Cleanse hair with lukewarm water, Wear a satin or silk scarf while sleeping, Rinse hair with diluted acv for shine, Apply liittlleextra cocoonniion shampoo and hair oil set. These methods helped for my sister, and she controlled her hair fall with this routine.
Yes I believe this method works way better for me as well. I noticed that with the daily rolling my skin was somewhat scabbing and hyperpigmented so I think the stamping will do the trick. I started to stamp just a day ago so God willing I'll be giving updates
My hair loss is similar to yours. Your progress is excellent. A few suggestions I tried has worked like a dream. (Guys only) 1: Practice Semen Retention (abstinence) 2: Take a zinc, biotin, multivitamin and fish oil supplement daily. 3:use a antifungal cream before applying any oil or lotion. (Clotrimazole 1%) 4: massage the scalp throughout the day. 5: sleep with a durag/wave cap to keep any oil you use from ending up in your pillow, this also acts as a root stimulator due to the pressure from the cap. I've seen extraordinary results in a short amount of time. I believe the antifungal cream is a cheat code. Lol anyways good luck guys.
@lxramirez9788 there is a fungus that grows naturally on the skin. However there are cases where this fungus can develop too many cells. Thus causing skin issues like, cirrhosis, eczema, and alopecia. I saw a TH-cam video of Selson Blue shampoo, being used to treat skin blotches and itching. It was like a miracle cream. Skin returned to normal. No more itching. The fungus overgrowth had been eliminated. So considering this finding. I decided to try using a anti-fungal cream for my bald spots. And I am seeing good results.
@@mattjones6323ketoconazole has a testosterone blocking effect (but not many scientific evidence that it helps with hair loss) so it could help a bit, also it helps with dandruff..
You really deserve more subscribers. Your videos are the most detailed I have found on hair loss and I have been researching on TH-cam for several years. Thank you so much and God bless.
Your method of bunching up your scalp while derma stamping is very effective for me. I couldn’t use the roller method because my skin would hurt so much
Thank you so much for the technique John! I have long hair, and no matter what I tried when rolling the dermaroller my hair would tear. This is a game changer for me, as I'm desperate to try the dermaroller for my hair loss. Thank you so much!
I got results with this RARE and AWESOME technique. God bless you brother, you are a life savior. This method is really impressive and you will see results soon. Like baby hairs in the first weeks (even darker then vellus hairs) and then you need to be patient to let them grow :)
Micro-needling is a game changer for those it works for , I really hope the results are long term since it's a natural treatment based on our body's wound healing mechanism. I would also suggest you look at a dermapen as it is very convenient to use even though its a bit pricey, worth it in my opinion. Please keep updating your channel , would love to see how the results sustain. Cheers and good luck!
@@jss.2020 you might be needling too deep. and that's the real bonus of using a pen - you can adjust the needle length. my current regimen is .6mm three times a month and 1.5mm once a month. I have a longer recovery time with the 1.5mm depth.
What I was told is the hair grows in defense of the skin before I ever knew what a derma roller was I notice when I shave an area the hair grows heavier; it's the poking the skins only way of defense is to grow hair out.
You should include an affiliate link to the dermaroller and essential oils that you use. It helps your viewers find the exact products quickly and easily. You also get a small percentage to help grow your channel. Everyone wins!
brother , you are a very good example of never giving up & insane comeback from worst to best situation .. with willpower , hardwork , dedication & consistency ...
Just a word of caution, derma stamping like any injury causes an inflammation effect, and when done daily could potentially cause scarring that could interfere with the intended results. Let the body/inflammation recover between uses. That is why many recommend once-per-week use.
It's a pretty good general rule based upon a lot of real research done into this though lol@@jcmediaoffl I've learned tons to do with inflammation and it's just common sense at this point in my understanding that not letting the body/skin recover from trauma/injury is likely to cause it to always be in a perpetual state of inflammation. Constant inflammation in the scalp can lead to hair loss, not to mention the heightened potential for scarring that the other dude mentioned. For example, there is a condition called Folliculitis decalvans which is a rare condition that causes ongoing (chronic) inflammation of your hair follicles and scalp. Over time, hair falls out and scarring occurs. The condition causes permanent hair loss with scarring (cicatricial alopecia Just showing that to highlight that it's a very real possibility so while someone may get some hair follicles back... Could they be potentially killing off hair follicles slowly at the same time, without realizing it because it's so slow and they're taken aback by the amazing wave of growth they're seeing in the mirror for 2 - 3 minutes as they stamp/dermaroll their scalp? I say it's definitely possible. One way to probably be able to dermaroll/stamp every day (or every other day, as I read from someone else) without the risk of constant large amounts of inflammation and potential of scarring would be to use needles that are only 0.5m in length. I think this was actually the length that research showed be very safe, enough to do it more than once per week. Edit: I'll provide a link and a bit of some of the core info I was just talking about here. Link: perfecthairhealth.com/microneedling-frequency-how-often/ Stage 1: inflammation When it comes to needle lengths to avoid scarring, Dunkin et al. (5) found that *skin cuts to depths of 0.5-0.6 mm may show signs of inflammation for 24-48 hours following the injury;* however, these wounds will close *without any trace of scar tissue.* “The visible inflammation phase (erythema) lasts on average about 48 hours. The redness on Caucasian skin decreases by 50% 4-6 hours after the treatment. Chilled silk layers (Cool Mask) soaked in hyaluronic acid are extremely helpful in reducing erythema by at least 50% in 30 minutes. Visible edema is unusual after microneedling. There may be a general slight swelling that fades within 48 hours. In chronic wounds progression toward healing often stalls in the inflammatory phase. At the wound edge, when re-epithelialization is arrested, microneedling of periwound skin may serve to induce a mild inflammatory response which may stimulate epithelial migration to occur. In addition, as previously mentioned the microneedling may help to restore the TEPs and electrotaxis of epithelial skin cells.” Other researchers have also argued that wounding with longer needle lengths - *1.5mm to 2.00mm* - also shouldn’t lead to scarring… *provided that the needles are medical grade and used less frequently* (i.e., once every 1-2 weeks).
