Dermarolling Community Trial

[dex89]

There was a thread on another forum I saw where a guy had a tattoo removed from his arm using a laser. In the following weeks, thick terminal hair grew from this area, and not just one or two strands of hair, at least a dozen within the former tattoo area which looked to be about 2x2 inches in size.


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Thread Source:

http://www.hairtell.com/forum/ubbthr...wth_in_Ta.html

Here's what one person in that thread had to say about lasers on the skin:

I personally think it's to good to be true but F it, might as well give it a shot like the other hair loss products I've tried. lol

[TO YOUNG TO RETIRE]

nice hell

laser wounding sounds even more hitech......
i guess he was not boosting pge2 too



thanks chimera , so i will get 1.5mm and not shave hair away but press enough

[chimera]

oh man, this is all so exciting, but it is going to be so sad and painfull when it ends in another failure

[walrus]

Anyone noticed anything thus far? Been a couple of weeks and the study saw results fast.

[Hicks]

oh man, this is all so exciting, but it is going to be so sad and painfull when it ends in another failure

At least we'll go down swinging!

[hellouser]

Anyone noticed anything thus far? Been a couple of weeks and the study saw results fast.

Nothing yet on my end, although I keep trying to look real close on my right temple and it almost looks like theres a single very thick hair growing just a few mm behind my hairline. I can't tell if this a new hair or an existing hair grown as it normally would.

I can with certainty that I'm shedding a lot in the last few weeks though. After each dermarolling session my scalp has a bit of a burning sensation. Last night, my 3rd dermarolling session, I had a more bleeding than the other two times. I would pretty much use my first session 2 weeks ago as a write off since there was very little blood. Its been about 17 hours since I dermarolled and I can still feel my scalp with a burning sensation. Its not itchy, it just feels 'inflamed'. I'm not sure what to make of this.

[TO YOUNG TO RETIRE]

look brothers if it doesnt work then the study is fake or indians have diferent mpb gene , i cant explain it else

[TO YOUNG TO RETIRE]

lets hope the wnts get induced,

Nothing yet on my end, although I keep trying to look real close on my right temple and it almost looks like theres a single very thick hair growing just a few mm behind my hairline. I can't tell if this a new hair or an existing hair grown as it normally would.

I can with certainty that I'm shedding a lot in the last few weeks though. After each dermarolling session my scalp has a bit of a burning sensation. Last night, my 3rd dermarolling session, I had a more bleeding than the other two times. I would pretty much use my first session 2 weeks ago as a write off since there was very little blood. Its been about 17 hours since I dermarolled and I can still feel my scalp with a burning sensation. Its not itchy, it just feels 'inflamed'. I'm not sure what to make of this.

[bigentries]

look brothers if it doesnt work then the study is fake or indians have diferent mpb gene , i cant explain it else

It doesn't have to be "fake", some studies are just subconsciously biased or badly conducted

I think people are again in the naive positivity territory, they need to calm down and wait a few weeks before speculating about anything.
The way people reacted at Tracy shows that some people have already decided to stop questioning the study

[hellouser]

Found an article from 1988 on 'The Psoriatic Epidermal Lesion and Anagen Hair Growth May Share the Same "Switch-on" Mechanism'

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti...00077-0087.pdf

This theory predates Dr. Cotsarelis by about 20 years. Its interesting that nothing was done during that time to explore the theory further.