STOP BALDING! - Dermaroller 3 Month Test and Tutorial

[@tambott5893]

Hey Scott, Was wondering how your progress has been since starting this treatment? Also, about how many times per week or day do you use the dermaroller? Not sure what the frequency of usage should be... Thanks, Tamir

[@scottnali]

Hi Tamir, if you just go ahead and click on my channel icon right beside my name scott nali then it will load all the videos including the 9 month and 1 year progress videos. Also on this video at the 6:05 mark I mention that I do the derma roller once a week and then go on to describe what I do daily. Hope that helps!

[@cr83d]

@@scottnali Would you consider adding the steps and frequency and products to the video description? Thanks!

[@scottnali]

Done

[@scottnali]

i am using the Hairmetto to help with DHT and the derma roller to help with circulation and delivery of the Hairmetto into the skin. So I believe the derma roller would help a bit, specifically circulation but not with DHT.

[@kautilya21]

Have you ever considered topical fin? It’s better than palmetto or any other BS natural stuff.

[@rockeyrocket1224]

I find it amazing that we can put a man on the moon, and cure disease etc but can not figure out how to grow head hair for some reason.

[@scottnali]

Amen

[@1Andronicus1]

@@scottnali am sure they already found the cure but do not want to tell us... why end your income by curing your patient? just treat the symptoms and you ll keep your patient

[@nlmarq]

Exactly!!!

[@xavdest5481]

@@1Andronicus1 you could charge a lot more for an absolute cure. Like butt loads more. More than all the other treatments over your life time would cost. The exact same people would buy the cure who were doing everything to fight hairloss. They haven't found a cute. I look forward to when they do though!

[@breakdancerQ]

It's a different problem but not an easier one. You're basically trying to reverse something that happens naturally.

[@SILVERSPADES]

Most genuine guy on this topic yet

[@supriyakollabathula8633]

Actually

[@aswathikrishna832]

Exactly

[@mswsonu]

yea cuz he is not getting paid by any brand

[@dougbauer891]

Finally a video that is unbiased and not sponsored by a product! Thank you very much!

[@festnotfirst]

Very honest walk through, not raising people’s hopes unnecessarily. Thanks man.

[@TheShubham33]

Finally found one video with genuine proofs, no minoxidil and just process explanation with good results. Thanks man

[@scottnali]

you bet 👍

[@oreowithurea5018]

"Why are you balding? Stop balding" My head: *Instantly starts growing thick black hair*

[@abhisheks3283]

But you were a blonde before😜

[@JeffCaplan313]

More like thick back hair.

[@royalpancakes7807]

@@abhisheks3283 does that actually happen?

[@judahnmatsaba7126]

First guy to follow up a clean before and after video, especially not selling anything big up!

[@dfygoh3215]

been doing your procedure exactly your way for 13 months , have seen results , at 4 months is when i seen first results , Thanks a million

[@youssefelassfouri9659]

hey man , did you take any pictures ?

[@dfygoh3215]

@@youssefelassfouri9659 yes i did

[@youssefelassfouri9659]

@@dfygoh3215 could we speak on facebook perhapes ?

[@dfygoh3215]

@@youssefelassfouri9659 maybe e-mail first [e-mail]

[@youssefelassfouri9659]

@@dfygoh3215 hey man , thank you , i just sent you an e-mail

[@mybrownskinbarbie8327]

Straight to the point with real results, thank you for this video! I hope you’re doing well

[@scottnali]

Thanks, good health to you my friend!

[@habazlambazazathe6th989]

I want to grow my hair back so I can take you on a date my brown skin barbie

[@obaldorodsucamen9502]

@@scottnali es bueno el saw palmeto ??

[@Nevereverlose1]

U fine

[@faysalhassanhassan8462]

U really are very honest guy one of the reasons I watch u

[@MoppieDun]

The most realistic info and most real live progress..

[@jacksvocals]

Instant sub, refreshing approach to videos on the topic. No posturing or questionable before/after shots, just all angles honesty. Keep up the good work man

[@scottnali]

Thanks for the vote of confidence, it helps : )

[@MRJUGGERNAUTSILLz]

Damn thats a good amount of growth! Nice

[@ridwanhassan7802]

scott nali how can i get please ??

[@scottnali]

You can get it on Amazon or hairmetto.com

[@willtorres7250]

I agree, very honest.

[@loungejay8555]

The opening three seconds are gold.

[@suzu]

I am really facinated with dermaroller. Just found out about it and received mine today. Now I am watching video tutorials and it's amazing for what kind of stuff people are using it.

[@mohamadtamimi3020]

This man should have millions of views absolute legend

[@ehmo8706]

Mohamad Tamimi he does have millions of views lol

[@katolee6070]

Im not bald but i watch these kind of vids just to learn in case i get bald when im older... i just love your vid.. plainsimple and honest with result... keep on going and i hope you get what you want...

[@scottnali]

Thanks for the nice comment Kato.

[@bluebirdrage]

oh Brando!

[@SkyWayMan90]

I am starting this exact routine (plus minoxidil) today! I will edit this post in 6-8 months with my results. Please upvote so all can see! EDIT: 9-month update. I have been dermarolling once a week and using minoxidil twice a day for 9 months. I also started taking 1mg finasteride once a day around 1 month ago. I am very fortunate to report significant hair regrowth with no side effects (thus far). I will update again in another 6 months. Just a side note: everybody (myself included) seems to overwhelmingly focus on potential negative side effects, but neglects the massive boost of confidence that comes from successful hair regrowth. Don’t let fear cloud your decision-making. EDIT: 3-year update. It has all grown back plus interest. Zero sides. In my situation, it was worth it. Best of luck to everyone facing a similar situation.

