IS THIS REALLY THE BEST MICRONEEDLE LENGTH FOR HAIR REGROWTH? **MUST WATCH**

[@hairliciously]

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[@jeanguyproulx2111]

Hey brother. So I've been jumping on a finasteride I used it earlier last year same brand different effects different results I've only went back on it for this one month so we'll see what the rest of the four months will look like but I was wondering is there anyway you could do a video speaking on different types of finasteride because they're not all the same I've been switched out and it actually caused me to lose the hair because they switch brands on me

[@jeanguyproulx2111]

Did use work so well but the side effects for brutal which I didn't mind because once I got off everything was fine again

[@MrSzYbkl]

why you talk about hair if you don't have any problem with hair of have hair system? I don't wanna hear bulls*t from somebody that haven't even cured hisself.

[@pratikpinoakawolverine]

I still have 60% of hair on scalp, i bought hairliciuosly stamp adjustable ,but i am not sure if i should do needling. I read somewhere its not good to do so if u already have hair it can damage hair.

[@rollingstart_90s]

The info I've been able to gather is that 1. You do not need to make the scalp bleed. 2. Using needles that are too long can damage the hair follicles. I've personally experimented with 0.5mm dermaroller and even though the needles are quite short, I am able to make my scalp bleed by applying relatively light pressure. I can't imagine using the recommended 1.5mm roller.

[@Brutalwhale]

I have used my derminator 2 on my beard area with 1.5mm and had very little pinpoint bleeding. It is thought rolling can cause needles to go in and out at an angle which can cause damage

[@chrisk1489]

Did you keep up the microneedling and if so how were your results?

[@Potatodrumcrow]

Bought this pen and needles and it’s the best investment by far for me

[@hairliciously]

😁😁

[@devilsrejecthbb1]

I got a dermapen about a month ago.I have used it four times now and I feel I am truly getting the most out of each microneedling session I do now.

[@simonlas2893]

Hey. Im looking to start microneedling aswell. Which pen did you get?

[@devilsrejecthbb1]

@@simonlas2893 HAIRLICIOUSLY Dr Pen.From the hairliciously website he has a link to the store on the comment he has pinned to the top.

[@brianmatthews4149]

Same here.a 6 dr pen and rosemary oil can see things happening.

[@chrisk1489]

What length do you use and did you see new hairs?

[@devilsrejecthbb1]

@@chrisk1489 I am currently using a 2.0 mm(Yeah you're really going to have to work your way up to it.) and yes I am seeing new growth to keep in mind I use other things in my hair loss prevention regimen.

[@mab5710]

1.5 mm leaves scalp in my case completely bloody with blood dripping down forehead. Scalp thickness varies greatly. For some 1.5 mm doesnt leave any mark. For others 1.5 mm is equivalent to 2.5 mm for group one.

[@gort3969]

I have a 1.5 and a 2mm roller no matter how hard I press there's no bleeding. If I press harder I feel the roller will break

[@三阿-v5l]

Thanks for sharing this great therapy. I have a question about the needles amount. There are 16, 24, 32, 48 pins of needle head, but which one you recommend to use for hair regrowth? I have 16 pins one, but considering to use 32, is that ok? Thank you!

[@DrYouMrTube]

More needles will catch the hair. It doesn't really matter, but gliding is easier with 9-16

[@orangefox5121]

The higher the amount of needles, the more tolerable the procedure is. There is no point in suffering, so you have to find the cartridge which is ideal for you. I use 36 needles and t is tolerable. I use either light gliding technique along the hair growth lines, or stamping. 16 needles was way too painful and even 24 needles cartridge was unpleasant. I use that for the neck and face( until I use them all and then will stick to 36 needles only).

