THE BEST WAY TO MICRONEEDLE FOR MAXIMUM HAIR GROWTH!

[@pawan219gupta]

I started using the Reactivate serum from liiitlextra for the last month and totally switched from my previous serum for the last two months. It's been wonderfully. I simply use it one time daily with the spray pump that comes with the serum. It's really easy to apply, not oily, and no fragrance. The hair growth results are up till now so good, and it's just one month just and I will keep to apply it.

[@Mohit89singer]

I've already used up 2 bottles of reactiavate hair growth serum, and it has been giving me great results.

[@r4RudraPrakash]

I only apply reactivaate serum + coconioon shampoo, oil and conditioner. I am doing this regularly for the past four months. Hair fall is minimal now, and new hairs are also growing.

[@ublade82]

In this video I learned to go ahead and go ahead

[@wilspu5590]

You can go ahead and learn that 😬

[@Michael-gq9cd]

Nevertheless go ahead and go ahead

[@edwardzaleski7347]

I’m dying lol

[@leeolie3728]

@@edwardzaleski7347 Go ahead and laugh then

[@BlakersReacts]

I saw this comment before I watched the video and now that’s all I hear 😂

[@Antherlog]

Nice and informative video. Just one correction - Dr. Dhurat is a woman. She is my mother :)

[@sparkesman1980]

I have found that 36 needles tend to latch on to any exsisting hair that you have on your scalp, and pull it out. I recommend using 12 needles, 36 needles is fine if you have limited hair or hardly none.

[@antb3334]

Sparkesman just wet your hair first and part it ..

[@c_t_z_n]

Wrong

[@han436]

is 24 good ?

[@brianfenech10]

Yes I read that 12 needles is the best for hair growth / scalp I believe since it penetrates deeper.

[@Cartman5101]

Sparkesman true also the needles from 12 are stronger

[@Babalutu573]

yikes! you have such a high pain tolerance! BTW you skin is flawless and it's glowing, what's your skin routine, sharezy!!!!

[@freddymercury2259]

Not really, I didn't notice any bleeding or redness. Must be barely pressing it onto his skin.

[@guyincognito320]

Just did this for the first time, 1.0 and then kind of worked up to 1.5. Thoughts... - The pain is radically different depending on the area. Different parts of the scalp have different nerve density. The front is more sensitive than the back. The face is virtually pain free at 1.5. I wish the reverse were the case, but whatever. The beard area in particular is like getting a massage, it's nothing. - I do not have any bald areas, just diffuse. Anecdotes point to needling being more efficacious on diffuse hairloss due to 'wave propagation' as hairs kind of communicate with each other. - I do a bit more firm 'stamping' in the small areas of lowest density. The rest of the scalp, I try to 'mow the lawn' with a very steady hand and focus on sections. - Only certain parts of the scalp make you cringe a bit. The pain reaction is largely mental; the human mind can tune out self-immolation as we know, so there's that. - There's a touch and technique involved. I can tell I'll get my technique down to a science over the next couple weeks, for example knowing how to break down sections do it all evenly, and also to know how to put a little English on certain parts of the scalp based on the way I know those parts tend to feel. - For the most part I sat in front of a full length mirror with elbows resting. To get the back I used a hand mirror to see what I was doing. The best thing is to have a bathroom mirror with three panels, the lateral two opened to provide visual for the entire scalp. Glad I got this. I keep a buzz cut most of the time as it suits me well, and just want it to remain looking like a fashion buzz. This is a lot more intense than a dermaroller. You get the full penetration of the needles, whereas rollers allow you to pussyfoot around and not really get in there. And as we know, most rollers are just garbage, spikes on wheels which are mostly ineffective. It's very hard to find a good 1.5 roller that's both 192 count and is actual needles. And you'd spend about 150 every year on those things, so with this you spend hardly more and get a better, more precise instrument. I went with the A6, or whatever the more expensive one is (goes up to 18k rpm)

[@KrisD007]

That was a lot

[@matvei15]

@@KrisD007 And it was the most helpful and informative comment on here.

[@KrisD007]

@@matvei15 to you...

[@matvei15]

@@KrisD007 Are people not watching these videos and reading the comments to be informed?

[@KrisD007]

@@matvei15 lmao

[@nomo4u886]

Thanks man I don’t use drugs such as minoxidil for hair loss I just used it to help me get a decent beard. I’ll try this in hope of regrowing some temple hair I like to keep my hair buzzed short anyways.

[@superchampable]

Ive only mico needled my face 2 times with .25 and the hair patchyness/fullness of hairs has improved more in 1 month than I do in a years maturing.