[@unknownuser1762]

Updated results please...

[@walletphonekeys]

Where did u get the finesteride

[@SkyWayMan90]

@@walletphonekeys prescription from my dermatologist

[@Chinothebambino]

How bald were you compared to the guy in this video? How's it looking now?

[@yevheniirohachov8565]

@Black Crow oh common, he told you not to focus on potential negative side effects.

[@TheAdam212121]

I started doing this before anyone as far as I knew, said it was a method for hair regrowth. A thought came to my mind one day, " If I cause minor irritation to the surface of skin, as a rule of how the body functions, the body must start repairing itself. If the body starts repairing itself, it must send vital repair elements into the site of repair, including a increase in blood circulation in this particular area." I got tired of feeling like a victim of numerous BS advice, so I started thinking for myself and not listening to the so-called experts. Before the micro needling combs came out, I was using a sanitized sewing needle. Micro needling definitely does work, but you have to be very patient as you won't see progress until about 6 months. I'm 1 1/2 years into consistent microneedling-2--3 times per week. I don't use any shelf-hair soaps nor bar soaps on my scalp. I discovered that they were part of the problem of clogging not only my pores on my scalp but also all over my body. I only use Ajax 100% antibacterial dish soap to wash my scalp and body with now. As an added measure while on days that I have more time, I also pour rubbing alcohol onto my cleaned scalp and then use the micro needling technique to work the solution into the pores of the scalp to help dissolve things that clog the hair follicle. After 1 1/2 years I reopened closed hair follicles and have had a lot of hair growth. I'm on pace at this rate, to experience near full coverage of my scalp again at the top part of the crown. As a rule of thumb, I use the micro needle on every area of my scalp just to prevent extra work later on from unexpected areas loosing hair. If you're consistent, you will gain a good return for the time and effort that you've invested. I recommend while anyone is waiting for their hair to grow back while using this method, to use hair-building-fibers to cover the bald spot. They work and you cannot tell them apart from one's own hair. My wife had taken a few photos outside in the light in a candid way while we were out on vacation up in the mountains. You cannot tell that the hair building fibers are fake. They blend into my hair seamlessly and hide the bald spot even in windy and rainy conditions.

[@hammertimez717]

You pour the alcohol on your head and then micro needle it while your head is wet with alcohol to work it into the scalp? Is that the "solution" that you're referring to?

[@Herbie11]

Oh man! I put Ajax scouring powder on my head! The one with bleach! Seriously. My reading haste was to blame. I did this for 6 weeks! Man! Did the alcohol burn. I am happy to report I have more hair, but I am now a bleach blonde. BTW, I'm African-American

[@CaliforniaCarpenter7]

Scott, thank you for this. I like how you got straight into the results instead of just making unsubstantiated claims like most. You ought to post affiliate links in the description; for my part I'd gladly buy the roller with your link so you could earn a commission. Either way, thanks for this!

[@cassieshi4046]

dear i am amazonseller we had sold this product ,and now is free for review ,if you intersting？

[@wcam7417]

@@cassieshi4046 I'm interested

[@batman1169]

@@wcam7417 crickets, where can i get is? all i see is .25 on amazon

[@TheKeshav92]

At your age, people say impossible to bring hair again but seeing your video, it's looks like miracle... awesome changes..😀😀

[@scottnali]

Yeah man! 🤙

[@davecirlclux]

Your intro can literally repeat in my head for a time span of infinity

[@scottnali]

Haha 😂 sorry, I don’t know if that’s a good thing or a bad thing...

[@mohamedamer8833]

Thanks for the video...the 'after' photo should be in the sun like the 'before' photo..so we can fairly judge...thanks . A lot of information in this video

[@msheehandub]

I started balding at 26. I was relieved as I just saved myself thousands on hair cuts and products. Never understood men who want thin, whispy hair and combover. Nothing scream insecurity louder.

[@LostJ]

What did you use to save it? And is your balding hereditary?

[@Tinoperet]

The most truthful account available online. Would love to see a year on year update. I wish like you i would have started sooner..would have kept so much more.

[@petrvales9869]

for those who in doubt it really works! I was losing my hair like crazy everytime I pulled my hair i had my hand full of it and became depressed not to mention the wash your hair time it was a pure nightmare... now after a few routines i completely stopped losing my hair not a single hair visible on my hand its looking also a lot healthier a thicker overall. This dermaroller thing is just damn underrated because people just dont believe it could actually really help them.

[@petrvales9869]

@@humanbeing8079 simply dermaroll any other helping substances except Vitamins B, C and D... I dermaroll once a week it usually lasts 20-30 mins each session. Its going to take at least a year to see some significant results around my fading hairline area.

[@jameshusentoff2953]

@@petrvales9869 do you use 0.5 mm is that enough? I’m worried if I do more That I’ll get scars

[@petrvales9869]

@@jameshusentoff2953 1.5mm its alright. Sometimes i get bloody on certain spots where i want to focus more on hair regrowth... My hairloss no longer bothers me... no more falling hair. Regrowth requires more time but its visible.

[@naturaljourney2431]

The intro is gold bro, good job.