[@DrYouMrTube]

@@orangefox5121 Gliding is not advisable... try it on a piece of paper, you'll see it will be leaving thin lines. It basically cuts your skin like a saw or electric knife leaving long lines instead of just holes. Both ways work,but gliding damages the skin and often cuts the hair too( do a test and you'll see that too)

[@orangefox5121]

@@DrYouMrTube gliding is one of the techniques and it is acceptable and done by professionals when there is a gliding substance, but in case of acalp it is mostly stamping technique, which does not make it more tolerable when using lower amount of needles cartridges. Even with stamping technique 16 needle cartridge is much more painful and unpleasant than 36 needles one. I usually stamp on my scalp and glide on my face and neck as I use HA there for that glide. Otherwise I agree with you, and I rarely glide on my scalp, it was just a slip of the tongue as it is what I do on the face and neck

[@thatpoeticthug]

What about nano pins?

[@thesloveniaboy123]

What shampoo? You said minoxidil, finasteride and what shampoo? Please answer me.

[@timothy790110]

To get a better result, they should do bald a head with 1.5, and 0.6 on the other.

[@StopJazz]

Not related, but your skin looks amazing

[@hairliciously]

thanks!

[@patrickbateman684]

@@hairliciously where did u get your hair transplant?????

[@hairliciously]

Motion Clinic. Contact info is in the description box.

[@patrickbateman684]

@@OhgodImtoosexy you need a tan

[@patrickbateman684]

@@OhgodImtoosexy smear yourself in butter and do it it makes me happy

[@ethandymond488]

I thought after two years you'd learn how you shouldn't be doing a 1.5mm 1 or 2 times a week. if anything it's once every 2 or 3 weeks. you're not allowing time to heal

[@octavian_88]

Great vids, my hair started to grow back after using microneedling with the form you show on your channel. I have a question, when do you replace the pins with new ones? I have DR Pen Ultima A6 and today would be my 6 time.

[@hairliciously]

You can use them about 2 to 3 times before replacing. I recommend replacing after each use to avoid any potential infection

[@encrypted983]

@@hairliciously bro I used 2mm and feel nothing no redness no hurting, I also immediately applied Regaine. What am I doing wrong?

[@Porsche993-j6k]

@@encrypted983 Everything

[@jdubs604]

@@encrypted983 You are not human if u cant feel pain and no redness at 2mm. You skin goes red when you scratch it so theres no way there’s no redness when you are actually breaking the skin.

[@bigeyezzzzzzz]

@@encrypted983 Did you remove the protective cover from the needle attachment?

[@princeace13]

Purchased a Dr.Pen . Starting seeing results within a week . I do it twice a week and about 5 minutes afterwards I apply hair growth oil (wild hair growth)

[@devantelewis6774]

Which model did you buy? I’m looking at the m8 model but I can’t really decide

[@derekec]

What are you ..wolfman?!

[@thatpoeticthug]

What kind of hair oil?

[@chrisk1489]

What needle length did you use?

[@stevesimpson4881]

You really shouldnt do it more than once a month the skin needs time to recover.

[@burakozc3079]

So 1.25 mm is ok. Also i must say dermaroller may damage hair folicles because they "cutting" instead of punching.

[@isaiahgallop3258]

What about gauge? As in, does thickness of the needle matter for alopecia VS scaring/hyperpigmentation etc

[@monarchlifestyle6299]

How often should I use micro needle for hair growth and is it better to use a roller or a micro needle device?

[@Jano.3012]

The early bird picks the worm

[@hairliciously]

The early 🐦 saves the hair

[@xandrlsch]

Thanks for the video! I don't get pinpoint bleeding when I microneedle ( 1,5 mm ) my crown where hair is very thin and rare, but I do get some where hair is still "alive". Does it mean that blood circulation is very poor at that area?

[@Raziel132]

Yes. Try massaging those areas. But hard massage. Close to what you would do when you try to pop a pimple. You will see blood being pushed in to skin. Helped me allot

[@Asmiiiee]

Oh I'm so confused about the frequency of microneeding. I used to dermaroll with a 1mm needle once a week, but some ppl online say that it should be done with moderate pressure (till redness appears) only once in 2-3 weeks. So I changed to dermarolling to once in 2 weeks with a 1mm needle to a point of redness on the scalp. Is that ok? What do I do? :/ I'm so confused. Help!

[@hairliciously]

I recommend 1.5mm once a week and achieving pinpoint bleeding

[@alidaud258]

Don't microneedle and don't make it bleed or else Ur gonna damage your skin which will scar and then Ur gonna cry since u won't grow hair there anymore lol

[@CallOfPoop1]

@@alidaud258 ur literally making minuscule holes in your head that heals, it won't cause scarring... unless you tried it and scarred it yourself?