Yes. The literature and TH-cam dermatologists would agree with this as well. Once you roll or stamp the growth factors are present and then it's about letting the scalp heal. Some studies suggest max frequency of 2x per week all the way to just 1x every 3 weeks. Daily is asking for excessive inflammation, potential scarring (if prone), and less than ideal hair growth or slowed progression.
This was solid! Thanks for sharing these suggestions brother. Please update this video as time goes every now and then to show us if anything has changed and your results. Viewers like me sincerely appreciate finding info like this. Keep up the good work.
Thanks again on the stamping rather than rolling, I'm new to this but but i see more suggestions/ppl getting results from that rather than just rolling on the scalp. Thanks for your effort ✊🏾
Started using the dermapen on my temples along with minox and oil everyday and I’m finally getting growth overnight. My temples have been completely bald for like 6 years so it’s quite surprising
Worked my way up to 2.5 length, started at 1.5 Fin and minoxidil foam prescription, you still need both to get real results I really only use castor and rosemary oil
@@merciejo1 I took a 2 month break to cut down on cost and to see if the gains would hold and they have. The balding areas have been cut down by about half from around when I made the first comment. The areas that are still bald have little baby hairs sprouting up. Next time I start back up I’m dropping down to 2mm
That's a good idea to use the derma roller as a stamp. A derma stamp would be even better because they are adjustable needle lengths. Also all the needles are going straight into the skin at a flat 90 degrees with a stamp. With the roller the needles are at all different angles. Also, recent microneedling studies for hair growth have shown that a 0.60 mm is the best needle length for growing hair and it is best done every other day. I was not getting good results using 1.25 mm so I've decided to try a 0.75 mm and see if that works better.
excellent video. informative and concise. Also, you seem sincere and believe. like 80% of hair growth videos don't come across believable. Lots of gimmicks and questionable products being promoted. I subbed and look forward to seeing you with hair as you had when you were 19😀😀😀😀😀
Yo I FINALLY started seeing results from about a year and a half of Him supplements and Rogaine. A year. And a half. I kept up the regiment every day the whole time even after a year passed and I still didn't see much results. Figured I'd give it 1 more year just to go the distance and give my bald spot the best chance to come back...About 3 months ago I finally started to see tiny little hairs growing and now? It's coming in more and more on a weekly basis. I believe if I add the dermaroller it will only help things move faster so I've already placed my order. I'm about to be back in business babyyyyyy!!!!!
Yeah, it’s a lot of work I realized, so instead of continuing to ignore it, I’d rather spend the time doing things to keep my hair. I don’t care for the bald look.
This is great that a personalised routine has worked for John. Just want to add a note of caution here - mostly for us paler/Northern Hibernians, our skin is not as thick as dark/brown/black skin. So, really, for those of us of Irish/Scots/Western European descent, once a week is the most recommended space. Everyone needs to work out what's best for them, but just be careful not to do too much too soon. It takes time and patience.
I use it every other day, my skin needs only one day rest to heal. Yes, everybody is different, but if you use it regularly your body is forced to heal fast. Once a week is not enough to regrow hair on years bald heads.
@@byronbaldwyn7330 exactly. Black, white, Puerto Rican and candy stripe; humans have the same skin. Just because it’s lighter or darker in color doesn’t mean it’s thinner or thicker. You can just see through the lighter skin and can not see through the darker.
Black people and people with darker skin have the exact same skin thickness as everyone else. That black people have thicker skin that is less susceptible to pain is a racist stereotype used to justify the medical community's historical practice of experimenting on slaves. Supposedly it was ethical to perform surgery on us without anesthesia because we couldn't feel pain. Even now, doctors are less likely to take the concerns of black patients seriously because of this stereotype. Stop spreading it please.
hey bro , thank you so much. going to try your method. Just started a fist session yesterday and felt lost as a few hairs were getting tangled and I was like "no that's my last few hairs on that spot😄
I have used Derma Stamp for my beard and seen huge growth in patchy areas. The one I have is adjustable from .2 to 3mm . I slowly went up in size from .5 to .7 to 1 to 1.3 at times. I used minoxidil (kirkland 5%) once a day and popular to contrary belief. .7 stamp then Minox right after, did show me more growth. Worth a look, since stamp doesn't roll, and only works vertically and works with hair follicles nearby.
used roller for about a year plus, before the stamp. didn't see as big of a growth as the derma stamp but it was better than nothing fwiw. Stamp is better IMO
Im planning on getting a DRPEN or some auto tool and hope it works but your video is such solid proof that you dont need a fancy setup nor be long winded to make a fantastic educational youtube video. The quality of your content is top shelf.
I had used minoxidil during my young age when I was losing hair. Side effects are very high as you are applying high concentration of alcohol along with other medicines. I would recommend not using it. Thanks
I had a bad case of alopecia, so I shaved my hair all off and went Bald 😑. I had to shave every other day from then on, but I just figured I'd be Bald forever and it was time to get used to it. I would shave my head while in the shower and my wife found some biotin oil and said I should give it a try. So what I would do is shave it all off in a very warm shower and as soon as I got out and dried my head, I would apply the oil. This went on for months, probably close to a year and then right in the middle of the bald patches, I started to notice new growth, not much, but I could see it. Let me just say I was super surprised! So I kept shaving it all off and applying the biotin oil and the growth kept coming. So finally, when I could see that the growth was actually filling in the patches, I stopped shaving. The patches weren't fully filled, but I thought let me see what happens. So no more shaving and I kept applying the biotin after every shower. After about a year and a half, I had a full thick head of hair again and I never looked back. I did keep applying the oil just in case 😅, until i just ran out one time and didn't re-up. My stepson goin Bald as a mutha and when I took my cap off the other day and showed him my full thick head of hair he was like 😯 "wow, wtf?? You got them good genes!". Let me just say I lmao! 🤣 Alopecia is no joke, but just keep the faith, keep doin you because everything is possible 💯 ☮️
@altuprasaad8049 My theory is that the shaving stimulated my scalp and pores. Because I shaved during my shower and applied the oil as soon as I got out, I think my scalp was massively stimulated and my pores were open to absorb the oil. Shaving was actually uncomfortable, probably like those scalp stimulator tools people roll across their heads. My recommendation though is to do what you feel is best because it's only my theory of what happened. The main reason I shave in the first place because I was either going to have hair or I wasn't there was no in-between for my and that was just my personal choice. Good luck with your journey and much positive vibes ☮️.
