Stem cells and microneedling

[Whendovesfly]

I've tried many things over the years, but my hair is still falling off and I'm looking for something that may work. A friend of mine mentioned that microneedling and stem cells can help, but I wanted to get some info from someone that's been through the procedure. What should I expect?

 

[Mike Wheeler]

I've tried many things over the years, but my hair is still falling off and I'm looking for something that may work. A friend of mine mentioned that microneedling and stem cells can help, but I wanted to get some info from someone that's been through the procedure. What should I expect?

I haven't tried that yet. But based on what I know about biology, that's gonna work because that's what stem cells do anyway.

 

[Alicia_cara]

First couple sessions, your scalp might look like you lost a fight with a cactus, red, tender, maybe a bit bloody depending on needle depth but dont worry too much, it will fade fast and also you wont wake up with a full mane overnight, though, it takes a few months

 

[JonathanIsHere]

I've tried many things over the years, but my hair is still falling off and I'm looking for something that may work. A friend of mine mentioned that microneedling and stem cells can help, but I wanted to get some info from someone that's been through the procedure. What should I expect?

my brother had a microneedling with Stem Cells, and it does work. but it isn't overnight fix, you need to be patient. after the procedure you can expect some redness, mild swelling, or tenderness on your scalp, similar to a sunburn. This usually subsides within a few hours to a couple of days.
Visible hair growth typically begins within 3-6 months, with continued improvement over the following year. Multiple sessions (often 3-6 initially, spaced weeks apart) are usually required for optimal results, followed by maintenance sessions