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The point is there’s no need to reinforce this belief that everybody needs to have hair. That mentality obviously benefits the hair loss industry. Some guys can’t get over the fact that they’re losing their hair and will go to far lengths to preserve whatever they can. But there’s no shame in being bald and if your hair is a main source of self esteem, I recommend taking steps to fix that because nice hair won’t get you that far in life.

Hair loss has been important throughout the ages. From a historical perspective, hair loss was very common in the cities when TB ran wild. That was why a woman looked for a hairy man to qualify a man as a prospective husband. If a man lost his hair, the presumption was that they had TB and would probably die from it, not living long enough to provide family support for the long term. This created a lot of myths that have stayed with us in one way or another today. It is also imporant to know that the hair restoration business will hit $30 Billion for 2025, now at something like $6+ Billion and the hair cosmetics industry is today over $20 Billion and growing fast to make you WANT to not be bald. This is the power of money today because if you retain the bald look, no one can make money from you, its free!

https://www.cnn.com/2020/01/16/politics/ayanna-pressley-alopecia/index.html

Do you apply minoxidil right after dermarolling? If so, why? Is it more efficient or just personal preference? Also what is the perfect derma roller size? 1.5mm or less/more. And how do you clean your derma roller? Sorry for all the questions, im just cautious

If you apply the minoxidil immediately after dermarolling, then the medication may go through the skin directly making it more effective

This young man rushed to get a beard transplant. He should have asked the surgeon to show him other patients who had it done in that surgeon’s hands. Unfortunately, that didn’t happen. Now he work in a public position and every asks him what is wrong with his face? He wants to get rid of the transplants, all 2500 of them. This will possibly produce scarring even when they are out. The use of a very small punch by the surgeon and test removals is the way to go to see what is outcome will be. There is clearly a balancing act, the removal process and the possible scars left behind, or leaving it the way it is.

What in your opinion would be the ideal needle depth and frequency? Every two weeks?

I am not an expert on microneedling; however, it makes sense that needle depth should be 1-1.5 mm to reach through the epidermis and impact the stem cells which are found high in the dermis. The frequency is purely an intellectual guess. I am seeing that many of the Reddit posters are doing it weekly which sounds ok to me. I am certain that once a hair cycle has passed, the growth from microneedling will be undone unless more microneedling is performed.

We have developed Scalp Micropigmentation and have been using it on men with alopecia areata (aa). Men with aa, can’t have a hair transplant because the disease will reject the hair transplant and the treatments used are not always effective at curing the problem. While you are trying successfully or otherwise, having Scalp Micropigmentation allows you to look normal so that the defects in the skin just don’t show up very well. We did one more session and there was no evidence of the disease after the last session but unfortunately, we did not get photos before he left.