The Influence of Derma Rolling on Hair Loss Treatment
This video discusses derma rolling's impact on topical therapies for hair loss treatment.
00:00:00 Dermar rolling is a popular at-home therapy for hair stimulation. This video discusses its impact on topical therapies for hair loss treatment.
📌 Dermar rolling is a popular home therapy that stimulates hair growth by making micro-injuries to the scalp.
🔬 Combining dermar rolling with other topical therapies can enhance drug delivery to the scalp.
💡 Through enhanced blood flow and nutrient supply, dermar rolling supports the repair and growth mechanisms in the scalp.
00:01:46 Derma rolling allows for deeper penetration of topical therapies into the skin, potentially leading to more positive clinical effects. However, the depth of the needle should be tailored to individual needs to avoid side effects.
Using a dermaroller can enhance the penetration of topical therapies into the skin.
The depth of the needle should be personalized based on individual needs, as a one-size-fits-all approach may not be suitable.
Increased penetration may potentially lead to a higher frequency of side effects.
00:03:30 The impact of derma rolling on topical therapies and its effectiveness is still unclear. The combination of derma rolling and topical application of monoxide or finast may yield positive results, but it is difficult to determine the individual contributions.
📌 There is a dose-response curve for topical therapy with monoxidil, leveling off at 5%.
📌 Dermarolling may change the pharmacodynamics of topical therapies applied through the skin.
📌 The impact of dermarolling on the effectiveness of topical applications is unclear, especially for those without a history of dermarolling.
00:05:17 Using dermarolling with topical therapies like monoxil can be effective if done regularly. Compliance is important for best results. Frequency may vary for different therapies.
🔑 Regular use of monox is important for its clinical effectiveness, while dermarolling should not be done daily.
🔑 Using dermarolling twice a week with regular application of monox is acceptable.
🔑 There is uncertainty regarding the frequency of topical finid use due to its different chemical profile.
00:07:03 The impact of derma rolling on topical therapies for hair loss is discussed in this video. It emphasizes the importance of a stepwise approach and the need to assess results over time.
🔑 It is recommended to take a stepwise approach when using multiple treatments and assess their effectiveness over 6 to 12 months.
🔍 If already using topical minoxidil, it is advised to use dermarolling after assessing the effects of minoxidil for at least 6 to 12 months.
💉 Dermarolling is a method that involves micro damage and repair and is a middle ground between topical application and direct injection of medication.
00:08:48 The Hair Loss Show discusses the impact of derma rolling on topical therapies. The effectiveness of different delivery methods and varying concentrations is explored.
🔑 Direct injection of topical therapies may provide high local levels and reduce the risk of side effects, but its effectiveness is not clear yet.
💡 Using topical therapies does not guarantee the avoidance of problems and may not be as effective for everyone due to varying concentrations.
🌱 Sublingual Delivery Systems can bypass the liver and provide higher concentrations directly into the bloodstream, which may benefit those who prefer not to swallow tablets.
00:10:34 The impact of derma rolling on topical therapies is influenced by individual responses. Willingness, consistency, and individual tailoring are important for effective treatment.
🔑 The key is to find out your specific response to the dose and tailor the therapy to the individual.
💡 It's important for people to be willing to use the recommended therapies and be consistent in using them regularly.
🔒 Consistency is crucial in achieving desired results with derma rolling or microneedling for topical therapies.
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