Titanium Derma Roller for Hair Growth

Use on a clean, dry scalp — shampoo first and let your hair dry fully before rolling. Part your hair to expose the scalp in the target area, then:

Roll horizontally across the section 4–5 times with light-to-medium pressure
Then roll vertically across the same section 4–5 times
Then roll diagonally 4–5 times in each direction
Move to the next section and repeat
The scalp is more sensitive than the face — some tingling and light redness is normal. Apply any hair growth serum or treatment immediately after, while the micro-channels are open for maximum absorption.

After every use: rinse the roller under warm running water to remove any residue, then submerge it in 70% isopropyl alcohol for 10 minutes. Let it air dry in a clean, dust-free spot before placing it back in its case.

Replace the roller every 3–4 months with regular weekly use — or sooner if you notice the needles feel rough or draggy against the skin. Dull needles don't puncture cleanly, they tear, which increases irritation and reduces effectiveness. Never share your roller with anyone else.

Derma rolling on the scalp works through two mechanisms. First, the micro-channels created by the needles stimulate blood flow to the scalp, which brings more nutrients and oxygen to the hair follicles. Second, the mild "wound response" triggered by microneedling encourages the production of growth factors — natural proteins that support follicle activity.

Research suggests derma rolling is particularly effective when used alongside topical treatments like minoxidil or hair growth serums, as the micro-channels improve absorption significantly. It is not a standalone cure for hair loss, but it can meaningfully support a broader hair care routine.