[@CriscOnSmootH]

I noticed you answered the same question several times but missed some pretty important ones. First question, If you're doing it in a circular motion/dragging the pen, aren't you just damaging/tearing the skin the same way a dermaroller would? Would it not be better to stamp it as opposed to dragging it? Second question is, What to do after the microneedle session? Should I shower to wash any blood off or should I just let it dry and shower the next day? Should I apply anything or is it fine to just let it be? Any information you could provide would be greatly appreciated, Thank You!

[@WMPEXFBTLZYH]

These are my same questions too

[@devontaeotness1967]

From my understanding, since the needle is moving vertically in and out it the needle itself isn't actually dragging. Essentially the needle is "stamping " it, you just don't see it because the needle is inside the plastic

[@RainyAndy]

How often do you replace the needles?

[@andyduderox]

Same question. What to do when there is bleeding? Should I wash it or let it dry?

[@shanedaniel8954]

This vid was released two years ago. I’d really like to see OP’s hair now. I’d like to see how much progress he’s achieved. Maybe I’ll find this answer in another video

[@shannongdyer77]

I began using generic Rogaine in Feb 2019. I do have much new growth; however, my hairs are still fine. I’ve purchased a DermaPen today. I’m looking forward towards greater results. Thx for sharing. 👍🏽

[@thanhat1170]

Shannon Dyer cOuld u share 2 months results?Thank you so much

[@obaldorodsucamen9502]

Es para que nazca nuevo cabello???

[@uniproductions8037]

update 4 years later?

[@PinkeySuavo]

update?

[@THEOKX]

@@uniproductions8037 bro lost it all

[@carrolannethompson3947]

Sweat and sun are detrimental after each needeling treatment for up to 2days, or more if particularly sensitive. Also the inflammation created, IS the regenerative building effect. So applying an anti-inflammatory will defeat the purpose. Mention it only because many would apply something soothing right away. Women do this treatment to their faces, and decolatage areas. These are the skin warnings we get to beware of for obtaining the best results, that are stated to occur in 3-6mos. So happy for men to have an opportunity to resolve, what for women is an outright cosmetic disaster.

[@rmartin6914]

Thanks for the info! Do it's best to not apply anything after micro needling?

[@The_Voice_of_Reason_is_here]

I don't think circular motions should be used?

[@xavdest5481]

I don't mind being thin on my sides so long as I'm not balding, lots of work going into preventing balding and trying to regrow!

[@Slade69]

Shouldn't take more than 15 mins a day max.

[@permanentmarkingkid4529]

@@Slade69 how deep are you going every day?

[@Slade69]

@@permanentmarkingkid4529 Using 0.5 mm for now. Applying moderate pressure without drawing blood

[@GenkiSugiru]

Thanks for this very good, helpful video. Exactly what a newbie like me needs.

[@frametheory]

So how long should the session be? I guess go over the same areas 5 times?

[@tzutzescu]

The study was using microneedling once every 10 days, using Minoxidil 5% *twice* per day, but not right after needling

[@andyatmosphere]

I love soju bro! I worked in SK for 3 months in 2015.

[@casasose]

Soju is trash.

[@videosmomslike9716]

Your face is flawless

[@themetaldudespodcast8136]

How many needles are you using for your attachment? I see 12, 16 and 32. Is there any benefit to more needles for the head?

[@user-tz8pf4pd4q]

I think he opts for 16? Just got my Dr pen m8 the new one. Hurts a bit at 1.5 so first time I went with 1.0 . Not sure how long a session should be?

[@donnas8408]

Aren’t you causing scarring possible scarring of the tissue by doing a circular motion compared to stamping that’s what I run in plastic surgeon says?

[@kompakt4198]

I've been told by 2 different dermatologists that you have no idea what you're talking about. You're supposed to hold it 10 seconds in the same place and continue to the next place.

[@YaBetterCallBabu07]

May make sense to press it in and out of the scalp, instead of rolling it on the scalp, for the same reasons some people avoid dermaroller)

[@ixa9441]

Exactly , that’s what I thought to lol

[@YaBetterCallBabu07]

@@ixa9441 Now that I own one, i realize a flaw in what I said. I think its ok to roll a dermapen on thr scalp because the needles go in and out, so it won’t pull hairs like a dermaroller can

[@ixa9441]

@@YaBetterCallBabu07 ah I see , I just ordered one today hopefully it goes well inshallah for both of us

[@afzolaali]

Top video cousin 👍🏾

[@swannrunner]

Thanks for the video! I needled my scalp last night.. Didn't think about doing it in a circular motion though. Dr. Pen is a great device@

[@StoicBoyMario]

Are you still microneedling brother?

[@swannrunner]

@@StoicBoyMario Just the hair line and face about once a month. Red light therapy two-three times a week.

