Ive been on big 3 for years, plus dutasteride, so big 4. Also taking biotin daily. Im not changing a thing with my protocol. It hasnt produed any regrowth to date, so moving forward if i see any benefits i will suspect its the threading.
No, i dont see a thing elsewhere and i prob wont. There was no lifting. What i had done should just help w collagen formation. That will take some time to develop.
Is that what the technician told you? If you have done exactly the same procedure as in the study, then the needles in your scalp should also induce wound healing which triggers your body to send growth stimulants to the affected areas, right?
Thats the plan. Of course the tech only knew any of that by reading the study o threading for hair growth. He is only familiar with what happens on the face and other areas of the body, hes never done this on the scalp before. Whether or not growth factors and such really happens, were about to find out.
I really hope you are right. It was do easy too. I didnt need to be numbed and i got the 24 threads inserted in 15 min. It couldnt have been easier to go through, and now an day and a half later my head feels 98% fine.
Things are good. Still have like two spots that are a little tender. It only hurts when i touch my head, like when I wash my hair.
None at all. They didnt even suggest it.
Champpy did u ever try dermarolling before ? i would be interested to see if their is any difference compared to that as they have a similar mod of action around wounding i.e is this better or the same ( Dhurat is the author from both studies)