pinching the scalp together is brilliant. With black person hair I can see how rolling it could be an issue but honestly with my white person hair I can see it being worse. Like have you ever seen the roller brush in a vacuum cleaner? Ya thats what I mean. I think using it more stamp like is smart. Good tutorial dude!
You would love the banish derma stamp it’s got a nice big circle tip with aloe needles and you stamp it so it would be a lot easier and the needles go straight in and out which creates better wounds in the skin to heal correctly to get the results you want.
Update. I counted about 21 new black dark hairs that have been filling in my hairline on the bad side. And more then that on the left (less bad) now it looks like my hair line has never been a issue. Also I want to point out. In the light. I can see the baby hairs where my full hairline has been restored
I just found your page today you're doing God's work fr. Your comments about your scalp feeling looser echos my personal theory. Look into combining vitamin c and collagen internally after stamping
John, appreciate all the informative information regarding hair derma-rolling... I've been doing as much research as I can and I feel as if I'm getting directed toward using 1.5mm over anything else. I noticed you mentioned a study conducted, that concluded .5mm or .6mm was just as effective if not more than 1.5mm? Just trying to gain a little more clarity before making a decision. Thank You!
AFAIK they are equally effective, but if you choose 0.5mm over let's say 1.5mm you're gonna have to dermaroll more frequent. This is my knowledge I could be wrong
bro, have you thought of getting a hair transplant? I just got one done in Istanbul, and it's so common and so easy. $2500... and you'll have an awesome head of hair, it's crazy!
thanks for posting this video, I've tried rolling on and off for quite a while with no help, but never stamping. I'll give that a shot for a few months on a regular basis and see what happens.
That's a much better technique of using derma-roller I advise everyone to Clean your scalp before using a dermaroller you can do it with a betadine Sol or any anti microbial solution
Such a a great idea. I’ve dermarolling for a while now. You do it everyday.. interesting.. and stamp it, great tips, I’ll try it! (Girl with thin hair here. )
It sounds like people with alopecia can grow hair back better and faster than people that's losing their hair slowly due to male pattern baldness. I'm losing my hair on the corners and temples and I'm trying to regain growth. I have a 1.5 derma roller and I use it every 5 days on those areas. I'm a month in I hope I start to see a difference soon. I'm going to start using your technique.
I have to say it only work if you still have small hairs in that area that has thinned out. It doesnt bring back hair that has completely faded. It didnt bring back my full teenage hairline but it has helped filling in light areas
You know you can purchase a derma stamp but this is a very good video thank you soo much for sharing. Something I learned is that you do this daily I should start doing this I just started using a derma stamp.
I have read that you shouldn't put essential oils directly on your skin as it may damage it and if you want to use essential oils on your hair you should first dilute it in a base oil like olive oil
good info. I'm new to microneedling only about 2 months in. just curious given the stamping technique you use - why not use a dermastamp or a dermapen (and use the pen in the stamping motion)?
So kind of like Chinese plum hammer. If you haven't heard of it you should try it. One of its use is for hair growth. And I suspect the derma roller come from it. Thank for your video !!
I've seen a few videos on this topic, you were the only one that provided a practical solution to using a derma roller effectively like a derma pen/stamp. Much appreciated 👌🏾💯
Just bought a dermastamp my hairline is starting to recede but idk if it’s matured or going to go further. So thanks a lot 🙏 it’s really been bugging me trying to cut the stress. The feeling of the dermastamp isn’t too bad I get redness and some bleeding. They’re adjustable so I’m using like a .75-.8.
Great video! But I wonder, If you're using the dermaroller like a dermastamp wouldn't it be better to just use a dermastamp instead? Or is there a good reason to use a roller over a stamp, I've noticed dermastamp don't seem to get lots of attention in the microneedling forums.
You're right. I have tried a dermastamp, but switched to a dermaroller because it is easier to move quickly across my scalp. I only dermastamp the areas that are, well were, extremely thin. I also prefer the roller when it comes to battling wrinkles and scars, as it is easier to move quickly across rounder areas of the body as well as dip into crevices, suck as between the nose and cheek; whereas a dermastamp wouldn't be as practical.
I am hat-wearing, so I am wondering if you would go as far as to suggest not wearing a hat throughout the process, to allow your hair to breathe? I am curious, thank you
Wow, everyday?! I haven't heard that type of frequency anywhere else online or in the literature. Most of what I am coming across is 2x weekly (max) to 1x every 3 weeks. Once you roll, or stamp, the growth factors are there and then it's about letting the scalp heal. It appears that the research and TH-cam dermatologists are also in agreement that 1.5mm needles are ideal to reach the proper depth of the hair follicle, too shallow and the growth factors aren't reaching what we're trying to stimulate. I understand that what you're saying is that this is what you have found to work best for you.
Hi brother, thanks for this good info. I was just wondering how long do you massage your hair with your derma roller and don't you risk breaking the needles on the roller with your method? Regards from the Nethernads.
That’s because you need a 1.0mm-1.5mm derma roller. 0.5 is not scientifically proven to be beneficial at reaching the dermis layer of the skin to induce collagen production.