[@xandrlsch]

I don't bleed at 1,5 mm with a 9 needle cartridge. Am I doing wrong?

[@nomars4827]

​@@xandrlschthat's strange. I got very rare pinpoints (1or 2 in scalp) at .67 mm. My wife has lots of them at the same length. So skin thickness is different. I usually orient on sensitiveness. I just make the length that I fill pain.

[@dhm74]

I think also you need when ever you’re considering what depth you’re micro needling the thickness of your skin which thins as you age. A 20 something may need a deeper depth than a 50 something year old so worth considering in future videos. 😊

[@Suicidebummer88]

I agree, 1mm makes me red and bleed. 36yr old

[@blueandbanana]

Compromise: Do .5 one day and 1.5 for another day (weekly). The data seems to be mind boggling.

[@stevesimpson4881]

skin needs weeks to recover doing it more than once a month is a bad idea.

[@nomars4827]

I would say that everyone has their own skin layers thickness, so the length should be chosen individually. Moreover even different areas on some head has different thickness.

[@kinoux09]

hey, I wanted to know when we could microneedle after a hair transplant? Btw your hair looks perfect rn

[@DildoVidz]

6 months

[@hairliciously]

I'd wait at least a couple months to allow the scalp to heal

[@killan001]

I would wait a year, then you can determine how well your transplant worked. You will also not have to wonder if anything you did to your hair might have mashed up your results. I had my transplant done in Turkey about 3 years ago, and i treated my head like a new born baby head for a few months and did nothing wacky for the 1.5 years except use the prescribed serum and shampoo. I had great results. I am looking into micro needling now as an anti-aging experiment and I hope to buy a needle machine soon. In addition, I will be using pumpkin seed oil, castor oil, and saw palmetto oil as a topical and taking biotin pills. I was sensitive to finastride and I do no want to lose my hair gains if I stopped minoxidil or deal with possible sides from that. One other tip, dermal rollers can actually tear skin causing damage if the needles are bent. Tiny bends can occur, the bends can not be seen by the naked eye. Be sure to use only high quality dermal rollers and not the cheap Chinese ones!! The machine would be you best bet, it will save you time and give you better results without as much effort. Sorry for the story - good luck!! Also Look up: More Plates more Dates Channel.

[@kinoux09]

@@killan001 praise the delt god !!! Thanks for the advices. I tried a cheap 1.5 demaroller before 1 time, I can easily support the pain but then I used to have big black marks on my skin (i'm black) that stayed for a long time (plus my skin is very sensitive) so I stopped for that reason. I'll consider buying the machine that derek is selling :)

[@ziomekuhd323]

Hi ! What do You think about microneedling one time every two , three weeks ?? Im bleeding so much and pain is terrible with 1.5 mm

[@Leonhart_93]

Yeah don't do it then. Studies have shown a lot of times that lower depth may be more beneficial that higher. I recommend 0.75 - 1 mm, it will give results for sure.

[@henrymartyn]

Do you discard the needles after one use (each use)? (Or can you re-use needles after sterilization?)

[@TheEpicProjects300K]

Much more ideal to dispose of them

[@shopcenter2ify]

I want to know if microneedling alone without minoxidil if its work as well

[@hairliciously]

Yes but it works better together

[@TheMMAlegria]

Yes it does. I use it without minoxidil. I use rosemary essential oil instead.

[@nxet2669]

@@hairliciously should put minoxidil right after or wait for the next day?

[@nxet2669]

@@OhgodImtoosexy thank you

[@shopcenter2ify]

@@TheMMAlegria good , because I hate minoxidil

[@Juangalt]

How does a study have lighting that is that different? Seems like a questionable study.

[@nicolasmasset]

Thanks for the video. Would a needling pen without any oral pills promote regrowth?

[@ohioresident2684]

Thank for the good information Can I use the minoxidil 2/3 hours before using microoneedling?

