+dermaroller
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Looks like it, since they don't use the dermaroller and minox the same day
But I'm curious if these are "new" hairs or hairs that are dependent on minox
Anyone who is going to try it, please, take picturesComment
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I'll be giving it a go soon, just gotta wait for cash to transfer over from bank account to paypal account and then shipping time. Should be interesting to see results. I may add RU or CB into the mix as well.Comment
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I'll also give it a try when I find rogaine foam around here, but I'll just try it on the hairline, I want the rest of my hair to remain minox-free
If I were you, I would only use minox for a while and latter add RU and CB, that would give you and idea about what is really workingComment
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Already on that train of that and I've been on Minox only for the last few months already.I'll also give it a try when I find rogaine foam around here, but I'll just try it on the hairline, I want the rest of my hair to remain minox-free
If I were you, I would only use minox for a while and latter add RU and CB, that would give you and idea about what is really working
Keep in mind, you may need a 1.5mm dermaroller as it might have to cause 'wounding' and not just better penetration of minox alone.Comment
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Guys, I purchased a pretty cost effective dermaroller on Amazon that I have used kind of inconsistently for 3 months. However, the last month I have been using it routinely (1x a day) with my Neogenic, Rogaine foam, and Capillogain topical. I have 100% noticed terminal regrowth along the corners of my hairline within the past month and a half or so.
Is it progress? Absolutely... I just don't know if it's the dermaroller or the topicals I've been using. I tend to think it is the dermaroller as I have been using the same 3-4 topicals for several months (6-7) and only have recently seen hairline progress when I lift the corners of my hairline.
Am I still thin in the corners? Unfortunately, yes. But I am going to start using it 2x a day to see if I can get any additional improvement.
I still think its depressing that I get excited when I see long terminal hairs sprouting in both my corners, but I'll take more hair versus losing.Comment
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I use 1.5mm dermaroller. How is that dangerous??? It's even helpful for acne scars bro. How can using it everyday be harmful? That's absurd.
I alternate what topical I use though. I don't always use Minox as I don't need the extra absorption to cause any additional skin side effects or puffiness. However, I do use it with Minox like 3 days a week.
I have used it pretty consistently the last 30 days with zero issues, but rather clearer skin and some hairline growth.Comment
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The study also showed they dermarolled once a week. Every day is overkill. I'd go for every 3 days at most. I'd exfoliate as well just to make sure I was getting proper wounding. Perhaps exfoliating BEFORE applying any topicals as well, just to make sure your getting MAXIMUM penetration.
I wonder what the combination of that with CB or RU could do.Comment
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I'm interested in trying this. I'm currently only on Minoxidil and think I will try this in combination before I jump to finasteride.
I see most of you guys get the dermaroller from ebay. How can you be certain about the right needle size (not only length, but also diameter)? Additionally, I suppose that good hygiene is important if you're going to penetrate the skin with these needles. How do you deal with that?
Last, I saw that 0.5 mm was recommended for facial skin (http://www.dermarollershop.com/derma...r-needle-size/), and from my own observations head skin is comparable in depth. Wouldn't it be dangerous to use 1.5 mm? Wouldn't this create bleeding and scars? I understand that our objective with the dermaroller is a bit different than the general one though, but this still concerns me a little bit. Especially hoping for answers of people who are already using it at the moment!Comment
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I recently tried the 1.5mm in my head, I used it for stretch marks before, and they did bled. But I was gentle on the scalp and besides the redness, it only bled in one single pointComment
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