Why Nobody Should Be Derma Rolling For Hair Regrowth in 2024! (3 Reasons)

[@letsgethair]

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[@hejpadej8559]

Sort of hard to get the message here i feel, wich I think more or less you have been pretty good with earlier. Alot of studies support microneedeling to combat hairloss, as you yourself has stated. You stop only using roller and now only pen? This dosnt ad up.

[@letsgethair]

@@hejpadej8559 I only stopped with the derma roller. I use microneedling as a treatment and I believe in its synergy with topical products like minoxidil for combating hair loss but prefer to use better devices that don't cause unnecessary scarring.

[@Xxstephenx1x]

If you're getting a lot of scaring, you're doing it wrong. You should maybe try the 1.5. Dont push down super hard if you're bleeding. You're pushing too hard. It is not painful if you do it right. Yes, it isn't a great feeling, and it might be painfull but it works if you do it right. I never bleed, and i dont have my bald spot anymore. Not a good video. You can get good results.

[@V_II_IK_I_IN_G]

Hey man. If you could, I’d really appreciate a detailed protocol you did for your bald spot with micro needling… like the duration you did it, how frequently you did it and what kind of roller or other method you used. Thank you mate

[@mullet-man6956]

Hey dude i'm super new to this. Do you spray the bald spot with minoxidil, and then dermaroll? Or dermaroll first and few hours after minox, or the other way around?

[@princek6135]

​@@mullet-man6956 first use dermaroll back to front way. Not do it from all side. Do with same pattern . Then take break of 10 minutes then use minoxidil 5 or more .

[@rutgers182]

@@mullet-man6956 dont do them both on the same day. minoxidil isn't supposed to go into your blood stream. it'll speed up your heart rate a lot.

[@Leviii_33]

​@@rutgers182can i use derma roller with out minoxidil

[@mohamedsalem7966]

So your just making an ad for automated derma rolling not prohibiting the idea of derma roller

[@sjuvanet]

0.6-0.8mm pen or 1.5-1.8mm roller both effectively attack the hair bulge and stimulate growth. The scarring is a non-issue, preventable by not using too frequently (a problem you had, based on your old vids) and, assuming you have hair, won't be ugly while improving minoxidil results. The pain is a fair reason, but to say that "nobody" should be microneedling for their hair is absurd. People ought to decide for themselves what is worthwhile, given accurate information.

[@brianbridges8124]

ive been microneedling the past two years with a 1mm dermaroller 5 days a week with light/moderate pressure and then application of a minoxidil serum afterwards , and on the 5th day I apply slightly more pressure and then give it two days rest. its the only thing that's worked for me in 10 years. I've heard people say 1mm rollers should only be used once every 2 weeks so I don't know, but I haven't seen any scarring yet. how much pressure you apply is obviously going to be a factorin how often you can use them.

[@gustavocortes6484]

He has hair because he did a hair implant 😂

[@sjuvanet]

@@gustavocortes6484 this still requires maintenance with a drug like minoxidil or finasteride.

[@nesli]

Isnt it that you're not giving enough time for your scalp to heal? Even if you get a small papercut, you would avoid using it for a while, not trying to give more five days a week, no? ​@@brianbridges8124

[@babykever]

Recent studies show 0.6mm depth is the best for regrowth, debunking the 'hit the hair bulge theory'. This means, a pen of 0.6-0.8/a roller of 1mm is ideal.

[@limtzy111]

There are studies which show derma roller improves significant hair gworth in combination with minoxidil vs a group without minoxidil... and they also say, you should not use much pressure.

[@jss.2020]

he knows - he just clickbaited the title to get more views and listed some drawbacks to dermaneedling the wrong way

[@LorexFCM]

​@@jss.2020eggsactly

[@apocalic]

People with low iq tend to trust youtubers ans tiktokers than rwal research with facts

[@AsharadDracul]

​@@jss.2020 Not derma needling but the roller in specific

[@joshuastam7704]

just use tretinoin with minoxidil and you don't need to dermaroll ... all it does is activate minoxidil sulfate

[@Danielmusicart]

In reality i saw a recent study from R.english, that shows the one best reason to do microneedling, the most important thing is the skin depth where the needle has to reach to cause positive effect. and it's 0.5 mm and no more. 1.0 mm / 1.5 mm skin depth, could be very delicate to do it with high risk scarring. 0.5 mm because the depth is before the derma papilla without damagin it. and it's faster the recovery. The study show an increasing amount of hair count, in 6 six weeks of usin microneedling 0.5 mm 1 x week. Without topicals, by itself.