I had to do a slight update in my route. I lost my .75 mm roller but I got a 1.mm roller. I figured since I stamped with it every day (the .75) I can do the 1mm every other day. Before I started I noticed alot of smoother skin forming. I think the scared tissue has or is coming up. My report (before starting my 1.mm) is very positive. I can see alot of new growth. On all the aeras I lost hair. I gave myself a buzz the other day and i can see where all the blonde hairs . My hair line is totally restores at that alone makes me look so much younger. I actually had a girl ask me for my number lol. She was young too (19) I'm going to use this 1.mm once every 2 days and see how it goes. Alot of the blonde hair are darkening. So its not as thick but it is full. If that makes sense
Hi buddy, I was using 0.5mm. Did like 5 or 6 times. Since I was expecting a miracle and when I couldn't find any results. I stopped. After watching his video and reddit post where he mentions of 1.5mm every 2 weeks. I bought a derma roller and now started using like a stamp mentioned in this video. I guess, i am seeing a little improvement. But, i am skeptical how often to use them?
@@tel1723 Then I think I should use 1.5mm at least once a week. I have a bald spot at my crown and my hair is thinning all around. I was using more hairs initially after derma rolling. Will stick on to the plan for another month and will update you. Thanks for the reply mate.
@@capriconcap7531 I used a .5mm daily and saw results after a month, though it was more baby hairs and a lower hairline. Ilas I kept at it. They got darker and thicker
Thank you for this video. I am going to order a roller now. Any idea which one to start off with? Do you have a link to some good ones? Also, do you use carrier oil with your essential oils? I have always read not to use them without a carrier oil. Thanks for the help. How is your hair nowadays?
I've tested a zillion things. The single things that really worked in my case: A good diet, decent sleeping timings, moving your body atleast for 30 minutes, eating right, using quality shampoo as well as oil. I use just liitllleextra cocooionn shampoo & hair oil together for this reason plus it does the work. The hairfall got under control with it.
It should. You may have to wash your hair more than I did due to your hair's greater tendency to be oily vs dry, assuming your curl pattern is closer to the 1 or 2 type of course.
Ay bro those are killer results! Do you use minoxidil or finastride? I’ve been using rosemary + peppermint and a tiny bit of tea tree oils diluted in castor and grape seed oil…still shedding but see tiny light colored hairs at hairline. Gonna try dermarolling again. I like the stamping tech gonna give that a try
@@lasdj1848 the loss hasn’t progressed, been maintaining..and those baby hairs are still there but haven’t turned into terminal hairs or whatever…haven’t been keeping up with the dermarolling either tho lol
The same happened to me, the baby hairs would not progress with just essential oils alone. I needed minoxidil. Eventually after some research I found coffee to be theorized as an effective DHT blocker, so I gave it a try. It's been working so far.
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Cleanse hair with lukewarm water, Wear a satin or silk scarf while sleeping, Rinse hair with diluted acv for shine, Apply liittlleextra cocoonniion shampoo and hair oil set. These methods helped for my sister, and she controlled her hair fall with this routine.
Your method of stamping made micro needling so much more effective for me, thanks
No problem Mark. Glad I could help.
Yes I believe this method works way better for me as well. I noticed that with the daily rolling my skin was somewhat scabbing and hyperpigmented so I think the stamping will do the trick. I started to stamp just a day ago so God willing I'll be giving updates
I stabbed my scalp like this , little bleeding but there was no pain how?
I've never even thought of this. Definitely going to start doing it.
@@JESUS10148 update ?
Thank you bro you changed my life I been doing it for 2 months and I'm seeing results. So thank you so much.
Any updates?
My hair loss is similar to yours. Your progress is excellent. A few suggestions I tried has worked like a dream. (Guys only)
1: Practice Semen Retention (abstinence)
2: Take a zinc, biotin, multivitamin and fish oil supplement daily.
3:use a antifungal cream before applying any oil or lotion. (Clotrimazole 1%)
4: massage the scalp throughout the day.
5: sleep with a durag/wave cap to keep any oil you use from ending up in your pillow, this also acts as a root stimulator due to the pressure from the cap.
I've seen extraordinary results in a short amount of time. I believe the antifungal cream is a cheat code. Lol anyways good luck guys.
Thanks for the input. How you figured to apply the antifungal cream?
@lxramirez9788 there is a fungus that grows naturally on the skin. However there are cases where this fungus can develop too many cells. Thus causing skin issues like, cirrhosis, eczema, and alopecia. I saw a TH-cam video of Selson Blue shampoo, being used to treat skin blotches and itching. It was like a miracle cream. Skin returned to normal. No more itching. The fungus overgrowth had been eliminated. So considering this finding. I decided to try using a anti-fungal cream for my bald spots. And I am seeing good results.
What is purpose of fungal cream and how you find out that?
Semen retention is the most important
@@mattjones6323ketoconazole has a testosterone blocking effect (but not many scientific evidence that it helps with hair loss) so it could help a bit, also it helps with dandruff..
You really deserve more subscribers. Your videos are the most detailed I have found on hair loss and I have been researching on TH-cam for several years. Thank you so much and God bless.
Your method of bunching up your scalp while derma stamping is very effective for me. I couldn’t use the roller method because my skin would hurt so much
Thank you so much for the technique John! I have long hair, and no matter what I tried when rolling the dermaroller my hair would tear. This is a game changer for me, as I'm desperate to try the dermaroller for my hair loss. Thank you so much!
use a dermapen then
Different for a woman obviously, but I’ve been shaving my head with a #1 or 0 since I started derma rolling to reduce risk of existing hair damage.
