Recent content by wissywig

what the...correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't these just repackaged high-frequency machines that sell on Amazon for as little as $25? And this one is $300? And, lol, electrotrichogenesis? Seriously wtf here

I just replied to another thread; was using liquid and it caused extreme itching and flaking to the point where I simply had to stop. Switched to foam, finished one can yesterday. I can say with complete confidence that I experienced none of the issues that the liquid caused.

I too switched from Kirkland liquid to Kirkland foam. The liquid was causing all kinds of issues; itching and extreme flaking being the most bothersome. It got to a point where I could take my fingernail, scratch my scalp, and get huge flakes that were everywhere I applied liquid minoxidil...

Longtime lurker/reader, thought I'd contribute. I've had a Derminator for some time, like, 2 years. I got it when I was researhing dermarolling for hair growth and the evidence in my mind that it works is strong, but requires commitment. I lacked the latter part of the equation. I just...

Just wondering; how much do you think the inversion table helped with your growth? I have a teeter doorway hanger that I plan on using. Can't do it for 20 mins but I figured being fully inverted for 10mins/day might help my current regimen.

Wait, it's suspicious because he links to Amazon to show what dermapen he used, a question he knew he would undoubtedly be asked when posting his results? lol

I just got one from him in July. He responded pretty quickly. I would just keep reaching out to him.

I'm not a fan of combs. I had one and it was hard to do it consistently. I mean, hard. With a helmet, you just sit there for ~20 mins and that's it. So IMHO, you should opt for a helmet device over a comb.

You're trying to be witty, I get it. This is why people can't get stuff down or agree with anything on this topic. Say something about a protocol or method that someone doesn't agree with and people come up with completely idiotic stuff like this. If you don't want to try it, fine. Stick...

Good point. I still have enough hair where you can't tell my hair is thnning (with a little help from hair fibers). I had a minor hair transplant about 8 years ago around the hairline, and I remember the surgeon suggesting that I use LLLT while healing up. I did this with one of the old "stand up" units...

it's incredible that when there are a huge number of modalities out there that people try with only anecdotal evidence, LLLT is still regarded as something that's not efficacious and "time-consuming". 20 mins 3x/week is time consuming for a treatment that has clinical evidence that it works...

I've been in contact with John for the past week, and if anything, I have found that he is too forthcoming in his responses. It literally takes me a few minutes to read his responses to my questions. It was on this basis that I decided to move forward with one of his units. He also answers on...

Curious, what's your level of hair loss? I have been viewing his site for a few years and thinking about getting one. My hair loss is the crown and hairline so I thought this might be the way to go, as I am not liking minoxidil and refuse to use finasteride.