[@StoicBoyMario]

@@swannrunner Tnx for the response! Seen any improvement? I hoped ob liquid minoxidil as well..

[@swannrunner]

@@StoicBoyMario Minoxidil should sepeed things us, for sure. Yes, I've seen improvement. The key is to be consistent just like anything in life. Good luck!

[@TheEma76]

Hi, could I know the exact depth to use of the needles to have a good hair regrowth? Thank you

[@elportfolio7713]

Just use 0.25 for hair growth on your head or up until 0.5mm.

[@jonasjorgensen8759]

@@snatchinitback4635 saw a video siting a study showing better gains with 0.5mm over 1.5mm

[@tomshaji]

Just bought my new derma pen A6 , really excited ✌️🥰

[@zacharysouza5392]

Does anyone know if it's more effective to use a slower RPM? Does it matter? Or is it as effective as the fastest rpm?

[@dontbetreadin4777]

The faster the better in my opinion, Its less painful and faster

[@Aggressivecheeseman]

Just got this product, using this in combination with nutritional supplements like omega 3, vitamin d, e, c and pumpkin seed oil. Lets see how much of my hair line I can recover

[@chuckmoment]

lmk ur progress pls

[@Aggressivecheeseman]

@@chuckmoment its going terrible hair line is still receding but my hair is a lot thicker and stronger than before. Although the standard is to wait 3-4 month before see any results so we will see

[@jemand7488]

@@Aggressivecheeseman how is it going ?

[@Aggressivecheeseman]

God's Favorite havent been able to grow any new hairs, although i have been able to have thin hairs recover back to normal to the point where i wake up and i dont need to fix my hair

[@pierceholston6639]

What kind of numbing cream would you recommend for putting on your head? If so what is the procedure, could you give a step by step? Does anybody have any suggestions

[@biancat7761]

You can use topical lidocane. Apply a generous amount and place a plastic disposable shower cap on for 15 minutes until area in numb. Take off the cream really well with water, wipe area with alcohol and go to town. You need to work fast so you can do your whole head before numbing cream wears off

[@bobbyf3616]

i tried it and make my eyes full of tears

[@nazihhaddad9399]

Which of these two methods you guys think is better using dermapen? Stamping or tracing?

[@daniellui4876]

Hey, Could you make an updated video? I'm sure a lot of information and proof about derma pen appeared in the last 2 years.

[@AL-xx6sp]

Do you recommend using 12 needles with 1.5mm or 36 needles?

[@manuelmieres671]

Hello, Sr. I have a question, how many needles do the cartridges should have? Because I know that they come with 12 16 32 etc etc. What's the optimal amount for hair growth? Thanx!

[@kingachiever]

Thanks , just got my dermapen in the mail .

[@rmartin6914]

Have you notice any benefits?

[@kingachiever]

@@rmartin6914 yeah I didn't want to continue with the very slow rate I was getting . Luckily I live in So-cal so I went to a top doctor in Tijuana, Mexico and got a hair transplant for better price than here in the US .

[@rmartin6914]

@@kingachiever I have had one there too! Who was your doctor? By any chance was it Cortez?

[@kingachiever]

@@rmartin6914 no His name was Carlos @ hairtransplantmexicos.com

[@harizarz6217]

You are discouraging people by saying its less painful and some people use numb cream. I would say that its nothing compared to using derma roller. I have been using derma roller for almost 6 months and i felt uncomfortable rolling it. After i bought dr. Pen a6 machine, i feel like in paradise. Its so smooth as silk and no pain at allllllll !! I was a bit hesitant to use this machine after i saw ur video just after i purchased it. Then i thought i would try it. This is the best item from dr. Pen

[@jemand7488]

Have you had results?

[@DominusBeats]

For a weekly schedule, when can you use regaine after this? I use it twice a day and want to stick to that. If I was to do this once a week (everyday Sunday) when would I next be able to apply regaine?

[@bradgehring3296]

Depends, if using a needle below 0.5mm, you can apply regaine afterwards, otherwise you'll need to wait 24 hours

[@carlford5287]

GREAT VIDEO!!! I Subscribed straight away!!! LOL I WOULD HAVE KILLED to have this technology 30 years ago!!!!! I really struggled with hairloss......HOPEFULLY I will get great results like you guys.

[@ashishgopaul4984]

An update bro?

[@carlford5287]

@@ashishgopaul4984 It’s only been one month but I am seeing some small hairs at the crown of my head but NO GROWTH at the front hairline. IDK - its early….. I am using Finasteride 1.25 mg per day, Rogaine foam twice daily, microderm needling twice a week and I am looking at the laser diode cap. This is definitely NOT a cure but i hope it’s a good treatment to keep what I have.