I got results with this RARE and AWESOME technique. God bless you brother, you are a life savior. This method is really impressive and you will see results soon. Like baby hairs in the first weeks (even darker then vellus hairs) and then you need to be patient to let them grow :)
Bought a derma stamp. About to start my journey
awesome! Do you use yours daily and also have a .5? Thank you
Micro-needling is a game changer for those it works for , I really hope the results are long term since it's a natural treatment based on our body's wound healing mechanism. I would also suggest you look at a dermapen as it is very convenient to use even though its a bit pricey, worth it in my opinion. Please keep updating your channel , would love to see how the results sustain. Cheers and good luck!
pen sucks - takes a long time to cover scalp
@@jss.2020 you might be needling too deep. and that's the real bonus of using a pen - you can adjust the needle length. my current regimen is .6mm three times a month and 1.5mm once a month. I have a longer recovery time with the 1.5mm depth.
What I was told is the hair grows in defense of the skin before I ever knew what a derma roller was I notice when I shave an area the hair grows heavier; it's the poking the skins only way of defense is to grow hair out.
I'm battling cutting sugar out there are reasons behind hair lost.
What if you use micro-needling on your penis?
You should include an affiliate link to the dermaroller and essential oils that you use.
It helps your viewers find the exact products quickly and easily.
You also get a small percentage to help grow your channel. Everyone wins!
brother , you are a very good example of never giving up & insane comeback from worst to best situation .. with willpower , hardwork , dedication & consistency ...
Just a word of caution, derma stamping like any injury causes an inflammation effect, and when done daily could potentially cause scarring that could interfere with the intended results. Let the body/inflammation recover between uses. That is why many recommend once-per-week use.
This is not applicable to everyone..
It's a pretty good general rule based upon a lot of real research done into this though lol@@jcmediaoffl I've learned tons to do with inflammation and it's just common sense at this point in my understanding that not letting the body/skin recover from trauma/injury is likely to cause it to always be in a perpetual state of inflammation. Constant inflammation in the scalp can lead to hair loss, not to mention the heightened potential for scarring that the other dude mentioned.
For example, there is a condition called Folliculitis decalvans which is a rare condition that causes ongoing (chronic) inflammation of your hair follicles and scalp.
Over time, hair falls out and scarring occurs. The condition causes permanent hair loss with scarring (cicatricial alopecia
Just showing that to highlight that it's a very real possibility so while someone may get some hair follicles back... Could they be potentially killing off hair follicles slowly at the same time, without realizing it because it's so slow and they're taken aback by the amazing wave of growth they're seeing in the mirror for 2 - 3 minutes as they stamp/dermaroll their scalp? I say it's definitely possible.
One way to probably be able to dermaroll/stamp every day (or every other day, as I read from someone else) without the risk of constant large amounts of inflammation and potential of scarring would be to use needles that are only 0.5m in length. I think this was actually the length that research showed be very safe, enough to do it more than once per week.
Edit: I'll provide a link and a bit of some of the core info I was just talking about here.
Link: perfecthairhealth.com/microneedling-frequency-how-often/
Stage 1: inflammation
When it comes to needle lengths to avoid scarring, Dunkin et al. (5) found that *skin cuts to depths of 0.5-0.6 mm may show signs of inflammation for 24-48 hours following the injury;* however, these wounds will close *without any trace of scar tissue.*
“The visible inflammation phase (erythema) lasts on average about 48 hours. The redness on Caucasian skin decreases by 50% 4-6 hours after the treatment. Chilled silk layers (Cool Mask) soaked in hyaluronic acid are extremely helpful in reducing erythema by at least 50% in 30 minutes. Visible edema is unusual after microneedling. There may be a general slight swelling that fades within 48 hours. In chronic wounds progression toward healing often stalls in the inflammatory phase. At the wound edge, when re-epithelialization is arrested, microneedling of periwound skin may serve to induce a mild inflammatory response which may stimulate epithelial migration to occur. In addition, as previously mentioned the microneedling may help to restore the TEPs and electrotaxis of epithelial skin cells.”
Other researchers have also argued that wounding with longer needle lengths - *1.5mm to 2.00mm* - also shouldn’t lead to scarring… *provided that the needles are medical grade and used less frequently* (i.e., once every 1-2 weeks).
@Bones18 it's about your useless opinion..
I don't want to follow and trust what are you are saying..
Yes. The literature and TH-cam dermatologists would agree with this as well. Once you roll or stamp the growth factors are present and then it's about letting the scalp heal. Some studies suggest max frequency of 2x per week all the way to just 1x every 3 weeks. Daily is asking for excessive inflammation, potential scarring (if prone), and less than ideal hair growth or slowed progression.
@@heaz32 I don't know why these kind of idiots are teaching us to what we should have to do..
Please go and educate the wicked people in society.
Dude you’ve blown my mind ! I always thought you’d roll a roller not dab it
Bless you brother 🙌
Thanks for this information I have been doing this for about 6 months now and it is working.
You are BRILLIANT! Thank you so much for taking the time to share this.
This was solid! Thanks for sharing these suggestions brother. Please update this video as time goes every now and then to show us if anything has changed and your results. Viewers like me sincerely appreciate finding info like this. Keep up the good work.
Thanks again on the stamping rather than rolling, I'm new to this but but i see more suggestions/ppl getting results from that rather than just rolling on the scalp. Thanks for your effort ✊🏾
Started using the dermapen on my temples along with minox and oil everyday and I’m finally getting growth overnight. My temples have been completely bald for like 6 years so it’s quite surprising
What length do you use?
What oil do you use?
Worked my way up to 2.5 length, started at 1.5
Fin and minoxidil foam prescription, you still need both to get real results
I really only use castor and rosemary oil
@@angryheretic be careful, if the needles are too long you can damage the stem cell of the follicle. 1.5 is the max .