[@letsgethair]

yes, 0.5mm for enhancing minoxidil absorption is enough. For growth factor stimulation you will have to go a bit deeper. Of course you get unnecessary scarring with 1-1.5mm rollers. Rollers were a thing when they were the only microneedling device available on the market. Now we have pens and stamps that are much better to use. You can not measure any hair thickening in 6 weeks, not even talking about regrowth...If there were any improvements in 6 weeks then definitely not due to microneedling. 6-12 months are much better time horizonts that give a clear picture whether hair counts are improving or not.

[@letsgethair]

Just checked the study. It was done over 3 months, not 6 weeks. They have not used any derma roller though, but a derma pen. They did 6 needling sessions overall (every 2 weeks). 0.5mm seemed to be the most effective but the study includes 68% females and 32% males. Females, although not affected by DHT hair miniaturization, tend to experience more frequent hair shedding fluctuations per year due to menstrual cycle as well as seasonal shedding. This can create bias in some groups. The good new is...This is the 2nd study where a sub 1mm needle length performed better than >1mm needle length. Nevertheless, the majority of microneedling research (10+ studies) still supports the 1.5mm needle length - either with or without Minoxidil.

[@gus699]

@@letsgethairi just bought a 0.25mm cheap derma roller, should i press down hard enough so it’s effective or do you think i will need to get 0.5mm. Im also doing other remedies for hair growth (not toxic drugs), but i thought i might give this derma roller a shot. Appreciate if you could respond thanks.

[@HammyGirl999]

A new study is out showing that 0.5 mm gets better hair growth results than 1.0 mm or longer. Stick to 0.8mm or shorter.

[@davidyaskow371]

I got better results with a derma roller when I stopped trying to get those blood spots on my scalp . I just lightly press as if to just cause like how scratching your skin with your fingernails would like like

[@Insp.CountMortisWinshipKlaw]

How long did it take for you to see noticeable results ? 10 weeks using a derma stamp 1.5 and nothing

[@jwhen911]

I agree completely, I dont do it to bleed but enough for redness and I see results

[@maaleem90]

​@@jwhen911 Hi brother Hope u doing good Iam happy that u hit good results with that method Can u please guide me too?

[@brianbridges8124]

preesure thats enough to make blood spots should only be once a week, every other time should be light pressure. i do 4 days of light pressure, then 5th day harder pressure to get the blood droplets in certain areas, especially around the temple areas and 2 days rest and healing before staring the routine again.

[@nabin00718]

​@@brianbridges8124 Dude, how's the result. And do you apply certain oil after dermarolling,

[@FPL_Habesha]

I started using my derma roller as a derma stamp and it's a game changer.

[@nl4431]

What derma stamp you are using

[@FPL_Habesha]

@@nl4431 a generic cheap derma roller

[@alteredstate4320]

"I started using my useless treatment with an expensive useless thing and it's a waste of money."

[@FPL_Habesha]

@@alteredstate4320 maybe for you

[@Vakator-29]

​@@alteredstate4320lol it works 😂.

[@The_Voice_of_Reason748]

Stopped derma rolling a couple of years ago for similar reasons. I now use tretinoin with minoxidil.

[@electricadjusting]

You use retinol on your Scalp? Why

[@TheSixthSLoT]

@@electricadjusting It's said to enhance your results when combined with minoxidil.

[@stitch2139]

How are the results..... have been doing the same for a couple of weeks now, and was thinking of introducing derma-rolling with a derma pen.

[@islamhelm7852]

Please guide me too, somebody else told me too, to use retinol. Please guide me on how to use it. Please tell your experience using retinol on scalp

[@omarsillah3480]

I have been using derma pen for 2 years instead ,it was the best choice I have made

[@36734]

Is this why people have to keep using minoxidil even after the hair begins to regrow, because the growth factor does not get activated?

[@babykever]

The craters you describe are completely wrong.. That's how the craters would form if you'd roll it over sand.. Your skin is elastic and apart from the punctures itself, there will be no additional craters, therefore debunking your comparisation between the roller and pen...

[@TimberWulfIsHere]

Skin tears. Easy counter explanation.

[@SamTehGr8]

Exactly what I think when I see that model. Dermapen companies definitely made that animation.

[@SamTehGr8]

@@TimberWulfIsHere bro.. your skin is like rubber, not plastic.

[@TimberWulfIsHere]

@@SamTehGr8 it's neither like rubber or plastic. Organic compounds and synthetic behave differently.

[@SamTehGr8]

@@TimberWulfIsHere are you familiar with a simile? For example: you have opinions like a simpleton.

