Dermaroller For Hair Growth Guide 101

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In this video, you’ll learn how to use a dermaroller for hair growth. This method can help with diffuse thinning hair, or the typical M-shaped (widow’s peak style) receding hairline…

Timestamps:

00:58 - Will’s Transformation

1:23 - Part 1 - Presentation

1:56 - How Does The Roller Help With The Thinning of Hair?
2:10 - The Science Behind the Dermaroller
10:00 - Clinic or At-Home Microneedling
10:54 - Side Effects of Microneedling

12:12 - Question of The Day

12:20 - Part 2
12:22 - How To Use the Dermaroller

13:34 - FAQ
13:36 - Which Dermaroller Should I choose?
13:53 - Best Size Dermaroller
14:07 - Can the skin get infected?
14:56 - How do I clean the dermaroller?
15:30 - How firmly do I press the dermaroller?
16:01 - What motion, direction, and frequency?
16:18 - can this method be used for AA?

16:42 - Conclusion



Transcription:

A dermaroller is a simple device that is used to make tiny pinpoints in the skin. The points penetrate into the dermal layer, just deep enough to stimulate new cell production and boost circulation, but without causing damage and without causing pain (1). The process is also known as ‘microneedling’. Microneedling is another name for Collagen Induction Therapy (CIT).

The dermaroller has been used as a beauty device for decades to renew the youthfulness of skin but stimulating collagen, reducing the appearance of wrinkles.

In a similar way that the dermaroller is used to stimulate collagen production on the facial skin, it can also be used to increase cell production and increase blood circulation around the scalp, which in turn will help with new hair growth (2).

Microneedling has been studied for decades and, as such, there are studies which back its claims. Some of these even prove that the dermaroller and other similar tools — such as the dermastamp and dermapen — can be beneficial for your scalp.

In 2012, American researchers explored the role that microneedling had on skin cell proliferation (3). This is beneficial in the treatment of wounds, scars, hyperpigmentation, and even in growing hair.

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Disclaimer

This video is for educational purposes only and is not intended to treat, diagnose or cure any disease