@@merciejo1 I took a 2 month break to cut down on cost and to see if the gains would hold and they have. The balding areas have been cut down by about half from around when I made the first comment. The areas that are still bald have little baby hairs sprouting up. Next time I start back up I’m dropping down to 2mm
That's a good idea to use the derma roller as a stamp. A derma stamp would be even better because they are adjustable needle lengths. Also all the needles are going straight into the skin at a flat 90 degrees with a stamp. With the roller the needles are at all different angles. Also, recent microneedling studies for hair growth have shown that a 0.60 mm is the best needle length for growing hair and it is best done every other day. I was not getting good results using 1.25 mm so I've decided to try a 0.75 mm and see if that works better.
Exactly!
Any update on using the .75mm?
Rosemary, castor oil, derma pen 1.5 needle length, once twice a week. Head and scalp stretch, massage.
You're welcome.
excellent video. informative and concise. Also, you seem sincere and believe. like 80% of hair growth videos don't come across believable. Lots of gimmicks and questionable products being promoted.
I subbed and look forward to seeing you with hair as you had when you were 19😀😀😀😀😀
Yo I FINALLY started seeing results from about a year and a half of Him supplements and Rogaine. A year. And a half. I kept up the regiment every day the whole time even after a year passed and I still didn't see much results. Figured I'd give it 1 more year just to go the distance and give my bald spot the best chance to come back...About 3 months ago I finally started to see tiny little hairs growing and now? It's coming in more and more on a weekly basis. I believe if I add the dermaroller it will only help things move faster so I've already placed my order. I'm about to be back in business babyyyyyy!!!!!
Been shaving my head for about 2 years and I just got tired. I’m regrowing with your derma method!
What mm derma roller you using buddy?
@@capriconcap7531 .5mm
Yeah, it’s a lot of work I realized, so instead of continuing to ignore it, I’d rather spend the time doing things to keep my hair. I don’t care for the bald look.
Any update on your hair growth? And is there a specific roller that you’d recommend from amazon?
Nice presentation son. Much appreciated. Hopefully I can bring so.e of these 63 year follicles back to life with your method. Thanks.
This is great that a personalised routine has worked for John. Just want to add a note of caution here - mostly for us paler/Northern Hibernians, our skin is not as thick as dark/brown/black skin. So, really, for those of us of Irish/Scots/Western European descent, once a week is the most recommended space. Everyone needs to work out what's best for them, but just be careful not to do too much too soon. It takes time and patience.
I use it every other day, my skin needs only one day rest to heal. Yes, everybody is different, but if you use it regularly your body is forced to heal fast. Once a week is not enough to regrow hair on years bald heads.
There is no difference between skin thickness of the races
@@byronbaldwyn7330 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@byronbaldwyn7330 exactly.
Black, white, Puerto Rican and candy stripe; humans have the same skin. Just because it’s lighter or darker in color doesn’t mean it’s thinner or thicker. You can just see through the lighter skin and can not see through the darker.
Black people and people with darker skin have the exact same skin thickness as everyone else. That black people have thicker skin that is less susceptible to pain is a racist stereotype used to justify the medical community's historical practice of experimenting on slaves. Supposedly it was ethical to perform surgery on us without anesthesia because we couldn't feel pain. Even now, doctors are less likely to take the concerns of black patients seriously because of this stereotype. Stop spreading it please.
This guy cracked it!
hey bro , thank you so much. going to try your method. Just started a fist session yesterday and felt lost as a few hairs were getting tangled and I was like "no that's my last few hairs on that spot😄
Thank you for sharing your technique. It certainly makes sense to me and I can't wait to try it myself!
thanks bro, I have started derma stamping after watching your videos, starting from 0.75mm and now at 1mm.
Literally every single derma video I've seen says .5mm at twice a week? EVERYDAY? Whoa!
I have used Derma Stamp for my beard and seen huge growth in patchy areas.
The one I have is adjustable from .2 to 3mm . I slowly went up in size from .5 to .7 to 1 to 1.3 at times. I used minoxidil (kirkland 5%) once a day and popular to contrary belief. .7 stamp then Minox right after, did show me more growth.
Worth a look, since stamp doesn't roll, and only works vertically and works with hair follicles nearby.
used roller for about a year plus, before the stamp. didn't see as big of a growth as the derma stamp but it was better than nothing fwiw.
Stamp is better IMO
@@AseeF Can you share which stamp you use?
Im planning on getting a DRPEN or some auto tool and hope it works but your video is such solid proof that you dont need a fancy setup nor be long winded to make a fantastic educational youtube video. The quality of your content is top shelf.
Did the pen Work?
Great technique and way better than using chemicals like minoxidil
Thank you. However, I have added minoxidil to my routine, and I am pleased with the results.
I had used minoxidil during my young age when I was losing hair. Side effects are very high as you are applying high concentration of alcohol along with other medicines. I would recommend not using it. Thanks
You are a good man to tell this, ur own experience of success in hair growth by stamping the derma,
thx so so much!
I had a bad case of alopecia, so I shaved my hair all off and went Bald 😑. I had to shave every other day from then on, but I just figured I'd be Bald forever and it was time to get used to it. I would shave my head while in the shower and my wife found some biotin oil and said I should give it a try. So what I would do is shave it all off in a very warm shower and as soon as I got out and dried my head, I would apply the oil. This went on for months, probably close to a year and then right in the middle of the bald patches, I started to notice new growth, not much, but I could see it. Let me just say I was super surprised! So I kept shaving it all off and applying the biotin oil and the growth kept coming. So finally, when I could see that the growth was actually filling in the patches, I stopped shaving. The patches weren't fully filled, but I thought let me see what happens. So no more shaving and I kept applying the biotin after every shower. After about a year and a half, I had a full thick head of hair again and I never looked back. I did keep applying the oil just in case 😅, until i just ran out one time and didn't re-up. My stepson goin Bald as a mutha and when I took my cap off the other day and showed him my full thick head of hair he was like 😯 "wow, wtf?? You got them good genes!". Let me just say I lmao! 🤣 Alopecia is no joke, but just keep the faith, keep doin you because everything is possible 💯 ☮️
Okay so is shaving a must thing or we can apply oil without shaving too?