[@onewaywolf3530]

There was a study done to show that depths of around 0.5-0.8 are more effective at growing hair than depths of 1.5-1.8. Apparently attacking the hair bulge via a longer needle length yelded a much slower growth in the tested participants and results showed more density in those using depths of 0.5-0.8 of equal duration (over 6 months). It was concluded that microneedling pen depths of 0.5-0.8 and dermal roller depths of 1.25-1.5 (which don't actually penetrate as far as described) were recommended for best results.

[@gigachad6885]

How often were they doing it?

[@cristof8040]

NON la profondeur pour tout c'est 0.5 mm POINT

[@lexi1337-r6s]

What is your opinion on dermastamps? I have one automated needling device but I find it very tedious to use... The dermastamp on the other hand is so easy to use and imo is less painful and more precise.

[@SteveJonesOwnsDSP]

I've used 0.5mm derma roller for months and found them ineffective. I think the main purpose would be combined with minoxidil, but I don't want to start on that yet. I think you are correct that it does more surface damage to the skin in the form of scarring, and the gains are not worth it. It's only a matter of time before you pluck out good hairs, or get noticeable scarring, or perhaps infection if you don't clean the needles, or get bent needles.

[@anso5510]

I used derma roller 0.5mm with rosemary oil for a month and got really good results I had long hair like 5cm and when my hair falls down i also got a smaller hair falling down that means there is a hair growing The falling hair was also normal but then i used 1.5mm and my hair got bad so i switched to 0.5mm again cuz 1.5mm was maybe too much

[@perkypat2214]

It needs to be at least 1.25 mm to injure the area near to the follicle root and attract repair cells.

[@daanwageningen9695]

Off course I'm not sure, but if I look on the scale how long that actually is and then touch my head, I would get the idea, that it would/could start puntcturing the skull. I don't know, but maybe the mentioned depth shown in this video is hair on bodyparts and not on the scalp.

[@MycoolNZ]

Still working for you? Are you a guy? Do you oil the same day you roll​@@anso5510

[@cristof8040]

@@perkypat2214 C'EST TOTALMENT FAUX!!!! 0.5 mm c'est parfait pour chez vous

[@laurenalexander4438]

I've been using a dermaroller for probably two years now. I started at 1mm. I went to 1.5mm. 1.5mm was unbearably painful. I've been using a dermastamp at 2.5mm, and it actually hurts less. And my results are getting better. I haven't even used minoxodil in a couple months (I've had other medical things going on, and off sleep patterns, so I haven't bothered)

[@YgighiUghinj]

Which oils do you use or moisturizer? Rosemary oil ؟Fenugreek oil? Castor oil

[@princejohnson1168]

Hi.. will dermastamp helps to regrow the lost hairs in the scalp...?

[@JoeyHern]

What I really wanna know is...why the hell does derma rolling make me sneeze? 😖

[@Zeus11Nova13]

😂😂😂 happens with me too

[@marcopenchini9281]

me too

[@dankody1666]

Probably too much pain causing your body to do something

[@marcd5196]

uhh the same happened to me the other day while derma rolling..

[@8m4L]

True😅

[@stevendicker7999]

What product do you recommend? Is Dr. Pen ok? What speed to you set it at for hair treatment? Thanks, Steve

[@swapnilpradhan5417]

The problem with derma roller is it may scar your scalp and you end up losing existing hair if you dont do it right !!

[@khmmhk8499]

So how do you do it right then?

[@BossGamer08]

@@khmmhk8499in a stamp Motion, don’t roll the Spots!

[@BossGamer08]

@@khmmhk8499also do it in every angle and no do not roll in any way whatsoever. Also keep ur diet in check that could also lead to health problems since everything nowdays is really processed

[@marcoi7035]

never had scar some people might press hard but this did work for me do wht ever

[@uqoF]

1.5 or below wont scar your crown if you roll at least twice a week. Also people use derma rollers wrong. You dont do it in areas where you have hair, its only purpose is to revive the hair follicles back after you start getting your hair back on area you derma rolled you stop. And than make sure you strengthen it with different natural dht blockers like palmetto pills, natural shampoos, water without chloride etc and it takes about two weeks to a month for you to see the results aka baby hair starting to grow. Also make sure you dont wash your hair after you used minoxidil 5% [it doesnt matter which minoxidil it is or how expensive it is best go to your local pharmacy and ask them to make 5% one for you and avoid buying online] for at least 3 hours before and after. And brush your hair daily and make sure not to use chemical products on your new baby hair thats abt it

[@cozimbatman4100]

What you are saying makes sense. The rolling motion will create wide punctures, so instead I will use vertical motions with the roller to create punctures.

