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Today we’ll be going over the top 5 most common dermarolling mistakes when dermarolling.
Any of these could absolutely ruin your results. Stay tuned.
Timestamps
📌0:00 - Intro
📌0:25 - Using the wrong dermaroller
📌1:20 - Using it without a topical stimulant
📌3:23 - Treatment frequency
📌4:20 - Hygiene
📌5:22 - Improper technique
📌6:07 - Not giving it enough time
Transcription
So guys let’s get straight into it.
The top 5 most common dermaroller mistakes for reversing hair loss.
Using the wrong dermaroller. Now microneedling slash dermarolling is used for a wide variety of conditions.
From acne to pigmentation disorders to fighting aging - you name it. So it’s no surprise you’ll find a tonne of microneedling devices on the market.
So you have dermarollers, dermastamps, and dermapens, and they come in all sorts of arrays and needle sizes.
It can get bewildering.
So, rather than trying to sort it out yourself, what you can do is just click the link I’ve put in the description below this video.
This will take you directly to the free Hairguard dermaroller for hair regrowth.
It’s the very top link in the description, you can’t miss it.
So our dermaroller is specifically for hair loss.
With an ergonomical handle for treating the scalp, and medical grade titanium needles.
The needles are 1mm in size, which is the optimum size to stimulate hair growth.
And as I said it’s completely free. So you only cover the shipping, and we pay for your dermaroller.
Pretty good deal if you ask me
Using it without a topical stimulant.
So we have some very encouraging research out there on the positive effects of combining microneedling with a topical stimulant like minoxidil.
Actually let me rephrase that.
These aren’t encouraging results.
They’re mindblowing.
Short of a hair transplant, they’re among the best results you’ll find in the entire hair loss literature.
You basically amplify the effect of minoxidil by a factor of approximately 4 times.
You go from the standard minoxidil range of around 20 new hairs per centimetre squared, to values that exceed 90 hairs.
It’s a different ballgame altogether.
So why is this?
Well, you obviously get the regrowth you’d get from the microneedling, the regrowth you’d get from the topical stimulant, and then you get an interaction between the two.
This is due to the tiny wounds that the dermaroller creates on the outer skin.
They allow the topical stimulant to be absorbed much more easily.
And it’s this increased absorption that probably accounts for the majority of hair regrowth.
Now, as I said, the results with minoxidil are pretty mind-blowing.
But - minoxidil is powerful medicine.
So if you don’t want to be messing with the side effects, you can check out our all-natural scalp elixir
which I’ve linked to in the description. It’s the who’s who of topical stimulants, in an all natural formulation, without side effects.
The best part is, you only have to use it once a day, just before you go to bed.
Wrong treatment frequency
So with dermarolling you don’t want to overdo it.
If you treat too frequently, you just won’t give your scalp the chance to recover after each session.
And the results won’t be optimal.
You can think of it like lifting weights.
When you lift at the gym, your muscles get sore.
Reference Links
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Disclaimer
This video is for educational purposes only and is not intended to treat, diagnose or cure any disease.