Dude1
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I have a question about the hairline on the forehead.
I noticed that after using a mesoroller, treating my skin with aqueous chlorhexidine, and applying castor oil to the treated area, I quickly developed small hairs. Now I want to understand how real this method is and whether it can really help correct the hairline.I'm interested in a few points.:Will these new hairs eventually fuse with the bulk of the hair on your head, or will they remain a separate, weaker area?Will they be the same in structure, thickness, and appearance as the hair on your head, or will there still be noticeable differences on your forehead?If you comb your hair back, won't you see that the hair from the frontal area is different and looks unnatural?If the method is working, then you can treat this moustache with minoxidil and go through a mesoroller for several months (3-6 months once a week) to combine them and make them thick
I noticed that after using a mesoroller, treating my skin with aqueous chlorhexidine, and applying castor oil to the treated area, I quickly developed small hairs. Now I want to understand how real this method is and whether it can really help correct the hairline.I'm interested in a few points.:Will these new hairs eventually fuse with the bulk of the hair on your head, or will they remain a separate, weaker area?Will they be the same in structure, thickness, and appearance as the hair on your head, or will there still be noticeable differences on your forehead?If you comb your hair back, won't you see that the hair from the frontal area is different and looks unnatural?If the method is working, then you can treat this moustache with minoxidil and go through a mesoroller for several months (3-6 months once a week) to combine them and make them thick