[@slavart5223]

You better buy a dermapen and don't f**k around with that shit

[@cristof8040]

Ce que vous écrivez est complètement con. D'après votre théorie en vertical ou horizontal c'est la même chose vous savez!! Les crétins ici c'est grave Et ca ne cree pas de crateres!! Essayez sur une banane vous verrez les teubés

[@TrebleTS20]

Getting tired is probably the most common reason people stop

[@louishappy7555]

And barely any visible results

[@davidharrison3574]

@@louishappy7555 it makes hair grow everywhere lol. Minoxidol is absorbed much better.

[@kozihoppy]

Amazing information. I was still deciding between a Derma Pen or a Derma Roller and this video helped me crear my doubts. Thank you so much!

[@louise_8546]

After each pass, electronic or manual, you're supposed to lift the needling device, not drag it from place to place, as this could cause you issues and further damage? eg, with a Dermapen you keep it static in the one area for a few seconds, lift and then place on a different area. Never 'drag' any Dermaroller. I use mine for skin rejuvenation / texture / scar issues. That was all they were marketed for, circa 2007 - years later I see them advertised everywhere as a hair growth miracle but I wonder if it's all snake oil (and just a new way to sell more micro-needling devices?). It may be useful at shorter lengths for topicals, but I'd imagine that's it. For hair treatment, Dermastamps are better as you won't tangle your hair.

[@baytonadeach1928]

Kinda what I suspected but with MUCH more in-depth, useful information! Thanks 🙏 so much!!

[@cristof8040]

Bah non..... Comme vous dites pour cette video aussi nous sommes dans l'irrationnel

[@balaclava113]

I stopped when the dermaroller was basically ripping hair out no matter what I did with longer hair

[@ajs_ofcl4192]

Replace it with a derma stamp then

[@SYZ807]

Thanks bro I was considering buying a 0.5 mm derma roller..but was a bit skeptical…so I searched it up..

[@calistafalcontail]

Get 0.75 at least or get a electric one where you can adjust the needle length.

[@SYZ807]

@@calistafalcontailthanks…but I guess I am not gonna use one…I will make a DIY hair oil & shampoo…I guess.or some diet changes

[@laman012]

You need 1 mm.

[@Xxstephenx1x]

Get a 1.5, but do some research on some decent rollers. I do 1.5 once weekly and 3 fays later. I might do a 1.0. I do 7 passes each time. If you are bleeding, you are pushing too hard. You want it to get red but not bleed. I recommend doing it before you shower. If you use minoxidil 5mg 2 times daily, you are 90% more likely to grow hair slowly but surely. You want to do everything you can to keep scalp care a priority. I use a biotin shampoo and conditioner that has essential oils. I exfoliate the day before I micro-needle never the day of it will sting you want to minoxidil before you dermaroll so I would shower as late as possible to get the 2 15 min sessions down as that is how long you want to have the minoxidil in your hair for. I hope this helps try it and you will see results.

[@SYZ807]

@@Xxstephenx1x thanks bro…I will give it a try..and diet also plays a really huge role in hair growth…and using the wrong shampoo and oil can totally damage your hair…I use cold pressed oils..(coconut + castor oil mix)..😅

[@diplomatslying9689]

Buy a dermastamp or derminator, put it on 1.5mm and do it once every 10 days

[@BOBO-wq9mx]

Thanks man 👍

[@Insp.CountMortisWinshipKlaw]

I'm 10 weeks in doing that and nothing. I'm guessing I should wait to see results around 6 months?

[@johnspencer8982]

​@Insp.CountMortisWinshipKlaw yeah I mean technically if your hair stays the same in 6 months then it's working to maintain the current status 😅

[@ixmar9994]

@@Insp.CountMortisWinshipKlawhow about now?

[@Insp.CountMortisWinshipKlaw]

@@ixmar9994 Absolutely nothing bro. Just bought another two derma stamps so I will keep going.

[@vortexhuh9054]

after using the derma roller i got no scars, it was just red for a few minutes am i use it wrong or not

[@Ilive_420]

No, you use it right. He didn't

[@swayamsatope5176]

Can you tell how often you use

[@Bigbiceps301]

I haven’t been seeing results and it’s generally just feels like I’m Wasting my time should I continue or stop using it. For my sideburns btw

[@cristof8040]

Ca prouve que ce que dit cette video est FAUX!!

[@jonatanaugust6793]

I stopped Micro-needling because the results didn’t justify the pain of every session.

[@babyreps365]

Are there any options worth it? I'm on the fence about shaving my head.