@altuprasaad8049 My theory is that the shaving stimulated my scalp and pores. Because I shaved during my shower and applied the oil as soon as I got out, I think my scalp was massively stimulated and my pores were open to absorb the oil. Shaving was actually uncomfortable, probably like those scalp stimulator tools people roll across their heads. My recommendation though is to do what you feel is best because it's only my theory of what happened. The main reason I shave in the first place because I was either going to have hair or I wasn't there was no in-between for my and that was just my personal choice. Good luck with your journey and much positive vibes ☮️.
Thanks for clarifying and sharing your technique. Makes me feel much more confident because this technique makes much more sense
Bro is on his level 💯
If stamping, why would direction of rollers matter?
pinching the scalp together is brilliant. With black person hair I can see how rolling it could be an issue but honestly with my white person hair I can see it being worse. Like have you ever seen the roller brush in a vacuum cleaner? Ya thats what I mean. I think using it more stamp like is smart. Good tutorial dude!
Oh boy thank you so much. I been Rolling it and see now results too!
Hey how long did you take to see results ? Also did you notice an initial shed ?
You would love the banish derma stamp it’s got a nice big circle tip with aloe needles and you stamp it so it would be a lot easier and the needles go straight in and out which creates better wounds in the skin to heal correctly to get the results you want.
Update. I counted about 21 new black dark hairs that have been filling in my hairline on the bad side. And more then that on the left (less bad) now it looks like my hair line has never been a issue.
Also I want to point out. In the light. I can see the baby hairs where my full hairline has been restored
How long you been doing this now ?
How long did it take to get that result ?
How long will it take to reply
@@vibezplanet9015 still working on it
This man send me a great energy, thank you bro for your advices 🤝
I just found your page today you're doing God's work fr. Your comments about your scalp feeling looser echos my personal theory. Look into combining vitamin c and collagen internally after stamping
curious - why not just use a derma stamp so you don't risk rolling it?
Not seen the roller demoed this way. Certainly no reason why not. Thanks Much!
John, appreciate all the informative information regarding hair derma-rolling... I've been doing as much research as I can and I feel as if I'm getting directed toward using 1.5mm over anything else. I noticed you mentioned a study conducted, that concluded .5mm or .6mm was just as effective if not more than 1.5mm? Just trying to gain a little more clarity before making a decision. Thank You!
AFAIK they are equally effective, but if you choose 0.5mm over let's say 1.5mm you're gonna have to dermaroll more frequent. This is my knowledge I could be wrong
Brother... what's ur opinion about using Rosemary oil and dermaroller alone ? Is it effective as I don't like to use chemicals like minoxidil..
bro, have you thought of getting a hair transplant? I just got one done in Istanbul, and it's so common and so easy. $2500... and you'll have an awesome head of hair, it's crazy!
thanks for posting this video, I've tried rolling on and off for quite a while with no help, but never stamping. I'll give that a shot for a few months on a regular basis and see what happens.
That's a much better technique of using derma-roller I advise everyone to Clean your scalp before using a dermaroller you can do it with a betadine Sol or any anti microbial solution
Such a a great idea. I’ve dermarolling for a while now. You do it everyday.. interesting.. and stamp it, great tips, I’ll try it! (Girl with thin hair here. )
It sounds like people with alopecia can grow hair back better and faster than people that's losing their hair slowly due to male pattern baldness. I'm losing my hair on the corners and temples and I'm trying to regain growth. I have a 1.5 derma roller and I use it every 5 days on those areas. I'm a month in I hope I start to see a difference soon. I'm going to start using your technique.
How’s your hairline looking as of now?
His your hair looking bro
Update us bro!
I have to say it only work if you still have small hairs in that area that has thinned out. It doesnt bring back hair that has completely faded. It didnt bring back my full teenage hairline but it has helped filling in light areas
Androgenic alopecia and mpb are the same thing. You may be referring to alopecia areata
You know you can purchase a derma stamp but this is a very good video thank you soo much for sharing. Something I learned is that you do this daily I should start doing this I just started using a derma stamp.
Really happy for you, seems to be working.
Thank you for sharing this info with us.
Thanks Bro for sharing new technique of using roller as a derma stamper !
Thank you I am going to start using the Derma roller your technic you just showed us here . 😁
They need to make derma stamps ASAP, BIG BANK!
Hey man God bless you!!! Thanks so much for showing everything so well.
Thank you so much for this video bro, it was really needed on youtube
I have read that you shouldn't put essential oils directly on your skin as it may damage it and if you want to use essential oils on your hair you should first dilute it in a base oil like olive oil
Wow- great progress!
Wow ur hair looks great ..I have female pattern hairloss. I use Rogaine but I'm thinking bout doing this n see if my hair comes back. Great video
good info. I'm new to microneedling only about 2 months in. just curious given the stamping technique you use - why not use a dermastamp or a dermapen (and use the pen in the stamping motion)?
he said he likes to roll sometimes too
How's your progress m8 ?
this man is a genius!
This is a fantastic tutorial, thank you .I've subscribed
So kind of like Chinese plum hammer.
If you haven't heard of it you should try it.
One of its use is for hair growth.
And I suspect the derma roller come from it.
Thank for your video !!
Thanks for the technique it's working !
How long does your derma roller last before you replace it with a new one? Can you recommend a particular manufacturer?
I'm so glad that my crown area of my scalp and my lining is growing back by using that device
But I had to press hard on the crown area and front area
Well done lad, you look good.
I've seen a few videos on this topic, you were the only one that provided a practical solution to using a derma roller effectively like a derma pen/stamp. Much appreciated 👌🏾💯
Just bought a dermastamp my hairline is starting to recede but idk if it’s matured or going to go further. So thanks a lot 🙏 it’s really been bugging me trying to cut the stress. The feeling of the dermastamp isn’t too bad I get redness and some bleeding. They’re adjustable so I’m using like a .75-.8.
