Dermarolling Community Trial

[LevonHelms]

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Yep, that'll work.

[LevonHelms]

What are you planning on trying out first? Lithium gluconate? I also think a wider self supporting wound might work better too. The patent talks of a column of flesh being removed.

Right now I'm just sticking with the minoxidil. I know what I'm not rubbing on my head. Semen. lols

[brunobald]

These derma pens might be less painfull to use even at 2.5mm? Lots of cheap chinese copys for offer on ebay.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29bWwHzl1ec

[TO YOUNG TO RETIRE]

thanks brother

[TO YOUNG TO RETIRE]

http://www.hair losstalk.com/interact/showthread.php/69374-New-Dermaroller-Study-Thoughts-comments/page64

[the_dude78]

http://www.hair losstalk.com/interact/showthread.php/69374-New-Dermaroller-Study-Thoughts-comments/page64

But no before pictures?

[TO YOUNG TO RETIRE]

no i dont see any

[MackJames]

I'm on week five of derma rolling and minoxidil. I haven't noticed any new growth but my hair seems to be growing faster and hair texture feels slightly thicker. I've been on min for over a year and quit fin about seven month ago.

I didn't take any pics because when I started my hair was buzzed down to a 1 and now it's at 2. I'm considering experiment with other non-hormonal topicals. I've also been trying to get more sun on my scalp to prime my scalp skin further.

[burtandernie]

You know MPB treatments are in trouble when dermarolling is the top cutting edge/future treatment for many weeks in a row. Maybe that speaks to the poor future outlook.

[DesperateOne]

You know MPB treatments are in trouble when dermarolling is the top cutting edge/future treatment for many weeks in a row. Maybe that speaks to the poor future outlook.

Or that this will be it, with a little tweaking

[Pentarou]

You know MPB treatments are in trouble when dermarolling is the top cutting edge/future treatment for many weeks in a row. Maybe that speaks to the poor future outlook.

Well, the dermarolling study was based around and cites theoretical work by Dr Cotsarelis, and most if not all of the in-pipeline future treatments use work by Corsarelis as some kind of basis, so...

[baldymcgee]

You know MPB treatments are in trouble when dermarolling is the top cutting edge/future treatment for many weeks in a row. Maybe that speaks to the poor future outlook.

I really didn't think there was anything to this dermarolling/wounding thing.

But, I have to say, just yesterday I was at the beach and I noticed a guy with significant (but well-healed) scars across a section of his back.

Surrounding these scars and all along them: hairs. The rest of his back was quite hairless but there was an easily visible "hair line" across his scars.

So either dermarolling isn't the right kind of wounding, or people are doing it wrong (too deep or too shallow), or some other factor is at play. But wounding+new hair growth is absolutely real.

[doke]

I really didn't think there was anything to this dermarolling/wounding thing.

But, I have to say, just yesterday I was at the beach and I noticed a guy with significant (but well-healed) scars across a section of his back.

Surrounding these scars and all along them: hairs. The rest of his back was quite hairless but there was an easily visible "hair line" across his scars.

So either dermarolling isn't the right kind of wounding, or people are doing it wrong (too deep or too shallow), or some other factor is at play. But wounding+new hair growth is absolutely real.

did he have hairy right hand as well.

[DesperateOne]

I really didn't think there was anything to this dermarolling/wounding thing.

But, I have to say, just yesterday I was at the beach and I noticed a guy with significant (but well-healed) scars across a section of his back.

Surrounding these scars and all along them: hairs. The rest of his back was quite hairless but there was an easily visible "hair line" across his scars.

So either dermarolling isn't the right kind of wounding, or people are doing it wrong (too deep or too shallow), or some other factor is at play. But wounding+new hair growth is absolutely real.

There is no doubt it's real, the science is there. It seems that most cases I have seen of real hair growth was on a significant wound. That obviously suggest that we're not doing enough damage, I already ordered a 2.5mm but I have to get some numbing cream or else I won't be able to tolerate it. Will do some major wounding and maybe wait like 10 days.

[clandestine]

There is no doubt it's real, the science is there. It seems that most cases I have seen of real hair growth was on a significant wound. That obviously suggest that we're not doing enough damage, I already ordered a 2.5mm but I have to get some numbing cream or else I won't be able to tolerate it. Will do some major wounding and maybe wait like 10 days.

Be sure to keep a photo log brah.