[@dr.aliadixonnursepractitio6473]

I did PRP with micro needling plus the laser cap I did 10 sessions $10,000 down the drain and a very painful 1 hour sessions. And minoxidil gave me face breakouts Ughhh used some of my savings for that painful procedure that didn’t work 😞

[@shz4478]

But I like the pain….

[@jonatanaugust6793]

@@shz4478 then keep doing it

[@Emanuel-rn8mo]

@@dr.aliadixonnursepractitio6473😮

[@dushyant2877]

Using a dermaroller on the scalp causes some hair strands to get cut during each session. As a result, when you look at your hair next time, it appears as if new baby hairs are growing

[@itscharlesmedia]

I use derma roller 0.5 mm. I do not roll it, instead I hold the other side of the roll with a finger and the other side I press it on the area I want to stimulate.

[@dushyant2877]

@@itscharlesmedia still hair will get cut no matter what . Some hair always manages to get punctured

[@superbotpops]

How did you grow hairs on your face without a derma roller??because I been trying to grow a beard with a derma roller and a derma stamp and it hasn’t worked at all instead it scars my face and what kind of beard oil you use??

[@garimasharma-9021]

Does it require to apply anything just after using dermaroller or it should be used alone?

[@kurmangojin4970]

I have one derma roller 0,5 mm. Since I had gotten it in 2023 I don’t see any changes, yet I have a question doesn’t it damage left hair themselves with their needles at the base of hair for example. I use it for my both temples only. Only areas where my hair started receding

[@easton1354]

I've never gotten scars from derma rolling. they have actually helped my scars. and just a little advice. u shouldn't be baring down on roller to the point of pain and bleeding..thats insane. maybe you should try it again doing it the correct way..simply graze over ur skin with the roller and not everyday. good luck man

[@nmc5657]

in other words, use a derma pen rather than a derma roller, and use longer needles?

[@shz4478]

He is just blabbering about misinformation. Hair derma roller should be 0.5-1.5mm. And if you do it gently it will not behave like his animation shows. Skin has some elasticity, its not tofu.

[@asshh]

​@@shz4478 yeah, what size derma roller should I go with if I'm just starting? And should I change sizes? How?

[@cristof8040]

CERTAINEMENT PAS!

[@nmc5657]

@@cristof8040 what, then?

[@mikecronin6265]

I never thought that puncturing the scalp with needles was a smart move. Not taking a chance damaging my scalp.

[@AndyX1337]

Good for you!

[@SudsNSkinNaturals]

First of all after derma rolling, you supposed to make the hair heal first, so I don’t know what how often you derma

[@SharpUchi]

After microneedling or dermastamping how long should one wait before adding minoxidil? And is the foam better than spray?

[@hellizeo]

The following night or 24 hours to avoid any irritation

[@Bigbiceps301]

I got heart palpitations from using minoxidil should I continue or stop

[@jordanlavalley]

First off you can get a small roller length 0.5 mm you don’t need 1.5 mm. Secondly roller is better for beard and hair line.

[@acquiesce100]

Matt, throw that dermaroller in the bin. I was warned three years ago by one of the top hair loss surgeons that it's just a weird gimmick that will bring nothing except damaged hair and scalp. He was so right. It's just an easy money maker for people who are trying to enter this market and make money because they can't do anything else. Those people should be locked up in jail.

[@xiaoyu88]

did he recommended something else?

[@incognit01233]

Yeah.... The surgeon who shills hair surgery is lying?

[@Chungiewungie23]

Studies are showing the opposite though…

[@MrOoBAZoO]

It's literally been proven to work tho .

[@acquiesce100]

Do it then. Go on. You think you know better than several top surgeons who all said the same thing. Have you asked yourself who did the studies, do they have conflicts of interest. You have got to start listening. Stop going the cheap route. Piggy back off all my hundreds of dollars consultations. It’s a dumb stupid ritual where people who wish they were drs could make a quick buck. I challenge you to do it for 6 months and then let’s see where you are at. Did you know there were studies showing mushrooms and broccoli work to. Wake up and stop trying to chase the easy fix. It is a dangerous, useless gimmick.

[@EllesReviews]

If it scars ur doing it wrong since dermarollers are also there to remove scars and stretch marks

[@JOSHUACHAVEZ-u7c]

thanks for this video, was about to buy some cheap derma roller from wish. Now considering to get an automated one

[@afeudale]

Got my derminator 2 last month...it's awesome!!

[@beckyharris347]

Do you use it with topical treatment, or just the microneedling alone?

[@jak2828]

How long after a transplant can I use a derma pen?