[@scottnali]

Haha, thanks bro

[@bultronlagore4932]

Derrick from the “More plates more dates” KZbin channel uses a tool similar to a tattooing needle and said he got better results using it compared to the roller because with his tool the needle goes straight in and out of the scalp whereas the roller goes in/out at an angle. Also his scalp was bright red with light bleeding showing immediately after the procedure but the results he obtained from the method was very very good. Im not bald “yet” but I’m 42 years old and starting to notice signs of thinning along the front and accidentally came across these alternative methods to hair transplants on KZbin. The results are definitely apparent from this video as well as others so thank you for the info!

[@waveexistence3512]

Did he use a derma stamp? I just got one (for beard growth) and you can adjust it all the way to 3mm 😬 however, it is FAR less painful than the roller. Literally just used it so I can’t comment as to its efficacy.

[@69nites]

@@waveexistence3512 he uses the derminator 2. It's an electric device with adjustable depth similar to what is used in a clinic. The benefit of it over the stamp style is time savings.

[@waveexistence3512]

@@69nites thank you for the reply. I've noticed fairly decent growth over the past several months but i’d imagine it would be more if I had been using the derminator 2 because I'll get lazy with manually stamping over and over.

[@69nites]

@@waveexistence3512 yeah, to me it was worth it. I can get what would take me 15-20 minutes done in 2 minutes. The time it saves in my life is well worth the investment.

[@assainscreed1234]

You should look how Male pattern baldness and lack of blood circulation has do with gut bacteria and digestion. Fixing you’re microbiome with a high quality priobiotic will help return gut bacteria back to normal state. It will return hair back to growing stage and make hair thicker and improve blood flow to the head breaking down fibrosis in the scalp.

[@chancemirul]

Thank you so much for your guide of derma rolling the scalp.Im 20 and has been suffering hair loss on my crown area but i totally have no idea what causes it.Ive been trying this method for approximately 3 weeks with 1.5mm dermaroller and i can see new baby hair growing on my thinning area.Althought i still keep my hair long, I parted my hair just to get pictures of my scalp and i could see the baby hair growing on new area (bald area perhaps) and they are still tiny .So the key is patience.All I do is just dermaroll my hair every once a week without any ointment or other topical treatment afterwards. Wished that i could share my pics here but will update you guys after 3 months.

[@giorgos9133]

why 1,5mm and not 0,5?

[@Silverpump]

4 years later...was it good or not?

[@jamesrav]

I used to use derma-rollers + Minox, and it did seem to help a bit. But they would eventually break, and get caught in the hairs (yanking some out) and get dirty (never tried boiling water to clean, but that would mean boiling water). I stopped doing that when the last one broke, and went to just Retin A + minox. Very bad idea, lost anything gained in the interim. But the Indian study is just so encouraging, so I thought "do it myself". I taped a knitting needle to a mini screw-driver, and now have a single pin 'derma stamp'. Poke, poke, poke, for a couple minutes, and then Minox. Results have exceeded expectations. I think the increased depth from a straight-down insertion is the difference. Plus, since I'm hitting different areas each session, I can do this every day (derma-rolling would leave the entire vertex area sore, so really could not do it more than 2x or 3x a week). I can actually put the palm of my hand on the top of my head and not feel any bare scalp. I'm at about the 4 month point, so maybe no further results, but if I can maintain what has happened I'll be very happy.

[@scottnali]

Very innovative, thanks for sharing your method and results

[@maxcitytv352]

Impressive results for only using natural products, hope your success continues, please do more updates.

[@scottnali]

I’ll do my best, thanks for the encouragement!

[@danielerubado32]

Bald is beautiful with razor

[@maxcitytv352]

@@danielerubado32 Bald is beautiful if you don't mind being bald, but if you're balding & doing something effective to regrow your hair, i applaud the effort as well !

[@thedebatehitman]

Congrats on your success! I just noticed thinning on the corners of my forehead, and I’m glad to learn that I have natural, cost-effective methods that I can use *at home* to possible slow, stop, or even reverse the process of thinning/balding. I have to say, the before and after photos are really inspiring. My wife told me that she loves me no matter what happens to my hair, but I’m going to give this a shot (along with saw palmetto pills, Rogaine, Nizoral, and RU58841). I’m not going down without a fight. I hope that catching it as early as I did will play a role in helping, as well.

[@scottnali]

taking care of problems early is key, all the best my friend!

[@largepoodle6036]

Debate, care to share with us all of the side effects you dealt with after derma rolling with RU?

[@thedebatehitman]

@@largepoodle6036 I haven’t noticed any new growth, but the shedding seems to have stopped.

[@FizzyBoobele]

the most calming voice

[@peterthepersonalstylist]

Agree!!! 💖

[@Pj-zu3ow]

Man thanks a lot. I was rejected many times cuz of hairloss. U have saved many ppl like me.. 😪 I wil follow your steps n try it..

[@sandradavis4101]

Hi Scott, you good, I am first time viewer. I also have a Dermaroller Micro-needling 0.50. 192 micro -needling. Yes I agree it took some time to get used to this. First it was 1x a month, now worked up to 2x a month. And I am starting to see results. How thank you for shampoo, serums you showed. I’m not balding, but since I am in my 60’s looks like hair growing kinda slowed down, when I was younger it just grew, no worries. I guess everything slows down eventually. I am using Act&Acre “COLD PROCESSING STEM CELL SERUM” with the Derma-rollin. They work very well together. Anyway Good Luck Scott. Thank you ❤❤❤

[@kikkikkik5735]

Scott I really like the way you are presenting the steps. You are a professional and cover everything. Are you a teacher by a chance? Can we expect an update on the results?

[@scottnali]

Yes, if you view my channel you can see all the updates up to 2 years.