[@carlford5287]

Oh yeah - I also use Nizoral shampoo about twice a week.

[@riccardomichelotto3723]

Question: is it really correct to move in a circular way the dermapen? I mean, you buy a dermapen instead of a dermaroller in order to not have the dragging needle effect caused by the way a roller works, and then you drag the dermapen... Isn't it better to gently stamp the pen?

[@danielzheng9895]

Thinking the same too. Maybe his hair is shaved back so won't pull. Might not work with longer hair

[@elportfolio7713]

@@danielzheng9895 better focus first on the areas with no more hair first or you can do line by line which is making a cut through your head and then continue until you cover all areas.

[@otherhumans6171]

Exactly. Dragging a derma pen will scrap the skin.

[@Gratefully-]

@@otherhumans6171 no it won’t, you’re just a pussy! 🤡

[@av8r6969]

Thanks for the video, buddy! Just bought the new A-6 Pen and needed a little coaching on the best procedure. Thanks again! 🙏🚁

[@davida9190]

I use minoxidil once a day because its to sticky to use it during the day. Is this still helpfull?

[@knockoutgymbradford]

Im thinking of just using once a day, its so annoying, drys my hair

[@jonasjorgensen8759]

The doctor in the original minoxidil study days once a day is good! Half life is 21 hours

[@j-manmarkus7591]

This never did me any good, but I keep up with it out of habit just to keep what hair I still have. Waiting desperately for a stem cell cure so I won't have to get my scalp cut up in a hair transplant and risk infection and bad results and use up all my donor hair.

[@ellek8703]

I'm wondering what device you used and needle length?

[@iGobyy]

Do I need to wait for 12-24hrs before I could put oils (castor, alma, etc.) in?

[@futbol1972]

What is this for and should i buy on on amazon, how often do i use it, what type of serum do i use while doing it? Iam a 51 male that looks younger

[@robinhoodpapan]

can we use other product instead of minoxidil. if you stop using minoxidil, the hair keep falling again and you get worst baldness

[@juansebastianramos3356]

Thanks i was looking for this exact information

[@combatfanatic812]

How often can a cartridge be used? Thanks for the video.

[@SchibbiSchibbi]

I read 2-3 times. I wouldn't use it more than 2 times.

[@roca00]

@@SchibbiSchibbi why? just wash it with alcohol.

[@stevesimpson4881]

You're supposed to only use them once.

[@tsakosi]

I have a question. I do dermapen 2mm (42 needles) twice weekly (Monday and Friday). I use Dr. Pen Ultima M8. Then I apply topical dutasteride on my scalp after, it stings. Is that normal? Does that mean it works? Btw, I'm taking oral dutasteride .5mg daily as well as using red light therapy helmet. My prescription from Happy Head is: Minoxidil 8%, Dutasteride 0.25%, Tretinoin 0.01% and Hydrocortisone 1%.

[@mckiki4029]

Or if you're Scottish like myself, and love alcohol... Grab a shot glass 🥃 😂

[@skyblue-wf1lq]

Are these methods for women as well can we do these

[@goldenboykyle5670]

hey man I recently got a hair transplant & i’m not taking any medication. I got my head buzzed to do this procedure & noticed that my crown are is a little thinner than the rest of my head along with my temple being very thin. I want to start this process but I don’t want to use medication. Any tips would be greatly appreciated ❤️

[@jonahwalker9722]

hows it going?

[@wakeoftheflood2]

You should be taking meds

[@goldenboykyle5670]

@@jonahwalker9722 terrible

[@goldenboykyle5670]

@@wakeoftheflood2 whatchu mean?

[@MarkyMarkSz]

@@goldenboykyle5670 u kinda want to take medication even after a hair transplant to reduce further hair loss

[@MegaFranceschini]

AARON I CASE I FORGOT THANK U FOR THE DERMA ROLLER . I HAD A HAIR TRANSPLANT ABOUT 2 YEARS AGO. BUT I WANT MORE HAIR WITH THE DERMA MICRO ROLLER. I'LL KEEP MY FINGERS CROSS. MY NEXT STEP WILL BE YOUR MICRONEEDLE FOR MAXIMUM HAIR GROWTH. AARON THANK U FOR YOUR VIDEO. HAVE A NICE DAY.

[@hairliciously]

Thanks bud!!

[@dubbledubble]

Just got my Dr pen m8 with 16 needle cartridges. Started at 0.5 with intention of working up to 1.5 but I couldn't really go past 0.75 it's pretty painful and I did get the scalp redness. Also the sensation after is warmth and low grade pain/numb feeling. I can't fathom doing this at 1.5 I feel like I'd be stabbing My brain at that point lolololol

[@Gratefully-]

Is the a6s worth it over the m8?