[@mmkghost]

yes its very good question. i did hair transplant too and i waiting this answer.

[@grseldrvs2274]

you should wait at last one year. thats what my doctor siad to me after operation

[@killbang9945]

derma roller can also be just pushed like a stamp without rolling it, plus it's wireless.

[@litjellyfish]

Why not use a derma stamp? Also most elcectrim pens use batteries

[@theerealatm]

​@@litjellyfishwow... I've never heard of a stamp. This seems more useful and foolproof.

[@litjellyfish]

@@theerealatm yes and as said. Go for a professional microneedling pen not a manual stamp. Quicker and safer and well.. yes I mean they are made for pro use. And cost like around 100-150 depending on brand. A good investment.

[@TheSixthSLoT]

Personally, I like rollers better. The punchy snap jabs of the automated pens actually caused me quite a bit of trauma to my scalp. The rollers never do that. You just need to buy your rollers from a proven source, and not be afraid of spending a decent amount of money for a quality product. I usually go with Gin Amber's rollers. They're more expensive than Amazon's rollers, but I know they're actual medical grade needles. If you pay cheap, cheap is exactly what you'll get.

[@vasiliybutenko4810]

Me to . It works for me. 5 years in run

[@sumitrajput371]

What size do you use??

[@jamespatterson2002]

i was big time skepitical but it has worked for me

[@marcopenchini9281]

Regrow? Or mantain hair?

[@Quran_eee]

Regrow He's just clickbaiting. ​@@marcopenchini9281

[@Hell-Awaits]

You have to apply the right amount of pressure, not plow you scalp like you have to plant some trees.

[@AQBS-HairLoss-Champion]

I dont disagree with the points but you are like Norwood 2 at least. Many of us have severe balding or receding without hair transplants so it doesn't compute. I still use a dermaroller and I am bringing myself from a Norwood 7 plus backwards after a decade. I lay out my theories and proofs on my channel.

[@mrkingstonworldwide6626]

He Norwood 0

[@Jaythesparrow]

Norwood 2 after transplants. He’s points still stand regardless, DermaRoller is not good for anyone to use.

[@AQBS-HairLoss-Champion]

@@Jaythesparrow Anyone? Never heard that.

[@reemr9954]

What he's saying makes no sense, your skin will stretch and not create a crater lmao. I've just watched a video on why people are pushing micro needling pens instead of derma rollers (they can charge for needling sessions which costs more than spending 10 bucks at home) an surprise surprise he advertised his sessions at the end looool

[@JohnDoe-zu2qg]

Have you seen good results from derma pen only and no monoxidyl?

[@muhammadazhar9690]

Do you also struggling with growing beard? I'm Indonesian, my father and grandfather don't have beard. So can I grow beard?

[@pandu5461]

hey indonesia folks here, both of my parents' side of family are pretty much have no facial hair gene and i still managed to grow full beard with a few patches. im using minoxidil daily and derma rolling weekly. hope this helps!

[@muhammadazhar9690]

@@pandu5461 Wah terima kasih atas sarannya bang 👍

[@pandu5461]

@@muhammadazhar9690 yoi, jangan skip-skip tapi bang, mesti rutin terus pake minoxidilnya, 1 hari sekali gpp (yang bilang 2x 1 hari biasanya sales minoxidilnya). Tambahan, semisal rambut udah mulai mundur/ botak sekalian rutin pake finasteride ( ada finasteride murah namanya proscalpin di toko oren) 1x 1 hari jg. Minimal minoxidil makenya 1-2 tahun, tapi tiap org beda-beda. jadi siapin budget dan stock terus sih. so far worth the price menurut gua

[@pandu5461]

1 tahun lg balik kesini kabarin progressnya, good luck bang

[@Trendkanal]

Don’t use menoxidil. I just stopped to use shampoo on my hair and I use shea butter to style my hair instead of wax

[@cristof8040]

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[@thomHD]

Derma rollers are incredible for the skin - the beauty industry doesn't want you to know something as cheap as a toothbrush gets better results than fifty dollar creams. But for hair loss... perhaps better just to accept your fate.

[@bennewman4675]

Can hair loss shampoo help them keep hair regrowth. If they stop using the hair loss treatment? Or if they cut down to regaine twice a week but use hair loss shampoo as well well that help them keep the hair regrowth?

[@sanane66543]

only with massaging the scalp hard not softly thats the only way

[@cvxbn4167]

Derma Roller+sea salt+ rosemary oil. You are good to go!!

[@Trelidis]

why sea salt?

[@frankbailey7337]

Why sea salt? Wouldn't rhat dry skin out?

