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  • hellouser
    Senior Member
    • May 2012
    • 4419

    Originally posted by HARIRI
    Can every member in this thread using scalp roller tell me how many times is he using it a week and for how long per each session? Lets start with Hellouser
    I've only rolled once so far, I only got my roller a week ago.

    I did it for about 10+ minutes, mainly took that long because I'm a bitch. It hurt a lot. I'd suggest giving at least several rolls across every area on your balding areas. I didnt press to hard either, today I'm going to be harsher on the scalp. Am hoping that this can fill in my temples even a little bit.

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    • DesperateOne
      Senior Member
      • Jul 2013
      • 289

      got my Derma Roller today

      I just got my two derma rollers today. Holly crap did that hurt, it seems that you first need to do it slowly and then somehow it's not so painful. I guess because of the trauma your brain releases some natural painkillers. I tried to use it on my face and well it's so too damn painful there, a .5 mm should be used on the face, but I will be using the 1.5mm on the head.

      After doing much research I think I will be trying my own way, I know the experiment said it did it one way, but that doesn't mean theirs is the best way to go. I will also be reporting after 4 months, there is no need to report every freaking week, I will just takes pics every week and put my results here.

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      • hellouser
        Senior Member
        • May 2012
        • 4419

        I just did my second session of dermarolling today... holy crap, its painful and STINGS a lot after. Much like you guys, I too had an odd sensation; watery eyes mostly. My entire scalp is quite red though, more bleeding than last time but not so much as to look like I just went through war (just a bunch of red dots). I pressed harder on the dermaroller this time making sure I was piercing/wounding skin. Fact is, 1.5mm is all you're going to penetrate with a 1.5mm dermaroller. You might as well press hard to make sure youre getting THAT exact amount. If I don't see results in terminal hairs coming in, I may opt for a 2mm dermaroller.

        I was thinking of testing the dermaroller wounding method on a completely bald patch of skin in one of my temples but with the addition of a PGD2 blocker, perhaps cetirizine. I'm curious to see what kind of results, if any, that could provide. This of course would be supplemented with minoxidil and potentially CB and keep at only that area.

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        • PatientlyWaiting
          Senior Member
          • Jan 2011
          • 1637

          Originally posted by hellouser
          YES! Spencer even touched on this in his show:

          http://youtu.be/jYLax0hB9dc
          Spencer and I feel the same way at around 4:50-5:00. What he says is the exact way I feel about reading these forums. It truly is ridiculous.

          Edit: from 4:50 to 7:15...Spencer speaks the same way I feel.

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          • TO YOUNG TO RETIRE
            Senior Member
            • Mar 2013
            • 638

            guys sorry please tell me, is 1.5mm reaching the hair folicle to wound it?isnt like 2.5 mm more correct?

            how many times a week?

            and it works as standalone right? in the past it was believed to increase absorb of topicals but with recent wounding science we learned that cells release "things" after wound tha grow the hair . right?

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            • UK_
              Senior Member
              • Feb 2011
              • 2691

              This is ridiculous, there is nothing for hair loss, we are all screwed.

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              • bibz
                Senior Member
                • Apr 2013
                • 102

                Nope, YOU are screwed

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                • chimera
                  Senior Member
                  • Aug 2012
                  • 171

                  Originally posted by UK_
                  This is ridiculous, there is nothing for hair loss, we are all screwed.
                  CB MAN, CB FOR THE LOVE OF GOD!...

                  ... unless you're already a high norwood, in which case you would be right, you're screwed...

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                  • DesperateOne
                    Senior Member
                    • Jul 2013
                    • 289

                    Originally posted by TO YOUNG TO RETIRE
                    guys sorry please tell me, is 1.5mm reaching the hair folicle to wound it?isnt like 2.5 mm more correct?

                    how many times a week?

                    and it works as standalone right? in the past it was believed to increase absorb of topicals but with recent wounding science we learned that cells release "things" after wound tha grow the hair . right?
                    If you never used a derma roller then you don't know how much it hurts. It's so freaking painful at 1.5, 2.5 is just out of the question.

                    I think that what we're trying to achieve neogenesis, new hairs with wounding.

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                    • hellouser
                      Senior Member
                      • May 2012
                      • 4419

                      ^^ With my 1.5mm roller, I went ham last night on the wounding, definitely more blood than last week. I could feel my scalp sting for the next 2-3 hours and even now, nearly 12 hours later, it still stings a little bit (very mild though).

                      God damn, I want my hair back.

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                      • oppenheimer82
                        Senior Member
                        • Apr 2013
                        • 118

                        began dermarolling 2,5 weeks ago and did it for the third time yesterday. bald spots are slowly filling in. slowly, but surely. every kid who starts to bald in his early twenties should do this at once.

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                        • hellouser
                          Senior Member
                          • May 2012
                          • 4419

                          Originally posted by oppenheimer82
                          began dermarolling 2,5 weeks ago and did it for the third time yesterday. bald spots are slowly filling in. slowly, but surely. every kid who starts to bald in his early twenties should do this at once.
                          Theres been speculation that inflammation is the cause of hair loss. If this can reduce it and maintain, Finasteride could hopefully be rendered useless (FINALLY).

                          Next hurdle is to regenerate donor follicles or follicle neogenesis. If we can do that, we can easily get back a full head of hear at normal density within a reasonable amount of time.

                          Fvck Finasteride and Fvck the FDA.

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                          • walrus
                            Senior Member
                            • Feb 2012
                            • 298

                            Originally posted by oppenheimer82
                            began dermarolling 2,5 weeks ago and did it for the third time yesterday. bald spots are slowly filling in. slowly, but surely. every kid who starts to bald in his early twenties should do this at once.
                            Pictures?

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                            • Axel
                              Member
                              • Dec 2012
                              • 45

                              Originally posted by oppenheimer82
                              began dermarolling 2,5 weeks ago and did it for the third time yesterday. bald spots are slowly filling in. slowly, but surely. every kid who starts to bald in his early twenties should do this at once.
                              How much time have you been with minox before you started rolling?

                              Also... pics?

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                              • Conpecia
                                Senior Member
                                • Sep 2011
                                • 904

                                Oppenheimer:

                                Age?
                                Age when you started balding?
                                NW level?
                                Regimen?
                                Length of time on current regimen?
                                Photos?

                                Answering these will help us in a major way. Congrats on your regrowth. Let's get as much info as we can on this in circulation.

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