[@hairliciously]

I recommend using it after microneedling. Wait 12 to 24 hours after

[@ohioresident2684]

@@hairliciously Thanks for the fast respond, Do you recommend washing the hair with warm water before microneedling?

[@tranformersaddiction]

after our dermapen session, do we just leave our head like that or are there positive therapeutic effects if you put oils after or wash it after or something?

[@hairliciously]

I usually wash mine or wipe the blood away. As far as minox is concerned, most studies have the patients wait 24 hours before applying it.

[@maurice1003]

@@hairliciously how do you wash it?

[@jcerra84]

@@maurice1003 take. a. shower.

[@vijayaravindhari]

Hi brother, i started from 0.5mm and now doing 2mm derma stamp. I dont see any blood or redness in 99% of my head. Not sure how thick my head is 😂. Should i reduce it to 1.5??? Any suggestions??

[@yupitsme1534]

Hi. If i split a 5MG Finasteride pill, cut it half and take today 2.5MG. And the other 2.5MG, 4 days after. Will the half pill ( cutted ) lose effectiveness during those 4 days?

[@nomars4827]

Very high dose. Unless you don't have any specific illness you shouldn't take more than 1 mg per day. But there are studies that 0.1-0.2 mg have the same effect on lowering DHT. And much less side effects.

[@Nutrafin-3D]

I'm waiting for my pen to arrive, and I'm feeling my scalp thinking it's not even a millimeter thick, no cushion when pressed, lol

[@Habeev07]

1.5mm makes me and im certain everyone else bleed heavily. Not able to do it without bleeding even at 1mm. Im gonna try .75mm and even .5mm and limit pinpoint bleeding. Every 2 weeks and leave pinpoint bleeding or redness for 24hrs before applying minoxidil.

[@oneluv11]

What if 1.5 mm doesn’t induce bleeding all over the scalp?

[@hairliciously]

id go a little deeper or more pressure.

[@andyduderox]

My question is when there is pin point bleeding then how to clean scalp to avoid infection?

[@thatpoeticthug]

How many needles in the cartridge is recommended for Max hair growth?

[@snakemanaustin]

I do 1.5 mm micro needling once week. straight after I wash my hair with kito shampoo also taking finasteride 4mg finasteride a week I'm happy with results and I dont use minoxidil

[@cowneloalvaroids2387]

how to use finastride sir 1mg daily?

[@MrMjolnir009]

snakemanaustin - what is kito shampoo? Is it a DHT blocking shampoo?

[@snakemanaustin]

@@cowneloalvaroids2387 I take .5 mg 4 days a week and 1 mg on other 2

[@snakemanaustin]

@@MrMjolnir009 yes nizarol is said to block dht . Cant hurt to add it got wash your hair anyways

[@cowneloalvaroids2387]

@@snakemanaustin how about 1mg every MWFSunday?

[@mucahitbolukbasi8568]

Is it possible to damage my hair irreversibly with 1.5 mm roller by bleeding the scalp much? @hairliciously

[@mel1daa]

I just started needling with a 1.5mm 12-pin Dr Pen and am going after my receding hairline. I want to attack it up to the point where the thinning starts (about 1.5" back). Is there any danger in needling over a dense amount of hair?

[@iamnoone78647]

No there is not , im afraid of using 1.5mm in derma pen

[@mel1daa]

@@iamnoone78647 There are studies that use even less than 1mm that have shown success. I have been doing 1.5mm 1x week and the skin is very scaly and flaky so I'm going to dial it down to 1.0mm once it clears up.

[@iamnoone78647]

@@mel1daa 0.6 or 1.5mm have results

[@tomshaji]

@@mel1daa flaky means it's working for you ,it's killing the old tissue skin to form new collagen boosted skin

[@luisr2965]

Does the micro needle shave the hair that you have ? You use it over your hair

[@ronaldcampbell5470]

Hello..great content! How often should you change the needles on a needle pen after use?

[@orangefox5121]

The cartridge is a single use - you throw it away after using it

[@kb2825]

@@orangefox5121 say what!???

[@orangefox5121]

@@kb2825 read again, and again, and again.got it ?