[@johnnykey00]

Hi, Your videos are quite educating and I wish to compliment you on this. I used your method as a starting point some 2 weeks ago since I was using a micro-needling pen for quite a while before. During these two weeks, I progressed a lot as I understood more in terms of moisture (humidity) and oiliness of the affected scalp area which are determining facts in hair restoration. Also about the oils you`ve chosen to work with, which according to my intuition are not formulated to work the way you apply them. Also, the producer would not know to formulate them in order to work with the micro needling roller you use. So, thanking you for your videos, I would advise you to postpone the application of the oil till no sooner than 12hours (since you do the oil treatment daily and you would not wish to stop doing this, meaning to stop the application of the topical oil the day you do micro-needling, which would be ideal). That would bring you more positive results on hair growth as the balance of the moisture/oiliness of the scalp would be better protected (I suffer from multiple possible causing a much slower, but more resistant to treatments form of alopecia: 1986 radioactive rain, 1988 hot water scalp burn with massive hair loss in about 1 to 2 weeks after - but it came back after some time, when I reached 25y having the Jean M. Jarre type of curled long hair up to 35y -, an unbalanced scalp - oily even after washing with dedicated shampoos -, an inflammatory process from a severe hyper-viral disease, cured now but with genetic and immune modifications as the antibodies that exist in the body may act in a similar way with the DHT arrest of the hair follicle`s nutrition - and probable androgenic alopecia but with no inheritance from ancestors, just from personal hormonal causes). I also formulated an oil (for the above causes) that would make possible to be applied in the morning after washing and to remain less noticeable (as if would be a foam that is 80% absorbed in the skin) and would seem like watery perspiration of the scalp during 24hours till the next washing time. I think this would have a powerful regenerating property for my hair and it is formulated to be beneficial with micro-needling. That`s why I deduced that in your case (you, micro needling and the oils compatible for your use) there is something not going as best as should be, and this is the timeframe in the relation: micro needling + oil application). Yours, John

[@jaycool9480]

I hear, that .25 microneedling is good for allowing topical growth oils for penetrating the scalp and cal be used every other day or every 2 days depending on if you can stand the pain, but .50 dermaroller is good for triggering better hair regrowth because it reaches the dermis where the bottom of the follicle sit but only needs to be used at best once a week or once every 3 weeks. Need to wait a couple of hours when using a .50 or longer needle. What length needle do you use? I just started using the natural hair growth oils last tuesday, and I started using the dermaroller (.25) on saturday, today is my 2nd time using the .25 along with the growth oils. I have another oil I use for after microneedling. Its been day 6 days (progress) since using the oils. Im not full george Jefferson but I have a crooked hairline and the crown is thin. They say for better results, using a long (.5 to 1mm) dermaroller once every 1-3 weeks and short (under .50) dermaroller. When I use the .25 dermaroller, I wait a cpl of minutes before putting the oils on my scalp. Which dermaroller is better useful (to reach the dermis) to use once every 1-3 weeks? A .50 to 1mm

[@vikramjeetsingh7540]

Best tip, "please be patient".

[@ogungou9]

Nice, that exactly what I wanted, a good and precise tutorial with the dermaroller from someone for whom it worked very well! I just received my dermaroller this afternoon. (thumb up!)

[@falaksher9483]

Practically genuine review on this topic, love you man for sharing with hopeless people like me.thanks

[@scottnali]

I appreciate that!

[@judahnmatsaba7126]

Please upload more videos with later progress, we appreciate your sincerity 👌

[@scottnali]

Thanks friend!

[@mrsdcottam]

+1.. would be great to see another 3 month update.. great video

[@scottnali]

Watch for it this week. Make sure you are subscribed and signed into notifications to get the alert.

[@locvu6185]

Awesome! Love the before and after picks! Thank you for such a thorough review. Congrats on your hair growth!

[@Apryl6669]

This video was EVERYTHING!!!!

[@deedolan399]

Best video I've seen about derma rolling. Thank you

[@Ans111-v9r]

Hello, Scott! I am so happy for you! Your results are absolutely amazing! Thank you so very much for your tutorial! I have a question...I have a family member who is in his early 20s and starting to have hair issues. It breaks my heart...and I would like to help him with this. Would you be so kind to share where exactly you have purchased those products? I would be very thankful for that information!! There are so many imitation products out there that don't do anything! Therefore, knowing where you purchased those products is of much importance. I thank you very much in advance for any information you can provide. Thank you so very much! All the very best!

[@briannamccullough5423]

Ended up here by accident, but it's nice to see that eventually guys will have a "routine" as involved as most women's skincare routine : P

[@bronzantilium7699]

Close but I think you ladies will always have us beat in that department lol

[@geryw4836]

Because scraping a razor across your cheecks, chin and throat every day doesn't count? :-p

[@briannamccullough5423]

@@geryw4836 My guy doesn't, many guys don't and by the looks of it, you currently don't either. MANYYY girls shave their legs, underarms, face(it's a thing to do daily! crazy!) arms and bellies daily then they apply the creams. 12 step K beauty sounds dramatic to men, but I've met women who say that that's simplified. Then you add makeup and two feet of hair detangling. Nah I don't think it's equivalent. I'm minimalistic. Don't wear makeup or style my hair, haven't felt the urge to buy new clothes in years, but it still takes me an hour to get ready.

[@CanariasCanariass]

@@briannamccullough5423 Haha true, I feel a bit weird doing all this microneedling and adding substances on my head etc. I just wish there was a real cure to this.