[@bazoozoo1186]

You can buy a numbing cream, it is sold without a prescription. People use it before wide range of minor topical / cosmetic procedures that cause pain. Apply 1 hour before needling. It should reduce the pain.

[@Bellablubird21]

I just started it today on 1.5. The pain is tolerable but you can use numbing cream too.

[@kristie312]

I have the m8 too, and you are right, the lowest cartilage is 16. What is the speed you use?

[@christremor3396]

Can you please make a video on how to clean scalp properly before going ahead with Derma roller or Derma pen

[@leoc123-c4r]

Great video! Is it advisable to start dermarolling if I've permed hair ?

[@hairliciously]

no problem, just make sure to part your hair when you roll.

[@zuzuki8422]

@@hairliciously hi-what else can I put on my scalp instead of minoxidil please? Rosemary/ peppermint oil? And before or after needling? Thank you so much 🙏🏼

[@EEZYEEEE]

Do the needles need to be thrown out after every use?

[@RecruitingJunkie]

Apologies if he addressed this, but how many times per week should you microneedle and for how many minutes?

[@Wangchung405]

I’ve heard it’s best to do once a week at 1.5. In a circular motion go over the targeted area 2-3 times. Wait 24 hours to apply any sort of minoxidil.

[@eastcoastjersey]

I have 16,24,36,42. What one do I use? Great Video

[@SandBass16]

Recently I have noticed some severe shedding when micro needling (I’ve only been doing it for a month and a bit) and I’m seriously considering g stopping.

[@zguitarmaster]

Pea Tear Sand did you continue? Im scared to microneedle

[@jonblablabla1014]

Good video. I just bought mine. Can't wait to begin I'm so excited ☺️

[@throwaway4622]

Question: You said you micro twice a week is that 1.5 twice a week or 1.5 and a mix of something smaller? I know some people micro with .25 everyday before minox but wasn't sure if you could do 1.5 more than once a week

[@ZeroDarko]

if u put full pressure with a 1.5 u cant do it more than once a week

[@mayadasameh3287]

thank you for this explication, you mentioned the length of the needle ,but which speed should I use the pen has 5 speeds

[@InnovatorAlvin]

Won't moving it in circular motion while the needles are moving up and down dangerous? If it's moved sideways while the needles are in the skin, it'll tear the skin?

[@bladekhaira]

i was thinking the same..

[@abbaskhoudri6788]

How many time should I use minoxidil If I use the microneedle? Should I continue putting minoxidil twice a day?

[@taylorjeffery4363]

Yes- the study he references in the beginning of the video used that protocol- once a week microneedling and twice a day minoxidil

[@jtwilkinsonproductions1113]

Do you use this on your skin aswell? Your skin looks great

[@Hermanbey]

Thanks. How many pins does The needle have?

[@JuanGonzalez-fq8ji]

Been watching your channel for a while and others hair lost channels as well, sadly I learned that to get hair back the only way is really getting one of of those expensive hair transplants. Things like micro needling and Rogain just help you gain like just a ‘tad’ of a hairline, you could get some results when it comes to fullness and thickness , its really sad for me cause I tried so hard with all these methods. Love your videos and your results look great but even you have to admit that you went through 2 operation to get down that hairline finally were its suppose too be. Wish i could afford that too bro, God bless and Ill keeo watching for great tips while I save for hair transplant😂

[@CaneFu]

Forget about hair regrowth and just shave your head totally bald like I have been doing this past summer. It feels great and I don't miss having hair at all.

[@Jay-se2ym]

@@CaneFu then why u on this channel reminiscing over ur hair lol

[@CaneFu]

@@Jay-se2ym Do you have a reading comprehension problem? I just told you why.

[@Jay-se2ym]

@@CaneFu ru dumb... the answer is most definitely. If u cool with being bald u wouldn't be watching. So in reality ur not.. just be honest.. u don't gotta lie little buddy

[@kennypowers2341]

@@CaneFu you didn't?

[@solomani-42]

Is circling ok as opposed to pushing? I get Circling is more efficient but you would be scraping as opposed to individual punctures.

[@manholdingcoffee2784]

Hey! Thank you for making these videos. Here's what I don't understand: are you applying the dermapen to areas where there is only no hair? I am afraid of cutting my existing hair or causing a shed. Thank you!

[@jefflol4455]

Can you re use the needle cartridges?

[@bradcoburn3827]

I just got the Dr Pen A6. I used the 1.5 setting on my scalp. It hurt like hell. Lots of bleeding. Question: do you hold the pen flush to your scalp? I thought maybe I was doing it wrong. Also, can you use like aspercream to numb your scalp first?