[@kb2825]

@@orangefox5121 say whatttttt

[@marshimeak1972]

What happens if I use 1.5 dermaroller 2x a week? (Only using the dermaroller)

[@hairliciously]

No known studies. Recommended at once a week at 1.5mm

[@petesantana7302]

Is that okay to use finasteride topical? Allergy to minoxidil

[@kiralyaron3122]

So now 0.6mm is better than 1.0mm derma pen for hair?

[@Random.Adventures.]

Hi are you usig 36 pins or 12 on your store site i only see product for 12 pins which is the best thanks

[@dh1474]

12

[@moisesferro]

Hey, what’s up? Please, help me! What is your suggestion to do microneedling sessions in areas of thin hair using a Dermaroller: - 1.5mm 192 needles? - 1.5mm 540 needles? - another option? Tks!!!! 🇧🇷

[@hairliciously]

i recommend 1.5mm 192 needles. the 540 has "needles" that are shaped like a triangle and will cause more trauma.

[@moisesferro]

@@hairliciously Thank you so much! I owe you one!!! Your work is excellent! Congratulations!

[@hairliciously]

Thanks!!

[@NarutoDreams1]

How much pressure are we supposed to used when using a derma pen ?

[@hairliciously]

I would do it enough to cause pinpoint bleeding. The more I look I to these studies, I'm leaning more towards it.

[@tuz345]

What do you think of the derminator 2 Vs dr. Pen?

[@devilsrejecthbb1]

That would be a good subject to cover Derek MPMD is a big advocate for the derminator.

[@tuz345]

Yeah I just picked up the derminator and I like it way more than the Dr. Pen. It feels a lot more powerful.

[@devilsrejecthbb1]

@@tuz345 Yeah it looks a lot more powerful too.Well have you used it enough too see better results than the Dr.Pen?

[@tuz345]

@@devilsrejecthbb1 I will let you know in a few months time.

[@jeffreym6816]

Hey Aaron, I thought you said on a previous clip to dermaneedle twice a week using 1.5mm

[@hairliciously]

Nope it's always been once a week

[@kayakiye9474]

Why not 0,6mm?

[@dh1474]

Dr Pen M8, any advice on speed setting? Thanks

[@alimp7118]

Does gauge/diameter size of needle matter. I was looking at buying a Dr. Pen and couldn't find a what size the needles were for A6 pen. They do mention that the M8 and A6S pens have a 0.18mm/34gauge needles though.

[@patrickbateman684]

Where did u get your hair transplant?????

[@hairliciously]

Motion Clinic in South Korea. You can get a free consultation via [e-mail]

[@deni040200]

Good video. Thanks for publishing it. But I'm confused by your statements on the depth of the epidermis, dermis, and hair follicle. Everything I have read consistently puts the hair bulb at 4 - 7 mm below the skin, with a depth of between 4 - 5 mm being average. This is from medical doctor input. Am I missing something here?

[@jamest4198]

There is variation in scalp thickness etc between individuals.

[@deni040200]

@@jamest4198 Indeed. Hence the aforementioned 4 - 7 mm range. I’ve seen that from multiple sources, the latest on the Donovan Medical site, a hair restoration MD out of Canada. It appears that needles don’t need to penetrate anywhere near that length to be effective. Thanks for your response.

[@deni040200]

@@jamest4198 This is brilliant! I’m curious where you got the quoted comments on the length of time it takes to heal. Also, I hope you’re a member of the Perfect Hair Health community that Rob English runs. Your science and data based observations are right in line with their forum. Thanks for this

[@jamest4198]

