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We’re not just microneedling our faces around here. Yes, I stamp my scalp too.
As I’ve gotten older, I’ve noticed thinning around my hairline, and even my eyebrows aren’t what they used to be. Welcome to menopause.
Hair stamping is one of the things I’ve added to my hair growth routine.
What is hair stamping?
Hair stamping is microneedling the scalp. The tiny needles create controlled micro-injuries in the skin, triggering a repair response. That repair response can help support hair growth, particularly alongside other hair loss treatments.
For me, the focus is the top of my scalp and around my hairline, where I want to see more fullness.
My favorite products for hair stamping
I use the Dr. Pen BioPen 6. It has light and microcurrent features, and let me tell you, that microcurrent can get a little spicy.
I also use HANHEAL Hair Filler (Exosome) from AceCosm as part of my routine.
You can find the BioPen 6 at DrPenOnline.com and the HANHEAL Hair Filler at AceCosm.com.
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Remember: Results take time
This isn’t a one-time treatment, and hair growth doesn’t happen overnight.
Definitely take progress pictures so that you can see the gradual changes over time.
Proper scalp preparation, device hygiene, and a fresh sterile cartridge matter here too.
Skincare isn’t just about your face
You guys know I love skincare, but I care about my hair too. I’m sharing my personal experience, including the things I’m trying and what I notice along the way.
Tell me what you’re doing for hair growth. I love hearing what’s actually working for you guys.
Educational Disclaimer: I'm a registered nurse, but I'm not acting as your healthcare provider here. This is my personal at-home routine, shared for general educational purposes only. It isn't individualized medical advice, and it doesn't create a nurse-patient relationship. Always do your own research and talk to a provider before starting any new treatment.
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