[@waqidj]

People should research a topic before using a dermaroller I have started Look frostudies .5 not 2.5 or 1.5 was the best for scalp Once every 2 and 4 weeks is sufficient Your hair and scalp needs time To grow once a day or week is likely far too much If you are bleeding it’s wrong You shouldn’t bleed Bleeding will cause scar tissue Also take suppleness high doses of zinc copper D K leucine etc Dr berg has videos on this but like I said take high doses And then get the tb-500 peptide and read why it’s good for hair growth It stimulates the hair follicle and much more including blood flow

[@slavart5223]

Can I have the source of the study?

[@raldo7677]

Matt, i know your using topical finasteride are you able to share your solution and where do you buy yours, im looking for a a very minimal dosage i want to try avoid side effects, i heard 000.5 and 000.25 gives you less chance of side effects, is this true ?

[@mohamadhafidal-ahyar2253]

I am using the 000.25 dosage of finasteride once/2 days and I still got the side effect, and after a month with low libido, I stopped using it 😂 But fortunately minoxidil and dermaroller help me regrow my hair, so I am lucky that I don't need to use finasteride.

[@raldo7677]

@@mohamadhafidal-ahyar2253 what minxodil are you using bro? Foam or liquid? Also what is the vol?

[@luisgarcia5335]

@@mohamadhafidal-ahyar2253how do you know?

[@samerooz]

Ok what is the best alternative?

[@Lalllooooooo]

does 0.5mm stimulate hair growth

[@jrachid3946]

Hi which derma pen do you recommend using and how many mm should the needles be?

[@patrickhooper1172]

So are you saying it’s just the derma roller that’s no good? But a stamp or pen may be worth it??

[@davidblizzy9725]

Exactly

[@sajsultan1839]

Buddy can popping pimples at 2 months going 3 months, can you lose your hair follicle / or distroy your hair graft , if it bleeds a little after popping?

[@ConcasserSan]

Don't pop bro. Just don't. If it doesn't subside after 1-2 weeks see a dermatologist they can cut it open. But don't pop! It can cause lots of nasty problems that you don't want to deal with.

[@delight163]

Bros fighting for every single hair thats crazy

[@asheeshdabral5939]

I think your hairfall on top is getting agressive after quitting oral minoxidil,,,do you think to continue it again ??

[@letsgethair]

Not sure how you concluded it. It is not getting aggressive at all

[@inthemoment7139]

Yeah ok 🧌

[@alteredstate4320]

Kevin mann proved that was bs. The classic ol' fina / duta + minoxidil is always the best treatment.

[@Tuner9069]

Using a derma roller isnt meant to cause scarring. Your intentionally causing wounds for the body to heal. If you dont supply the body with the appropriate levels of key nutrients necessary for healthy skin, hair, etc then the wound will scar. If done right, there won't be a scar.

[@letsgethair]

using alcohol is not meant to cause hangover, only fun times

[@grienardus12]

​@@letsgethairThat is a dumb comparison, alcohol is exactly supposed to cause hangovers since your body dries out from it.

[@secretoflaw9209]

matt you should do a DHT test to know the systemic absorbtion of Toopical Finasterde

[@dogc333]

minoxidil doesn't block dht

[@SR-ri5br]

He said fin​@@dogc333

[@AlejandroBelloRD]

Why not just push down on the scalp and not rolling it? It makes sense from a purely mechanical application of your analysis. Less waste for bought dermal rollers (at least of the proper needle width) and affordability for those who still can't afford a proper automatic needling device.

[@princejohnson1168]

Will dermastamp helps to regow the lost hairs in the scalp..?

[@Insp.CountMortisWinshipKlaw]

I'm 4.5 months in and nothing

[@princejohnson1168]

@@Insp.CountMortisWinshipKlaw so no result..?

[@Insp.CountMortisWinshipKlaw]

@@princejohnson1168 Nothing

[@eazymoney6158]

I use a derma roller for facial hair I’ve always had lots of peach fuzz and want it to grow thicker

[@BDOGreatSaiyanMan]

Derma stamp for the win!!!

[@Ws-tc5jb]

My friend please your help.im losing multi hair strands on washing.i mean pairs of multi grafts in one after 2 years of HT.Is that possible? Will the be back ? What do u think ? Keep in mind I'm in2,5 months of my second HT

[@Goodhello369]

He aint gonna know. Ask your doc and they will likely claim shockloss. Depending where, and how dense second ht was, your blood supply may have been compromised short or long term. Praying for you. But they cant know because its a guessing game. Youll have to wait and find out

[@Goodhello369]

Prob just shafts not actual grafts. Contact the doc asap

[@Ws-tc5jb]

@Goodhello369 have you ever heard this before ? My second HT was only 1000 grafts.the truth is I had very hard time psychologically last 2 months with very poor nutrition.

