Microneedling for Hair Loss and Hair Growth Using Pylai Pen on Scalp
How scalp microneedling with Pylai Pen can boost hair growth, safe needle lengths, timing, and serums that pair well.
Help Your Scalp Out: Pylai Pen for Hair Loss
Microneedling is not just for pores. Light passes on the scalp can improve circulation and help growth serums penetrate. Here is a straightforward plan to use the Pylai Pen safely for hair support.
Why It Helps Hair
- Microchannels increase local blood flow and growth factor release.
- Better absorption for minoxidil-style serums or peptide tonics.
- Gentle stimulation can wake up sluggish follicles along the hairline and crown.
Needle Length and Speed
- 0.5–0.75 mm for most scalps; stay at 0.5 mm near temples/hairline.
- Speed: mid setting—fast enough to avoid dragging hair, not so fast you lose contact.
- Always part hair so needles touch skin, not just strands.
How Often
- Once every 10–14 days for beginners.
- If you see redness lasting more than 24 hours, stretch to every 3–4 weeks.
- Avoid back-to-back with chemical scalp peels or strong dandruff shampoos.
Session Walkthrough
- Shampoo and fully dry hair. Oil or product buildup blocks even passes.
- Swap in a fresh, sealed cartridge; sanitize the pen body.
- Work in rows: part, glide in one slow pass, shift the part by 1–2 cm, repeat.
- Apply your chosen scalp serum right after (alcohol-free if possible).
- Keep the area clean for the day; skip hats and heavy styling products.
Serums That Pair Well
- Minoxidil (if you already tolerate it).
- Peptide blends (like copper peptides) and simple HA-based tonics.
- Avoid high alcohol or fragrance-heavy solutions immediately post-needling.
Who Should Skip or See a Derm First
- Active scalp infections, psoriasis flare, or broken skin.
- History of keloids or very sensitive scalp.
- Recently had a hair transplant—ask your surgeon about timing.
Tracking Progress
- Take monthly crown and hairline photos in the same room light.
- Note shedding patterns and any irritation in a quick log.
- Pair sessions with consistent sleep and protein intake; hair responds to lifestyle too.
Done right, scalp microneedling is a steady nudge for growth—not a miracle overnight. Keep it clean, keep it gentle, and give follicles time to respond.