@@deni040200 Hey your welcome friend. I have removed the quotes because I intend to start my own channel someday and I don't want Mr hairliciously to steal all my ideas lol. To be honest I don't really like that guy for numerous reason I won't bother going into, but the main reason is because he heavily advocates 1.5m for micro-needling which in my opinion will decimate some peoples follicles, and that would be super devastating for anyone to experience. Is hairliciously going to compensate those viewers of his that damage their follicles who use needle lengths that are too long? TBO even if I had $1,000,000 I would not give it up for the sake of my hair, so compensation wouldn't even interest me anyway. I also have a problem with the frequency he recommends, which if you have read my quotes will understand that when it comes to micro-needling sometimes less is more, especially when it comes to skin healing and rejuvenation. Young people in particular are prone to acting hastily, and may tend to rush out and go nuts after watching these kind of youtube videos, and some of these people will undoubtedly end up with more hair loss as a result of coming on too strong with the micro-needling. Micro-needling as a hair loss treatment is still in it's infancy really, and although it definitely holds promise, the ideal treatment regime hasn't really been figured out yet. Therefore it is wise to take time and consider numerous factors and adopt a conservative approach. I believe there is enough info out there for us to use our intelligence to carefully and safely experiment with this if we adopt a conservative approach. Finally to answer your question, I discovered those quotes from various internet sites and also from micro-needling videos on youtube (micro-needling videos made by females for general skin treatment). The bottom line is this; I would recommend everyone interested in micro-needling to start with 0.5m perhaps once every 4-6 weeks. Just try it out for 2 sessions (so if one was doing it once a month just try it out for two months with a once monthly session). If no results were found, rather than increasing the needle length maybe one could try increasing the frequency, rather than needle length. Also there are hygiene factors that need to be considered, for example it is HIGHLY advisable to refrain from heavy exercise for at least 3 days following micro-needling, because sweat can interfere with wound healing and also induce bacteria build up etc. I am not currently active in any hair loss communities right now, but i'll keep your recommendation in mind, it's always good to share info and compare notes (and stories) with others. Have you tried micro-needling yet and how have you found it personally? Any results, or did it hurt? Here is another quote that may not be completely relevant to us but is interesting nevertheless; “Aesthetician here....I am assuming you are using a 36 pin tip as you are doing CIT. Also, I think it is extremely dangerous to teach people to needle until they bleed. When you are needling, you are causing an inflammatory response. So whatever you are needling into the channels gets treated as a pathogenic invader and becomes worthless if you are bleeding because the body is trying to heal the injury. A 36 needle is for Collagen Induction Therapies where a 12 pin or 9 pin is for scarring. Collagen builds in the skin at only a .50 depth. I feel unless you are needling for Hypertrophic scarring or things like Acne Scarring or Stretchmarks, there is not really any need to go higher than 1.0mm. It is frequency and companion treatments that will be of a benefit. Not deeper needling which can cause things like Collagen Noduling which has to be removed by a Doctor and injections to break up the Collagen. Please be safe with this at home. I just wish this video was teaching a viewer to be much more sanitary to when needling. Viewers are much more aggressive and this video can be very dangerous when it comes to a novice needler or someone who is not a professional. I know this video was made out of love, but there is so much more that can go wrong....and P.S. Beauty is NOT about how much pain you can tolerate. Needling incorrectly can actually cause a person to look aged”.

[@deni040200]

@@jamest4198 Thanks dude. As for myself... microneedling every two weeks (was every week but dialed that back), with 12 pin Dr.Pen, only on hairline, at 1.5 mm (which I may reduce to 1.0 now). I don't micro until blood is present... redness yes. After ~ 9 months definitely new hair visible. Not a super lot, but definitely noticeable. Hope to see you on PerfectHairHealth. You'd be an important voice. Peace :)

[@koke3yaya]

Hey do you know if minoxidil is toxic for cats? I've read cases where tiny amounts on a pillow killed cats, but also saw a study where they used minox on a cat with a bald patch and it regrew its hair lol. Please let me know, that's the only reason i havent started minox yet!

[@davids5738]

I actually used Minoxidil for a little while I had my cat and didn't know of the potential toxicity to them. She slept on my pillow too, but I don't think it effected her. I had no clue at the time. I stopped with Minoxidil for a few years but when I started again I learned of the potential danger and stopped immediately(while sanitizing anything and everything my head may have come into contact with). Unfortunately I had to put my cat down this past fall(not related to anything about Minoxidil), but I did use Minoxidil again while I still had her. I just made sure to wash my hair/scalp thoroughly before I went to bed. So, it can still be used in conjunction with having a cat but my advice would be wash your hair/scalp thoroughly before placing your head on anything your cat may lay on. Better safe than sorry.