Any updates?
Not sure how you do it every day. It took me a few days for my hairline and forehead to stop feeling raw and kinda burning like a sunburn lol.
Great video! But I wonder, If you're using the dermaroller like a dermastamp wouldn't it be better to just use a dermastamp instead? Or is there a good reason to use a roller over a stamp, I've noticed dermastamp don't seem to get lots of attention in the microneedling forums.
You're right. I have tried a dermastamp, but switched to a dermaroller because it is easier to move quickly across my scalp. I only dermastamp the areas that are, well were, extremely thin. I also prefer the roller when it comes to battling wrinkles and scars, as it is easier to move quickly across rounder areas of the body as well as dip into crevices, suck as between the nose and cheek; whereas a dermastamp wouldn't be as practical.
Nice method bro.
I might try this in my beard as I’m trying to grow a full beard and derma roll every 3 days using jojoba oil daily
You’ve got a great head shape
Bro got that KD
Excellent video. How often do you wash your hair during this period? Thank you.
Great video Bro 👍🏾Thanks for the tips
I am hat-wearing, so I am wondering if you would go as far as to suggest not wearing a hat throughout the process, to allow your hair to breathe? I am curious, thank you
Nice tips and great results. 😊👍 I use a derma stamp .
Wow, everyday?! I haven't heard that type of frequency anywhere else online or in the literature. Most of what I am coming across is 2x weekly (max) to 1x every 3 weeks. Once you roll, or stamp, the growth factors are there and then it's about letting the scalp heal. It appears that the research and TH-cam dermatologists are also in agreement that 1.5mm needles are ideal to reach the proper depth of the hair follicle, too shallow and the growth factors aren't reaching what we're trying to stimulate. I understand that what you're saying is that this is what you have found to work best for you.
Hi brother, thanks for this good info. I was just wondering how long do you massage your hair with your derma roller and don't you risk breaking the needles on the roller with your method? Regards from the Nethernads.
I’ve tried a .5 mm stamp (not roller) and I don’t think It’s penetrating my scalp skin
That’s because you need a 1.0mm-1.5mm derma roller. 0.5 is not scientifically proven to be beneficial at reaching the dermis layer of the skin to induce collagen production.
Excellent technique, thanks👌
I love your work
Once or twice a week of dermarolling is enough for good results
Amazing results, when you stump the needles do you put the whole needle inside the skin ? or just superficially ?
I had to do a slight update in my route. I lost my .75 mm roller but I got a 1.mm roller. I figured since I stamped with it every day (the .75) I can do the 1mm every other day.
Before I started I noticed alot of smoother skin forming. I think the scared tissue has or is coming up.
My report (before starting my 1.mm) is very positive. I can see alot of new growth. On all the aeras I lost hair. I gave myself a buzz the other day and i can see where all the blonde hairs . My hair line is totally restores at that alone makes me look so much younger.
I actually had a girl ask me for my number lol. She was young too (19)
I'm going to use this 1.mm once every 2 days and see how it goes. Alot of the blonde hair are darkening. So its not as thick but it is full. If that makes sense
When you derma follow, what do you apply to your scalp?
@@grod805 coconut and rosmary
Hi buddy, I was using 0.5mm. Did like 5 or 6 times. Since I was expecting a miracle and when I couldn't find any results. I stopped. After watching his video and reddit post where he mentions of 1.5mm every 2 weeks. I bought a derma roller and now started using like a stamp mentioned in this video. I guess, i am seeing a little improvement. But, i am skeptical how often to use them?
@@tel1723 Then I think I should use 1.5mm at least once a week. I have a bald spot at my crown and my hair is thinning all around. I was using more hairs initially after derma rolling. Will stick on to the plan for another month and will update you. Thanks for the reply mate.
@@capriconcap7531 I used a .5mm daily and saw results after a month, though it was more baby hairs and a lower hairline. Ilas I kept at it. They got darker and thicker
Thank you for this video. I am going to order a roller now. Any idea which one to start off with? Do you have a link to some good ones? Also, do you use carrier oil with your essential oils? I have always read not to use them without a carrier oil. Thanks for the help. How is your hair nowadays?
I've tested a zillion things. The single things that really worked in my case: A good diet, decent sleeping timings, moving your body atleast for 30 minutes, eating right, using quality shampoo as well as oil. I use just liitllleextra cocooionn shampoo & hair oil together for this reason plus it does the work. The hairfall got under control with it.
Incredible results man! How long had you experienced hair loss prior to starting dermarolling?
Thank you, I first noticed it in 2010
Thanks for the technique brother!
Hope this works for white also.
It should. You may have to wash your hair more than I did due to your hair's greater tendency to be oily vs dry, assuming your curl pattern is closer to the 1 or 2 type of course.
Great video! Where did you get the idea to dermaroll daily? Did you come across a study that showed it was beneficial? Thanks!
thank you very much for the short and straight to the point instructions
Thanks for the video John👍
Ay bro those are killer results! Do you use minoxidil or finastride?
I’ve been using rosemary + peppermint and a tiny bit of tea tree oils diluted in castor and grape seed oil…still shedding but see tiny light colored hairs at hairline. Gonna try dermarolling again. I like the stamping tech gonna give that a try
update?
@@lasdj1848 the loss hasn’t progressed, been maintaining..and those baby hairs are still there but haven’t turned into terminal hairs or whatever…haven’t been keeping up with the dermarolling either tho lol
Use coffee, maybe your baby hair will change to strong ones
The same happened to me, the baby hairs would not progress with just essential oils alone. I needed minoxidil. Eventually after some research I found coffee to be theorized as an effective DHT blocker, so I gave it a try. It's been working so far.
@@rasbe420 hey those baby hair what do they look like ?