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  • hellouser
    Senior Member
    • May 2012
    • 4423

    Originally posted by Space
    Is there any point trying dermaroller on its own without Minox or anything else?
    Yes, there could be. I posted an article from the 1980s about a man being a scalp burn victim. Once his wounds healed, he regrew all of his hair in the burned area.

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    • walrus
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2012
      • 298

      Originally posted by Space
      Is there any point trying dermaroller on its own without Minox or anything else?
      This is what I am currently trying myself.

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      • Gjm127
        Senior Member
        • Mar 2012
        • 171

        Originally posted by walrus
        This is what I am currently trying myself.
        The thing is, I've never been on ANY hair medication and I'm really afraid of what could happen if I start using minoxidil for the first time in my life and use the dermaroller too (eg. massive shed).

        Were the patients in the clinical trials new to minoxidil too? Or was the study done just by adding the dermaroller to a regimen that already included applying minoxidil on the scalp many year prior to the dermaroller use?

        I fear the shed. That's all that's stopping me from using minox. I guess I'll have to get over it some time, I just don't know how.

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        • Space
          Member
          • Oct 2012
          • 44

          Originally posted by Gjm127
          The thing is, I've never been on ANY hair medication and I'm really afraid of what could happen if I start using minoxidil for the first time in my life and use the dermaroller too (eg. massive shed).

          Were the patients in the clinical trials new to minoxidil too? Or was the study done just by adding the dermaroller to a regimen that already included applying minoxidil on the scalp many year prior to the dermaroller use?

          I fear the shed. That's all that's stopping me from using minox. I guess I'll have to get over it some time, I just don't know how.
          This is not one of those things where you need to get over your fear and all will be well.

          Your fear may well be merited. As for me I stay away from minoxidil because i fear both the shed and the wrinkles in the face some people have experienced.

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          • hellouser
            Senior Member
            • May 2012
            • 4423

            Originally posted by Space
            This is not one of those things where you need to get over your fear and all will be well.

            Your fear may well be merited. As for me I stay away from minoxidil because i fear both the shed and the wrinkles in the face some people have experienced.
            The shed always comes back either to its same previous density or better. It just may take a while for it to happen.

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            • LevonHelms
              Member
              • Jul 2013
              • 62

              Apparently Dr. Nigam has spoken with one of the researchers involved in the study, and plans to meet with her. I'd like to be a fly on that wall.


              Excerpt from Dr. Nigam's reply to critics;

              "4)You criticize me for having allowed Boldy to help me..I find no harm in the same..I speak to top researchers like Gerd, Jahoda,Stenn,Michael,Rajesh and many others...Boldy saved my time by finding the relevant published work which i needed....I have also spoke to Dr Thurat who did dermaroller study with minox..she and I will met shortly as she is from Mumbai."

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              • walrus
                Senior Member
                • Feb 2012
                • 298

                Originally posted by Gjm127
                The thing is, I've never been on ANY hair medication and I'm really afraid of what could happen if I start using minoxidil for the first time in my life and use the dermaroller too (eg. massive shed).
                First I am trying only dermarolling once per week on my temples without minoxidil.

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                • Pentarou
                  Senior Member
                  • Apr 2013
                  • 484

                  Question before I pull the trigger on buying a derma roller: is it mandatory to buzz or shave your hair down to use a roller successfully?

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                  • walrus
                    Senior Member
                    • Feb 2012
                    • 298

                    Nope, if you roll once each direction (instead of backwards and forwards), hair won't get tangled.

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                    • Tracy C
                      Senior Member
                      • Sep 2011
                      • 3125

                      Originally posted by bigentries
                      If the study is legit, the results should be reproducible, if they aren't, most of the speculation is probably going to lead nowhere.
                      Exactly.



                      Originally posted by bigentries
                      First we need enough experiences with the study as it is, then we can play armchair scientists, but we need at least 12 weeks to be sure.
                      To truly reproduce the pilot study everything needs to be exactly the same and it needs to be twelve weeks. To truly determine if it is better than using Minoxidil alone would take twelve months.

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                      • Tracy C
                        Senior Member
                        • Sep 2011
                        • 3125

                        Originally posted by the_dude78
                        I do belong here...I'm a balding man. This a forum for balding men.
                        The Bald Truth is for both men and women who suffer with hereditary hair loss.

                        I said get off that soap box. You do not belong on it.



                        Originally posted by Pentarou
                        If you mean the experimentation going on...
                        No. You don't get it.



                        Originally posted by HARIRI
                        Guys any thoughts about length of the needle? Should it really be 1.5mm to benefit from it?
                        If you hope to achieve similar results reported in the pilot study, you need to follow the methodology as close to exact as possible.



                        Originally posted by hellouser
                        I wouldnt trust any claims from eBay over BTT members... except for one obvious member.
                        Oh come on. Pull your head out of your butt fool. If you ever do you will find that I have been right a whole lot more than you will ever agree to admit.

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                        • luca10
                          Member
                          • May 2013
                          • 59

                          Continues growth PrettyFly83?

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                          • PrettyFly83
                            Member
                            • Jul 2013
                            • 41

                            Originally posted by luca10
                            Continues growth PrettyFly83?
                            I'll post pics at the end of the month as this will be the three month mark as per the study. Only been two weeks since my last pics

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                            • brunobald
                              Senior Member
                              • Jul 2013
                              • 172

                              It would be nice to have all the pics in one place, so they could be collated into one .pdf file that anyone can download.

                              We could set up a free cloud storage account or use something like photobucket. Them each participant would upload the pics with stirct file naming of the photos. Something like...
                              • Brunobald_Base_line.jpg
                              • Brunobald_Wk3.jpg
                              • Brunobald_Wk6.jpg
                              • Brunobald_Wk9.jpg


                              and so on

                              This means someone can opt to do the job of creating a document with all the results and it would be easy to find and arrange in the correct order, without having to go through this whole thread and download each one.

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                              • PrettyFly83
                                Member
                                • Jul 2013
                                • 41

                                Originally posted by brunobald
                                It would be nice to have all the pics in one place, so they could be collated into one .pdf file that anyone can download.

                                We could set up a free cloud storage account or use something like photobucket. Them each participant would upload the pics with stirct file naming of the photos. Something like...
                                • Brunobald_Base_line.jpg
                                • Brunobald_Wk3.jpg
                                • Brunobald_Wk6.jpg
                                • Brunobald_Wk9.jpg


                                and so on

                                This means someone can opt to do the job of creating a document with all the results and it would be easy to find and arrange in the correct order, without having to go through this whole thread and download each one.
                                This is a good idea Bruno - you could include a paragraph stating each persons regime that way compare any differences in results with the treatment method. As owner of the thread, Hellouser you interested in this?

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