[@TheMMAlegria]

I found that when I was rolling I could use a 1.00mm but now that I am using the Dr. Pen, it hurts and I can only handle .50mm but I don't have have much hair and my hair is thin so it's directly on my scalp which is also thin skin. I want to increase the length but I am afraid of the pain.

[@hairliciously]

You can apply a topical anesthetic like lidocaine

[@hrxhrx6211]

1,5mm too painful 🙄

[@p51mustang24]

Apparently rollers do not penetrate to the full needle depth, so a 1.5mm roller and .75mm pen may be going to the same depth.

[@bkm1977]

hi! how long after a hair transplant can I start microneedling?

[@30minutesLess]

Why would you if you had a hair transplant

[@yassingurhan6204]

Would pairing collagen supplements with my dht blockers and derma rolling device make a aiginificant difference in growth ?

[@andrewyoung7692]

But how many pins should I use? the 16 or 38?

[@josephwestphal292]

Is it better to bleed after dermarollering or not?

[@hairliciously]

Bleeding appears to be better than erythema as it indicates a deeper wounding was done

[@josephwestphal292]

Thank you for your reply and your good content 😘

[@Habeev07]

Do you clean the pinpoint bleeding immediately after you microneedle or leave the scalp with the blood for a day then clean? I'm not sure what to do. Thanks

[@LauraHiggins77]

How do I ask you a separate question?

[@amphotech3969]

What should be needle number 192 or 540 ????

[@Robiruu]

If it says ".25" whatever the cartridge is, is the length still adjustable???

[@akantares_]

Yes 0.25 is the needle width. You adjust the depth on the pen

[@Robiruu]

@@akantares_ ahhh I see 😅😂😂

[@rob8795]

What happens if you do microneedling on your scalp and use rogaine foam on the same day of treatment?

[@ETin6666]

The rogaine might go systemic. So you're basically feeding your whole body rogaine instead of only your scalp.

[@jeffgreen2194]

I like how majority of these research doctors are Persians.

[@kilawaz786]

I’ve been micro needling have a question about oils - I usually do it with a pen and use 1mm starts to bleed - I use rosemary oil and when I put it I can feel like the scalp moving - is that normal or should I change it ? Also I’m considering to use onion juice after micro needling and and twice a day - because my year experience with onion juice - It thickened my existing hair - and it stopped the hair falling about 70% regrew 25% for my thinning hair. It’s like a glue effect it holds the strands so they don’t break - just wanted to know if there is anything else I can use that you can recommend ?

[@nomars4827]

Do you use rosemary oil solely or you mix it with something?

[@meowman6479]

website no longer sell it???

[@denelektrieker6851]

Ok, time to swap to 1mm max on the dermapen with pinpoint bleeding as a result, once a week.

[@GarlandFarms]

update?

[@denelektrieker6851]

@@GarlandFarms I regained hair. Front. At the crown a massive gain, but i do believe it's the scalp massage every day that is bearing fruit. Overall hard to say the difference between the needle lengths..

[@cowneloalvaroids2387]

Is 0.75 derma roller effective for hairgrowth?

[@nxet2669]

If I microneedle between 1.5 or 2.5 should I do it once a week or once every two weeks?

[@hairliciously]

once a week is recommended

[@nxet2669]

@@hairliciously thank you

[@Yukon-Jack-Outfitters]

So are the hairs that grow from micro needling permanent?

[@crow_g1639]

Hair will fall out due to the microneedling spots you are going thru its normal because its called shedding but i heard they grow back when you got used to microneedling or if you stop

[@david029014]

What shampoo did u recommend I could not hear it clearly. I currently use minoxidil, do you think that's good too?

[@david029014]

@@bowserjr.8779 ok, I picked it up, what conditioner is good?

[@TheSkyChimp]

Which needle count is best? 12 needle or the one in the 30s?

[@saralakatos1360]

12

[@encrypted983]

I think my scalp is a stone, I have tried 2mm microneedling pen (TBPHP P20 dermapen) but nothing happened no redness! I feel nothing! What am I doing wrong?

[@nomars4827]

Seems like that. You have extremely thick skin.