[@Ws-tc5jb]

@Goodhello369 do u think that these multi hair shafts can grow back ?

[@Goodhello369]

@@Ws-tc5jb really depends. Very likely will but everyone is different. Call your doc and get atleast their nurse on the phone. They know your chart. The best thing is not to stress right now. Stress leads to loss. Hopefully youve been taking finasteride and minoxidil. Or equivalents. Along with balanced diet. Otherwise dont expect to keep the hair either. Wishing you success!

[@superkozel1]

can needling stimulate growth on areas, where probably you didnt have hair? To correct naturally unpretty hairline, not from hairloss

[@jacobicherry5918]

Sadly, no. If you don’t have hair to grow there, you can’t grow there

[@Ton369]

But what about dermastamp? They don't roll the blade in

[@letsgethair]

better

[@FromPlToNy]

is it worth to just micro needle if i dont use any topicals? i have mpb

[@deneskiss9756]

yes, studies are out, some even covered it in YT

[@murat8001]

Not agree. You should antisepticise it after/before using. Use it 2/3 times a week. The more would be bad. I think the vital point, everyone missing it: you should do it with scalp massage with fingertips. Before / after derma roller, should do this massage. And biotin and drinking much water and sone work outs Then boom..

[@princejohnson1168]

will it helps to regrow the lost hairs in the scalp..?

[@murat8001]

@@princejohnson1168 Exactly. Try it

[@rios39]

I’m switching to a derma stamp

[@-Jozef]

I just ordered one for my beard, I’m gonna see how it works

[@jordanunknown5128]

@@-Jozefhow did it go?

[@Tangujimama]

You had an hair transplant?

[@letsgethair]

@@Tangujimama yes

[@SalemSnow1]

You dont get scarring.... Thats INCREDIBLY RARE.

[@moatazmagdy3254]

The videos you watch after buying a derma roller=

[@3mar00ss6]

the studies have shown that 0.8mm to 1 mm is the best depth for derma rolling but that's for skin rejuvenation not hair regrowth

[@corduroyisle]

Hey , just a simple question from me - do you get rid of a set of micro needle cartidge straight after use or store it in some liquid? could you please share some insight into how you store your cartidges ? thanks

[@letsgethair]

I spray the cartridge with 70% alcohol before and after use (in case I am re-using the same one).

[@corduroyisle]

@@letsgethair thank you for the response!

[@lehrgangswerk]

So is needling at all at no sense or only roller needling?

[@letsgethair]

correct, only roller needling

[@lehrgangswerk]

@@letsgethair thank you for our last telephone consulting also.

[@ΙωάννηςΠαπαχατζακης]

ok this is your opionion, next

[@jpscharged]

Use the stamp dermaneedle. The have large adustable depth stamps so use that insead to limit the hole size.

[@Jim-oc3sp]

If I'm only using oral min and oral fin, is there anybreason to even begin microneedling? Does this only help if applying topical products?

[@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298]

Microneedling with the the pen he suggested always heloy promote. You will get better results when combined with what you are already using.

[@asaadamin6226]

Derma Stamp is best, it works like Derma pen but it is much cheaper

[@letsgethair]

derma stamp is decent. Definitely worth trying

[@asaadamin6226]

@@letsgethair Yeah 🙌🏻

[@SalemSnow1]

Don't use a derma roller because of the pain? Use lidocaine... Simple as that...

[@aldobgl1583]

reason n.3 : potential scalp infection.

[@bakojabar2262]

I just boght the 1MM should i change it or not

[@B58luja23]

Point is size matters😂

[@AkashLala-wk6et]

Yeah i do understand why you are seem this device ineffective cause you are using completely wrong cause you should not keep passing it forward and backward

[@coach.riski8574]

Hi matt, do you HT More than three session? ?

[@zakzanotti5868]

Guys just prick with the derma roller instead of roll with it.

[@Goodhello369]

What a scam industry. I stopped too

[@russ1490]

Can you please fill us in on your visit to absolute hair clinic?

[@calistafalcontail]

It works for me and I have no side effects so...speak for yourself.

[@newdomiwave2137]

Hi. Is shedding after second DHI Transplant shorter?

[@makipa20021]

Yeah but you’re not recommending anything …. I don’t agree with your statement but thanks

[@only_chad]

Let me explain you guys in according to title it has been patched