[@matvei15]

Wonder why. I heard bleeding is very rare. How were you doing it?

[@hepzibahhez9965]

@@matvei15 hi how do you sanitize the needles? Also how many needles in one cartridge?

[@Shoopy74]

In the video, the dermapen is clearly not adjusted at 1.5mm whe he performs the mocroneedling. Do not be fooled! It is clearly visible that the needles are barely over the plastic guard when he change skull location. You WILL BE BLEEDING AT 1.5MM WITH A DERMAPEN!

[@jefflol4455]

Hi I am looking to get one but there are so many. Which one are best for the hair? M8, A6S, A6, X5, A7, M5?

[@hairliciously]

Here’s the one I recommend and use: www.hairliciously.com/collections/frontpage/products/hairliciously-micro-needling-dr-pen

[@jefflol4455]

@@hairliciously that’s the A6?

[@jefflol4455]

@@hairliciously how many times a week should I mirconeedle?

[@Kiidq27]

My question is when using this in conjunction with minox do the hairs fall back out after you stop using it? Doesn’t that happen normally when you stop using minox ?

[@hairliciously]

there is a high possibility with any hair loss meds. Once you stop, you may lose all that you have gained. it has to be a life long commitment.

[@Kiidq27]

HAIRLICIOUSLY okay thank you. Last question do you think peppermint oil could sorta be a substitute for minox without the side effects or losing it later on? I know it’s not as effective though

[@zohirzo2683]

You can mix Rosemary oil with almond oil it's very effective on blocking DHT instead of using any medicines like finasteride wich is very harmful for your hormones balance especially testostérone

[@robertschaffer596]

an you had a hair transplant? I mean yeah if you lift your hair i can kinda see it. But holy cow such a good and thick result. Nice. I had transplant too but since i'm blond my hair started to thin out and i also lost a lot of thickness and hair. I'm thinking of trying the micxroneedling+minoxidil threatment. Currently just in the research/googling state. But i couldn't imagine that you can move the microneedler in such circular pattern. THX for the awesome infos.

[@manusartifex3185]

How long do you recommend doing this? I've seen some good results for a year but how much is recommended.

[@LeGolemdesNeiges]

I think if you want to keep the results you need to continue doing it forever (I'm not a dermatologist).

[@Egyptbalti]

I want to know as well

[@enzothatguy]

@@LeGolemdesNeiges Forever? So the hair that grows out falls out again or what?

[@LeGolemdesNeiges]

@@enzothatguy From what I briefly remember fromthe research I've done and generally speaking, if someone has male pattern baldness it means that their DHT (which is converted from testosterone and that everyone has) will be able to accumulate in the hair follicle and eventually the hairs will not get enough nutrients and die out. One of the ways people deal with this is with finasteride (a drug) which will partially reduce the amount of DHT in the body targeting the primary problem of hairloss. This drug disrupts the natural way the body works so this isn't healthy and can cause serious side effects so please do your research. So people can use microniddling in conjunction with the drug, but alone it isnt really targeting the problem, but can help with bloodflow and maybe other aspects. So if you stop microneedling and using the drug, DHT will continue to go to the hair follicle and making them fall, since this is a natural process for the body of male pattern baldness individuals. Im no professional so please do further research! Hopefully I was able to help!

[@enzothatguy]

@@LeGolemdesNeiges Okay, thanks for clarifying! That was much help I know about testosterones part in hairloss a little bit I bought a dermapen but im not gonna take any drugs for hairloss. Theres one you put on top of the air and dont consume but i dont remember what its called now. I wanna try it without the drug and see if I can get bloodflow Its just my hairline thats receeding and I think its beginning to be too noticable now, it needs to stop lmao Thanks for your help tho

[@bobshop7770]

Keep going ❤ sending you love success and healing results !😊 you may have heard of these treatments but You should give micro needing pen , PRP therapy with inversion exercises a try helps a ton with blood flow circulation and wakes up follicles also helps new cells to regenerate and start producing more hair also and electric scalp massagers really is a game changer less arm work too just place on target areas apply light pressure don’t rub but move the scalp tissue in a circle motion so you don’t have friction on the area

[@DougSchofield]

Good video. But I think you should be disinfecting your skin with rubbing alcohol before microneedle. Most surgical infections come from the patients own skin.

[@hairliciously]

good advice. Thanks Doug.

[@meyou804]

Is it safe to only put the needles on Alcohol when first time using the needles ? I mean is that enough to prevent any serious infections from bad batch of needles beeing shipped from eBay or Amazon for example ?