[@briannamccullough5423]

@@CanariasCanariass Eventually there will be. Until then most women won't judge you and I think it's a great way for men to open their eyes and not judge women for the vanity that both sexes share

[@CrimsonCypher]

You may recieve better results switching to a 1mm, possibly 1.5mm is the absolute most you should go, but Collagen restoration begins at 1mm minimum

[@rarazjewel6952]

Add inversion (hanging by your feet, knees or placing two chairs a foot apart to shoulder stand with head dangling in the center) as well as scalp massaging to your routine. Mix emu oil, black seed oil, castor oil, avocado oil, with peppermint oil, & a pinch of cayenne -massage a max of 30 minutes while upside down at least 3x a week, rinse hair afterwards. Beginners work your way up from 5 min increments a day. Your welcome😉

[@hammertimez717]

This seems crazy, where did you hear about inversion and also that cocktail of oils? Is there a video on this?

[@largepoodle6036]

@@hammertimez717 the oils and derma rolling work better than min/fin. But there are other oils than what he mentioned that are better for this. But yeah, handstands or hanging upside down for a few minutes does indeed bring bloodflow to the scalp as well.

[@hammertimez717]

@@largepoodle6036 Interesting, that makes sense. I thought he was yankin ma chain. Have you seen results yourself or from others in actually growing hair back, or just slowing the loss using this method?

[@Herbie11]

And the outcome is still BALD!

[@DustyPearl-13]

Great job Scott! I recently noticed some hair thining, went ahead and shaved all...The hairs that show nor are stong, but scarce....So, I just order a kit of .25 roller + 5% minoxidil....I will start this and, if I see results, I will upgrade to a high quality dermanpen to increase my chances to see consistent results. Thanks for sharing this tutorial with us...I of cpurse subbed & liked!

[@vetrocide12]

Amazing results, thank you for taking the time to make such an informative video. Relieved to have an option other than minox 👍🏾

[@scottnali]

My pleasure!

[@upml8328]

Use the isolated needles, works better and doesn’t hurt your scalp as the one you’re using...

[@raulvillar6465]

This is legit! You'll grow your hair, thicker and fuller after an eon of time!

[@scottnali]

yeah I know 😂

[@rajatsharma-sf1oi]

Great job Scott You atleast proved it definitely works I hope you keep on making videos Anyhow 1 might like to add that even if you stop gaining results you should still keep dermarolling and instead on go with larger lengths 1 mm 1.5 mm even 2 mm Just use alchohal swabs and 99% isopropyl alchohal for sterilization Your be fine and realli experience greater results peple have even done 2.5mm and experienced mind-blowing results

[@happybaak]

WOW perfect detailed information! You're good, no lots of talking just straight to the point. Winner!

[@scottnali]

thanks! glad you liked it 😄

[@dezzy1233]

Thanks for this video, I’m going to start dermarolling with easential oils only, no drugs or minoxidil. I think SMP would suit you a lot actually! You have a long/tall headshape and low bodyfat (in your face and cheeks), which generally often even looks good bald unlike a baby face. More facial hair and/or eyebrow hair growth would look even cooler when bald!

[@ADFRyo]

Which oils do you use?

[@dezzy1233]

@@ADFRyo peppermint oil and jbco

[@ADFRyo]

@@dezzy1233 thanks, i’ll buy that too! Do you apply it immediately after dermarolling? Or do you wait a day?

[@celsothedevil]

I tell you, Today in the world, The only working thing against baldness: 3 things combined: Finasteride + Dermaroller + Minoxidil 5%. thats it. After that, if you find necessery, you can thick the new born hair by using vitamins for hair and Coconut oil on scalp. Also, laser light hats helps stimulate the hair bulb in some cases but nothing too much, but still something, that one only if you want every single percentage of possible help. PRP is proven to dont have results alone, but combined can also have some boost as well. Thats it! dont believe other BS, that is the only way today, but some companies specially on japan are working hard on hair growth. Companies like Shiseido and others. So ill keep you posted if we got anything new.

[@mariacorazonmariano2716]

Is it ok to take finasteride + biotin supplements each day?

[@bartbollen8166]

@@mariacorazonmariano2716 yeah no probs

[@oscarslamovich7326]

Aceite de menta lo mejor

[@thedamned4658]

Thank you, finally someone who’s giving real info, not some loud ass shooting their mouth off on something they know nothing about, try adding GHK-Cu

[@Jon-es-i6o]

This is for the external treatment of hair loss. It’s worth considering the internal treatment for hair loss. Such as foods high in Omega-3, and Zinc (Chelate), Shellfish, Nutritional Yeast, Cruciferous Vegetables, plus 7-8 hrs sleep per day, and regular (walks) low stress exercise. Will reduce the hormone DHT, responsible for hair loss.

[@framebyframegames]

Started Week 1 of this tonight. Thanks for the help, Scott. If I don't see reversal in a year I'm going to be the shaved head + beard guy and nobody can stop me

[@scottnali]

That was exactly my philosophy too!

[@miniMasud]

Hi what's the update about your Derma rolling?

[@govindaramana.n.586]

What if beard also not grown?

[@Herbie11]

How's that beard?

