Recent content by Wergi

I think one the puzzle pieces in this is nutrision. I cannot believe everyone on this thread forgets about the importance of nutrition. Hair must be built from something.

Could you elaborate on your scepticism, despite the results?

You used a bad wording. Not that baldness is permanent but is progressive if it's not being constantly adressed. As for frequency. It might be too dangerous to dermaroll everyday twice a day. I have in mind studies from 2011 how they link wounding to form tumors originating from neighboring...

It didn't made any sense to me either. But after restricting fat intake my hair started to improve.

Did you stop other treatments when you started microneedling?

Someone mentioned beard community and those who had retained their gains after quitting minoxidil. https://www.reddit.com/r/BeardAdvice/comments/718sbo/before_minoxidil_and_5_months_after_stopping/

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3921236/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4976400/ In the first month yes. Supposedly like with minoxidil it is a signal that it's working. I think everyone here in the 2-3 month reported decrease in shed, itch and flaking.

You know I speak from experience. I've been on a relaxed keto diet for years since my family history is written by diabetetics and heart diseases. About a year ago I've decided to drop some weight and I went on a strict keto (carbs <20g, fats 180-250g a day), although I never came close to your...

Well when you switched to vegan, reason for hair loss might have been telogen effluvium. If that's the case then it's very aggressive. When did you switch? It takes up to 1 year for your body to adjust to a big nutritional change. I didn't say sebum production is bad. I said too much is bad for...

No wonder you started balding at 18. Your diet is horrible. Alone cholesterol level is probably skyrocket high. And I'm not talking bout HDL cholesterol. Even on ketogenic diet it would be considered very unhealthy. The amount of saturated fats on an even diet should be < 20g. Omega-6 : Omega-3...

Yes, it's normal. Especially in the first couple of sessions.

There are 2 types of inflammation. Acute inflammation (cuts, scratches and so forth) and chronic inflammation (when response lingers far longer than it should be). DHT is converted from testosterone in your sebaceous gland and are mediated by binding to the androgen receptor. Combining that...

It was a joke with the eyebrows :). I know about foam rolling, I don't see how massages can help break up fibrosis on your scalp. In my opinion you cannot make enough pressure to make a difference.

Massages reversing fibrosis. Nice idea. I heard raising your eyebrows is the real cause of baldness. http://buism.com/hairloss.htm I'm not denying massages are helpful just not in the way you're describing. There is enough blood flow from microneedling.