[@DougSchofield]

@@meyou804 What I did was keep my derma roller needles in rubbing alcohol an hour before I need it (which was probably overkill) and I used rubbing alcohol to wipe down the area on my scalp, including the hair. Then when I was done I gently cleaned the derma roller with soap and water then put it back into rubbing alcohol for a short time.

[@meyou804]

@@DougSchofield ok thanks. I see that the keyword to keep in mind here is "overKill".

[@4unoah]

how many times can you reuse the cartridge, or how long can you use it in minutes before the needle dulls out?

[@Karenmariepombagira]

That was a regular shot glass.

[@Jamminyea]

A regular Asian shot glass

[@Karenmariepombagira]

@Eamon Cohen do it at .25 also go on aliexpress get 15% lifo leave it on for 30 mins

[@bobbymac1319]

You say that you can use minoxidil twice a week? It’s that one application 2two times? I thought you had to apply it twice a day? Thanks for the great and awesome videos 👏

[@xavdest5481]

My first time 1.5mm was fucking painful, second time I got used to the feeling and it was FAR less painful.

[@mr.bamboocha]

I would do Nano

[@ChimRichalds750]

My first time I did 1mm just to get used to the feeling and my second time (today) I did 1.25 and it was definitely a lot less painful and less tenderness of my scalp afterward.

[@Glow_goals]

Can we use hair oil right after microneedling scalp ?

[@yowwedude]

im 21 and have been using the derma pen on my hairline for 6 months . unfortunately i have seen no results at all , seems like im the 1/10 where it isnt effective

[@hairliciously]

have you tried using it with minoxidil?

[@karthikeyan-xo7bw]

How to use it with minoxidel

[@makaiokalahama]

I am worried that this will happen to me as well... like what if it's all just a marketing hype.

[@jiminsfilter8355]

Did you use just the dermapen alone or with any oils?? How often did you use?? i mean the interval between sessions

[@jiminsfilter8355]

Hey where did you buy your pen.. I bought mine from amazon. Its a damaged products the needle aint going up & down , the pen only vibrates..where did you buy yours.

[@RichieB40444]

Great content. Very informative 👏🏾

[@hairliciously]

thanks Richie!

[@xxexpjesusxx9800]

I’m 17 an I’ve been thinning at my temples for about 2 years now. I’ve been taking saw palmetto, using derma roller, just changed how eat (pretty healthy anyway), been using low light laser therapy and various other things. Do you suggest using any minoxidil or sumn like that for my hair line?

[@hairliciously]

I would recommend minoxidil 5%. Its known to give better results esp with microneedling

[@seattlesoundisgrunge]

Also finesteride to block DHT production once you turn 18 (if there are any laws about that idk). I think I might start dermapinning after this, but I've been doing minoxidil 5% for 1.5 years and saw almost no gains whatsoever; it probably stopped it from getting worse but that's it. I started finesteride at that same time, but found I was sensitive to it and noticed side effects within days of being on it. I stopped it for a while as a result, but I saw a video with a Australian dr.s talking about reducing the dosage of you were sensitive. Basically you can take a smaller dosage everyday or just take the same dose less frequently since it takes time to work out of your system. Its about keeping a certain level in your system. So I began with taking 1mg once every 2 weeks about a year ago, worked up to once a week after a few months, then every 3 days, and now I've been on 1mg once every other day for about 4 months now. Within the last month I started shampooing only once per week, and between that and the higher dosage of finasteride in my system I've actually started to see an entire layer of small translucent hairs growing on my temple sides. I have 0 bald spots, but my entire top is diffuse, which my long hair hides somewhat. Anyway, minox barely helps for me. I think the finesteride is working but it's just so slow coming and after 1.5 years of trying to treat hairloss the lack of results until just recently has been pretty disappointing. I bet if I through in the pen that may help those tiny hairs grow bigger and stronger? Idk, but if I had noticed my thinning hair sooner (didn't because my hair is long and I was keeping it back for work all the time) and had known what I know now, I would have just started with the finesteride (even though I had some side effects the first time around) way back when I was 26 or 27 before the hairloss had really started. I'm 31 and noticed I was thinning at 29 btw.

[@abcdefg123429079]

@@seattlesoundisgrunge why don’t you try topical fin mixed with minoxidil? Heard of huge success with that

[@phillipdoucet7171]

Should I be worried about possibly damaging transplanted hairs with the microneedlinf device set at 1.5mm. I was planning on just using the device over the majority of the top of my head. Thanks

[@SandBass16]

Ask and you shall receive. Thanks for the great video! I am expecting my micro needling pen next week and am excited to add it to my regime of LLT/ supplements. I know you have probably made a video previous but which LLT device do you use? I use irestore which I would recommend (the device sure and LLT for hair loss sure). I have not tried minoxidil as I fear I won’t be able to keep up with the 2 times I day. I will have to shuffle through your videos to see if you show your minoxidil regime.