[@framebyframegames]

I have staved off the hair loss, but havent seen regrowth. In a holding pattern. @@Herbie11

[@moodcatching]

Thanks for the video :) I have been recently fighting my hair loss (26 years old and norwood 1-2 - only really receeding on the temples so far). I have started changes with my hair regimen as follows: -Stopped washing my hair everyday with shampoo full of bad ingredients (sulfates etc.) -But cold showers every day without any shampoo except on monday and thursday (sometimes friday) where I use a keto shampoo without bad ingredients -Using minoxidil foam and gently massaging it in twice a day (though I feel like I'm still losing too much hair while doing the process. Usually I'll lose 20-30 hairs on this alone). I have only been applying it to the crown and especially the temples and one spot in the back of my head. -Dermarolling with 0.25mm every 2-3 days and then gently massaging the scalp with a beard oil that I had still at home (it's a blend of argan oil, flower seed oil, and generally good ingredients) What I have noticed so far is, that my scalp has immensely decreased in itching and improved in overall health condition (finally feels like there is correct blood circulation). But unfortuantely I have also noticed drastically increased shedding just within the FIRST week of all these changes. So I have some questions, that maybe you or someone else with experience could answer: 1) Is this regimen good or should I switch anything? 2) Is the shedding a good sign, or also a sign that I might not be handling anything well? 3) Also should I stop applying it to my whole crown to save some minoxidil and also don't ruin any hair that was "still good"? 4) When I'm doing my morning routine with minoxidil foam, when exactly should I add the dermarolling? So far I have been showering, then applying foam on slightly wet hair and scalp, then waiting 15 minutes, then dermarolling for 5-10 minutes, then applying oil and wait before I style (note: I don't have any exfoliating or other substances yet) Sorry for the long post, hope to get some help on this matter :)

[@scottnali]

In answer to questiones 1 and 4 I would recommend looking at this scientific study on derma rolling and minoxidil. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3746236/ In the study patients only did derma rolling once a week and on that day they did not use minoxidil, they were instructed to wait 24 hours before applying it. The reason is that derma rolling boosts collagen production but minoxidil is known to reduce collogen, so it is counterproductive to apply it right after derma rolling. Instead you could use a good plant oil because they also boost collagen and promote healing. I have been using the Hairmetto line because it has pumpkin seed oil, castor oil = collagen. Also saw palmetto = reduces DHT buildup, and rosemary, cedarwood, lavendar = antibacterial. As for questions 2 and 3 I have no personal experience with minoxidil. I used to take finasteride for years but experienced side effects and wanted to get off dependence on synthetic solutions. I now rely on natural methods only.

[@stevetilbrook3402]

l bought a Tesla brush ($275).. its a micro electrical stimulator .. google it and read how it works.. l do that with micro needling.. you may want to get a DHT blocker as well..

[@erth2ingrid]

@@stevetilbrook3402 hey Steve. That TeslaBrush is a bit pricey. Do you feel as though the brush has helped ?

[@stevetilbrook3402]

@@erth2ingrid l just started it about 7 weeks ago now and l'm seeing thicker hair.. l'm using the derma roller too.. lts still a bit to early to tell you anything startling.

[@moodcatching]

Wanted to post a little update to the situation: 4 weeks into treatment (Regaine and derma-rolling) I have noticed that the itching in the scalp (especially the temples) has completely gone. My scalp feels healthy with no dandruff or any complications and I am realyl relieved that it is that way. My hairline has started to look like a mess, because only after using for about 1-2 weeks the shedding of old hair has started immediately. Before I would run through my hair with my hands and had no hair come out, now if I even run my hand through my hair, I will lose about 10 hair. Same with every application of minoxidil ghently massaging in, I will now lose 10-30 hairs on this alone. Same with going into the shower, I will now see 50-100 hairs where I back then only found like 10. It really hurts to see your full and healthy head of hair getting thinner and thinner by day and I hav been doubting the method from time to time, asking myself if I will ever see the original state of my hair (how it was before treatment), at all. But I have come to the conclusion that I will just keep a positive attitude towards it. Plus, now that I have seen my hair receeding even more, I don't quite find it so bad anymore. I think I could just live with being bald, if nothing helped and would still feel good abut myself. What Iam really arguing inside my head is: Should I apply minoxidil to the whole crown or just the areas that are thinning extremely aka my temples (more over just my left temple). Anyone with experience got some nice words of encouragement or tips? :P

[@noctisx9809]

Ur voice is just satisfying

[@sp00f34]

that was a nice thing to say

[@remi7039]

Thanks for sharing this Scott. Just ordered a dermaroller online, so was looking for some advice on how to use it. May our scalp be full of hair in the future :)

[@scottnali]

you bet. the video has a tutorial on how to use it. not sure what other information you were looking for..

[@danielmeliet3997]

I've used a shower filter for years can def notice a huge difference in hair and skin highly recommended. Chlorine is huge in losing hair which is in tap water. Along with flouride and metals definitely not good for anything. Good luck thanks for sharing

[@austinduncan1280]

Raw Man Dan which one would you recommend. I live in Vegas... HARD water

[@JimKambing]

Great work Scott, and great results. I am working on my own head as well and am seeing good results so far. As you say, it is a maze and I am slowly navigating through all the various "scientifically validated" choices. My thought is that you must hit it in every way possible. Until now, I have been massaging my scalp and using coconut oil with a few drops of peppermint and rosemary oils. As of recently, I've started using the same wash recipe you mention. The wash has made a very noticeable difference. A clean and healthy scalp will definitely hasten the process. One thing you have not mentioned is diet. I believe that broccoli and green tea (and other foods, I am sure) help with the critical issues of DHT blocking and Prostaglandin 2. So I sip green tea in the evening and drink an odd brew of broccoli shake with pineapple and other assorted ingredients in the morning. I am looking forward to getting my new dermaroller later this week and seeing continued improvement. It takes work and it probably won't happen for people who are not both disciplined and patient.