[@zeethree]

How many pins should I use with Dr. Pen? The more pins the smaller they seem to be.

[@1sad_latvianboi707]

Go with 12. I've tried 12 and thought swapping then to 36 needles to reduce time but with 36 I have to be very careful and only go one direction as it rips my hair out :/

[@janseyfarth9489]

I get pinpoint bleeding from 0.75 using the technique of different directions for around 4 seconds. is anyone else the same? I don't go any higher in depth due to this. I've saw some people on reddit get crazy bleeding but don't damage the follicles guys

[@mariorad529]

Do you have any updates, dude? I just used a dermapen for the first time yesterday and put it on 1.5mm as recommended and the highest rpm. Immediately started bleeding after two seconds so reduced the length to 0.5mm for the rest of the scalp.

[@janseyfarth9489]

@@mariorad529 Yeah, i have noticed some a small amount of regrowth and no shedding. Its definitely better to listen to your body and go with the length that gives tiny pinprick bleeding

[@crow_g1639]

I go 1.5 and max 1.7m and bleed at pinpoints but it does the work slowly

[@chrisk1489]

@@janseyfarth9489 Did you grow thick hairs or peachfuzz?

[@dhm74]

You covered it after I commented. Sorry 😂❤

[@SEIMYUNGVACTRONCOLTD]

Hi, do you know any affordable places for PRP in Korea? Especially in 동탄 or suwon area? Gannam is also ok. Thanks a lot.

[@santiagoponce3528]

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[@marcusvizcarra1917]

Can we get a top 5 shampoos

[@timothy790110]

is there initial shedding with microneedling?

[@hairliciously]

Some people experience shedding

[@timothy790110]

@@hairliciously ok, cheers. Ive got The derminator 2 right here on the table , keep puttning off using it..

[@im.genesis]

@@timothy790110 go for it man you got this

[@TheRealJohnnyL]

@@OhgodImtoosexy Is that a paid statement. The Derminator 2 works great and lighter/easier to use. Most people aren't traveling with it. So your statement makes zero sense.

[@rd812]

1.25 mm at the most. Anything deeper hurts like hell.

[@crow_g1639]

I go 1.5 and max at 1.7 i have a stubprn spot but slowly growing hair

[@chrisk1489]

@@crow_g1639 Do you get bleeding or just the redness?

[@jcerra84]

ive done 2mm and still dont bleed

[@rowdyruffbrick123]

Is it alright to use numbing cream when micro needling? Hurts like a bitch for me lol

[@hairliciously]

Yup. Wait about 15 min after

[@rowdyruffbrick123]

@@hairliciously awesome thanks!

[@encrypted983]

@@OhgodImtoosexy I use 2mm I feel nothing 🧐 what am I doing wrong?

[@jaysoreal9292]

I tried using 1.5 but I was bleeding idk if that's normal I heard u shouldn't bleed

[@maximus2275]

2:47 bleeding acceptable

[@KennyLauderdale]

I couldn’t do it lol

[@Fab619carttleer]

It doesn’t work

[@taoufikabdelali2166]

42 pick or 36 pick!

[@Cartman5101]

12

[@hairliciously]

12 on existing areas, 36 on bald areas

[@hairliciously]

11 or 16 is fine I think. Not much of a huge difference

[@jkjk12687]

Please get to your point. Geez.

[@Grind2Excellence]

Theory: high frequency micro-needling may produce better results than 1x a week. I’m going to try 3-4x week 1.5mm. Edit: Maybe I will lower it to 1mm

[@peteb7992]

Of all the god forsaken places of research!? Iran?!!! Its like asking john Candy “God Bless”, to explain Cold Fusion or Bit Coin

[@hairliciously]

😂😂😂

[@Raggyham]

Bigot

[@alidaud258]

Don't listen to hairloss youtubers, they wont help you at all, and bleeding will cause irreversable samage to your skin (bad skin = no hair anyways, so yeah dont listen to this guy when he says make your scalp bleed). You just need to do it as genlty as possible even that can irritate your skin so be careful using a dermaroller I dont recommend it but yeah.

[@ex0gen]

@ HAIRLICIOUSLY