[@macgar100]

Save your money llt is the biggest scam in the hair loss industry I did it for 3 months in a clinic and was later told by a hair transplant Dr that its complete bullshit, and other inics offer it as a cash cow his clinic will never offer it because he said his reputation was more important than easy money.

[@SandBass16]

macgar100 not sure of your talking about LLT or micro needling? I have been using the irestore (for just over a year) and would recommend it to anyone. My pen arrived today and I will start using it in conjunction with LLT and nizoral. Any bit helps in my opinion.

[@macgar100]

@@SandBass16 sorry I'm talking about llt I use a derma pen myself for micro needling.

[@SandBass16]

macgar100 I don’t mind LLT. To each there own I guess

[@macgar100]

@@SandBass16 yes agree the more you can do the better but for the such high cost of for a lazer cap I think it would be better spent on extra needles for a derma pen.

[@achannel5066]

I suppose it should be a pricking bleed then apply Hyaluronic acid serum or a powder. Wish your hair grow faster and thicker , Cheers

[@fatboi12007]

Do you need to disinfect your scalp after with anything , or do you just leave it. Thank you for all your help !

[@hairliciously]

I recommend washing your scalp after. You can take a shower and rinse it off with watee

[@nessanoconnor3661]

So wash before AND after?

[@ghffrsfygdhfjkjiysdz]

Dr Pen now makes a Hydra pen that will inject liquids (rogain in this case) to a specified depth.

[@GenX_US_Marine]

I tried this on my hair line just to see what it feels like. Nope, that shit hurts like hell. I can't even imagine what it feels like on a bald spot.

[@andrewrooney3286]

What length?

[@CS-bh4ur]

You’re the best bro

[@buzzyranker8289]

I tried 1.5 and it was extremely painful and bloody. My head had red spots for several days, I was pressing down on it though so I guess I won't do that.

[@hairliciously]

Yeah no pressure is really required and you can always go down to 1.0mm if it is too painful. The 1.5mm is just a reference based on the Indian study that had good hair growth

[@RellWright]

HAIRLICIOUSLY can you see the needles move up and down when the device is on ? I have the same exact pen. To me the needles rise once I turn it on, and vibrates. It does leave my head sore after my sessions, I have not drawn blood yet just wanna make sure I’m using it correctly.

[@armoniard4782]

@@hairliciously it is extremely painful, I had to use anesthesic cream and still hurts, you have a lot of pain tolerance

[@corsch70]

Do you have a protocol that can get used in a salon?

[@crib5561]

If I purchase the Dr. Pen on your site, is it safe to use the included needles out of the box or do I need to sanitize those aswell?

[@hairliciously]

You can use it right out of the box.

[@gerryjunpyo2462]

I have a really imp question . Can one get an infection using this? I'm scared to buy since the needles aren't changed every day . After using once , aren't the needles unsanitary ? Can you explain step by step how to use it ? And Do I need to put alcohol on my scalp before ?

[@ContouredWeightLoss]

@@gerryjunpyo2462 each time you needle you must use a new needle. Old needles should be discarded into a sharps container.

[@Stewie_almighty]

How many times can we reuse the needle cartridge ?

[@TheDbrice]

Thank you for the video! Very helpful. Have you heard of or considered inversion to help increase bloodflow to the scalp in conjunction with micro needling? (I believe it's called inversion when you hang upside down)

[@xjr1618x]

OfficialLKA Lyrikill Akrobatikz inversion is not only helpful for increasing your blood flow to your scalp but also great for your back. Even better, if you are able to work on doing handstands also fantastic for shoulder and core strength and balance

[@TheDbrice]

@@xjr1618x thank you so much! You're a rock star my friend!

[@Anxiousattachmentxxf]

Should we use a disinfectant for the scalp as-well or just shampoo would be okay?

[@bradfordfeliciano]

Thanks so much for this! I’m about to start my journey in reviving my temple hair and I’d like to send you an email with my before pics. What’s your addy?

[@jacksonrauch9429]

That's my story too... about to get a derma pen...do you have an update on your progress?

[@youtubeaddict5663]

@@jacksonrauch9429 Do you have an update on yours? LOL. Im a couple of weeks in

[@jacksonrauch9429]

@@youtubeaddict5663 not sure it has helped. I started oral minox a month ago tho.

[@youtubeaddict5663]

@@jacksonrauch9429 Your original post that was 11 months ago mentioned that you were getting a derma pen - did you get it back then or only a month ago?

[@morii6477]

Very helpful thanks man ✊🏼