[@scottnali]

Is everyone listening? Listen to what Davis says: WORK + DISCIPLINE + PATIENCE. You have to really want this if you want to do it drug-free, and you need these 3 things. Thanks also for the diet point, that is indeed part of this package and will be the topic of an upcoming video. Thanks again for sharing!

[@JimKambing]

@@scottnali Hi Scott. Quick update. I have added a few things to my regimen and changed a few, too. The dermaroller seems like an indispensable part of the program. I bought pumpkin seed oil and take a little every day and also sleep with it on my scalp using a shower cap whenever I can. Not terribly expensive and I noticed later that it is one of the 3 ingredients in Hair Metto. Also, and this is a bit odd even for me who is used to trying new things, I am drinking 1 tsp of diatomaceous earth regularly. It is said to be good for hair, skin, and nail health. Using bentonite clay masks on scalp sometimes as well. Fast and fabulous results, though I can not really pinpoint which items are contributing the most. I only know the entire process has speeded up significantly now. Thanks again.

[@scottnali]

Cool, you should video document the process.

[@craggerrs]

Very interesting- thanks for sharing

[@2Ryled]

You should try MSM powder to a morning smoothie, its supposed to lengthen the growing phase of hair.

[@kayephillips7256]

Also, low good gut bacteria leads to hairloss and low zinc too.

[@E10l]

kaye phillips I think you're right. But I don't think probiotics works even the ones with 25-50 billions . I think that anti fungals are important to fight candida in the gut.

[@Ike2042]

Great video, very informative with a good peer reviewed article. But you look so much better with just a shaved head. Just rock the shaved head look man

[@garypareja6899]

I am not sure this will be an interesting comment but here is my story. I could tell that I was losing my hair when I was 15 yrs old. It was extremely depressing. At 22 years I began wearing hairpieces, weaving and extensions. I did this for about 35 years with stressful times as well as highly satisfactory times. I looked great when I was young but as I got old, it began looking "wiggy". I ceased the use of wearing false hair and shaved the remainder of the hair I had. I still wish I had hair but the desire is not as strong as when I was young. A few years ago I used minoxidil. I followed the directions religiously for 11 months. It did nothing. Watching your vid, I am inclined to try the Dermaroller. Can anyone give me information as to whether or not there are good ones or bad one's ect.? Where can I get one? 5

[@joespinelli3604]

Hey! Sorry to hear all this, hope this helps. I just started using a dermaroller so can't speak on the effectiveness. However, from my research it seems a 1.5mm derma roller (just search for one on amazon with good reviews) combined with minoxidil has the best results on hair. Use minoxidil daily and roller 1-2 times a week. After rolling, wait 24 hours to apply minoxidil (not 100% sure on this one but it seems to be what a lot of people say to do). Be sure to clean and sanitize your derma roller after every use. Here's a helpful video on how to use dermaroller and minoxidil together: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJO9gpSDicikqsU&ab_channel=MATTDOMINANCE

[@ittybittyshoeshine]

You should try the 1.5 millimetre which has best results.

[@frankie7torres]

Keep uploading the progress!

[@jovianmanagement5170]

you should put amazon affiliate links in the description in which brand of roller you use id buy it to support ya

[@joanjasper58]

Please give us a update every month for 1 year , I am happy for u.😊

[@andrewfields8556]

You should link all the oil solutions (and even the derma roller) so that we could order them. You should even become an affiliate of these products. That way you can hopefully benefit financially off of your helping other people, thanks for sharing your info!

[@scottnali]

here’s the link in case you’re still wanting it myhairmetto.com/

[@simone7106]

I recently discovered iodine drops against hairloss. Works wonders as well as matriumbicarbonate shampoo (basically some salt/powder and water)

[@fairyqueen222]

How many iodine drops I assume it's jugolsche Lösung... Do you take daily? Look also into msm taking internslly and you can make a hair spray out of it. One spoon msm powder mixed with hot water in a spray bottle and than use cold

[@simone7106]

@@fairyqueen222 I only use one drop a day and one pill selenium That’s right lugols iodone UPDATE: I stopped because drops kalium jodide made me feel asleep during the day Still believe in iodine but I will switch to nascent iodine or kelp

[@im4485]

Keep going. It took me a solid year to see any results with my technique. This process can be very slow.

[@kiltmanm60]

Thank you for sharing this. This is a genuine and practicle demonstration.

[@scottnali]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jesusserrano4297]

4:13 Just by adding boiling water or alcohol you wont sterilize the dermarroler, you will only get to disinfect it and only with the alcohol if its diluted 70 % and with water only if you add enough water, not just a little soaking.

[@fairyqueen222]

Or spray h202 (hydrogenperoxide)

[@eddiezorro1]

Great and honest Video! I will try this starting this week. See what happens!

[@scottnali]

All the best!

[@SmethiousReborn]

I want to see in 12 months of this treatment I hope he follows through.

[@scottnali]

Already done, just hit the subscribe button and you can see after 5 months, 9 months and 12 months. Enjoy!

[@stewdapples267]

I hope he doesn’t follow through. Make sure you don’t fart when you need trap two in the first place

[@lore_wa]

Great video! Have you increased the length of the needles? I am just about to start microneedling, even though the recommended length is 1.5mm, I'm gonna start with just 1mm since I'm scared of causing some scarring.

[@Try2-Imagine]

WOW - It also repaired your vision and gave you a slight tan

[@Money_Enterprises]

You are Humanity's Hope. Thanks for the video.

[@scottnali]

Wow, thank you

[@riccardo50001]

Hey dude! I just used 1.5 needles on my bald spot and front balding area and marked my cell calendar to remind myself to do this once a week. I have a slight stinging now, but it's quite mild. I don't know if I want to do all those potions, but I'll keep you posted for results. Thanks Richard in San Francisco

[@jbgodsgirl5381]

Richard Fey hows it going? I’m reluctant to use potions too but want to Microneedle 1.5 tonight

[@riccardo50001]

@@jbgodsgirl5381 It's easy to forget and I'm going to add foam Monoxidil.

[@antoniamainokachamcha7520]

@@riccardo50001 how's the result now please tell

[@riccardo50001]

@@jbgodsgirl5381 I ordered a .5 needle but have not been consistent. Read another reply below. I'm going to try again and find setting an alarm on my phone helps remind me.

[@Inf7cted]

@@riccardo50001 Im doing 1.0 weekly or I wait until my scalp feels ready for another go! So sometimes ill wait 8-9 days and other times 7 days. I started this 2 months ago and I was reading to see results it can take up to 6 months. Im not fully bald, more or less trying to fill in the damn sides a bit and more volume to my hair and prevent further hair loss.

[@frarersee]

You’d still be a handsome guy without hair it looks like

[@lewismorris3348]

All well made mate, modest. And what I feel is honest, subscribed !

[@scottnali]

Thanks friend, keeping it real : )

[@Minemmm1212]

Very happy for regaining your hair back and found your videos, comparing with other's videos yours absolutely great.

[@scottnali]

Thank you so much!

[@AmrAbdelBadee]

Looks great... Congratulations on your results! How often did you have to apply dermarolling to your scalp?? Once a week or more or less??

[@scottnali]

At 0.5 ml I do once a week, higher numbers require more waiting time

[@Larry_Kabberga]

I noticed that in the study they used a 1.5mm derma rollers, it is nice to see that you are getting results just by using the 0.5mm, but wondering if you would see even better results with the 1.5. Perhaps length doesn't matter that much?? Great video, thanks so much for your contribution.

[@scottnali]

You got it Licenciado! It’s possible that one would see faster results with the 1.5 but my video is for home use. The 1.5 draws blood and is best done by a professional.

[@Larry_Kabberga]

@@scottnali Thanks for the reply. I started last week with minoxidil and DHT blocker shampoo. I am planning to do this for about 6 months, or until I see some noticeable results (whatever happens sooner). Then, the long term plan is to switch to a natural approach by totally discontinuing the use of minoxidil (even it has been only 1 week, I am noticing the side effects), and start using derma rollers along with oils and massages with the aim of not losing any hair.

[@allstar1234]

@@Larry_Kabberga what side effects?

[@Larry_Kabberga]

@@allstar1234 Palpitations and irregular heart beat, very scary. Sadly, I stopped using rogaine yesterday...not worth it. I will go 100% with the natural approach from now, derma rollers, oils and perhaps low laser...

[@allstar1234]

@@Larry_Kabberga which oils, I used rosemary, coconut etc seemsed to help a bit

[@alimay967]

Very good explanations! Thank you 😊

[@scottnali]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jamesanderson8923]

I have seen the studies and was mildly skeptical at first when I initially saw the condition of you hair overall, however, you can definitely see results! There are many other things you can be adding though. Keto, Caffeine, PRP, LLLT......etc. There are many studies proving that these can work as well. I am not so sure about stinging nettle and pumpkin seed oil though! Also why not focus on your donor hair as well, it has the best chance of being regrown and can be used for a hair transplant. I would be VERY interested in seeing an aggressive treatment regimen that excludes fina/mnx and a hair transplant that would lead to a moderately successful outcome. Tbh though I think you are wasting your time with these serums and lotions. GL!

[@scottnali]

Thanks for your thoughts James. It can definitely be a bit of a maze out there with so many options to try. As for me I’m going to stick with my regimen because it’s working. A transplant is an option of course but I would caution that if underlying problem is not fixed, that transplanted hair eventually falls out like the previous hair did.

[@2011Transformersdotm]

scott nali wrong, transplanted hair don’t fall out, they are resistant to any health issues causing hair loss. They are resistant to any hair loss, so you can’t be balding again. A full top of transplanted hair will still stay in your old ages like over 60.

[@NinjaWarriorDude416]

I heard 1.5mm rollers are the best because thats the depth to stimulate the hair follicle.

[@summer4659]

Watching as a female to grow my edges back, hoping for the best

[@matvei15]

Great video and personality. I wonder how much more success you'd see if you used a 1.5 mm roller like was used in the published studies.

[@scottnali]

Good question, that study didn’t try other sizes which would have been helpful. But recently studies have tried multiple sizes and guess what… 0.5 or 0.6 is most effective in those studies compared to longer needles

[@adamcenteno858]

Great video! All along I thought this derma roller was a flux.

[@TheDarknessDragon]

Why are you balding? Stop balding!!! - LMAO I am dead

[@Terrakol]

Hey Scott, use topical monixidil on top of derma roll because it does enhance the growth of hair if your skin resist on that chemical

[@shihabshafi1394]

Hey scott, We would be immensely happy if you put new videos on your hair after this many years🙂

[@scottnali]

do you mean besides this first video? because you can press the channel button (my face) and see all the updates, 1,2,3 years etc

[@Sativa989]

Such honesty down to earth talk amazing bro.

[@scottnali]

Glad you enjoyed it, all the best friend!

[@sedric72]

Subscribed!!!!!! Thank you!!! I will try this procedure....