Dr. Gary literally is this in real life. I had a live Zoom interview with him and have an appointment with him coming soon in October. Very nice, very educated and he keeps it REAL which is why I chose him. Can’t wait for my procedure.
I'm your avid fan and love the tips you recommend. What worked for my hair fall management are potato juice apply, acv mix with water apply post wash, egg mask, liitleextraa cocooniion organic hair oil shampoo, green tea. All this methods and I no longer experience hair fall anymore.
I had been using liitllextra since 2 months, coocoonion oil along with reactiivate hair serum are my favorites. They helped me stop hair fall and grow new baby hairs.
Not the best analysis, IMO. That pic of Beckham in the sun had him *just two weeks later with a FULL head of hair* - so explain that miracle? Lol. Gary needs to check out some VERY latest hair replacement techniques, as Beckham's hair today just looks 'off' somehow but the average guy doesn't now why.
@@KingOfTheCapybaras I don't think the irony in my post was obvious enough. I laughed as 99.9% of people know hair doesn't grow back three inches in days, lol. Hence I didn't agree with the video finding Beckham hasn't done much re. hair replacement. As you say; hair fibres (which as great as they may be, don't quite look entirely natural).
Unfortunately there's a lot of doctors who specialise in related areas to this discussion, who still say outrageously false stuff. Being a Doc doesn't guarantee competence.
Your suggestions are amazing. I was struggling with hair fall, but then I began using reaactivate serum and cocooonion shampoo together. In just 60 days, I am seeing a positive difference in the fullness of my hair. It's making a difference!
I think David Beckham should be a spokesperson for whatever hair fiber product he uses because he looks great in almost every photo! I think it's cool that he didn't get surgery. I know this channel is related to hair transplants but it's also really interesting to see the non surgery situations.
After recovering from COVID, I faced the challenge of hair loss. To tackle this issue, I made some positive changes in my lifestyle. I improved my diet, making sure to include more protein and vitamins. I also started taking daily walks for at least 20 minutes to stay physically active and engaged in 10 minutes of meditation daily for stress relief. As part of my hair care routine, I used littleextra cocoonion hair oil twice a week, leaving it on for 5 hours before washing it off with littleextra natural mild shampoo and conditioner. I also started drinking amla juice in the mornings. Additionally, I decided to cut down on smoking and drinking, doing so only occasionally for socializing. All these efforts contributed to a noticeable reduction in my hair fall. Thank you all for your support and encouragement!
@@progamers5409 I had horrible hair loss after covid. It was so bad that I had mostly accepted my fate, but luckily it came back without me having to do anything extra.
David Beckham is one of the few people who look better as he is aging. He was already so very handsome when he was young, but the extra wrinkles add so much character and charm to his face.
As I always say : solve it with a good razor. Since then, my life became so much easier with less worried because I am tagged as a bald man rather than a balding man.
David Beckham is such a handsome guy. That one photo was so mean. Although, maybe it was good for other guys to see they are not the only one! Great analysis, Dr. Linkov😊
I have a similar hair type to David and even though my hair is thinned out even areas that haven’t had hair loss look like that photo of his with the buzz cut, I think this kind of hair just becomes alot more transparent with a short cut in direct sunlight.
same, this happens to be the natural dark ash blonde hair colour , i have it as well. in direct light it is passthrough in dark lightning it looks dark blonde on very bright days it looks like its kind blonde its just depends on the lightning and how long ur hair is. if i have a buzzcut i look like im thinning hair aswell. as a kid it is very bright blonde it tends to be light blonde in teenage years and when u hit puberty is darkens till ur old it becomes very dark
It's amazing how people can get BETTER looking, when they are older, from one year to the next. Just a life style adjustment and a year or two later you improve.
Especially if you're rich, can afford to have your teeth fixed, have a nutritionist, access to expensive skin care treatments, expensive haircuts/hair restoration treatment and of course a stylist and afford the best tailored clothes money can buy. It also helps to have many of your photographs taken by the best in the business too.
@@knockshinnoch1950 Agreed. If you're rich and not happy with something with your appearance you can easily get it fixed. Just regular people have to consider their budget.
I’ve had a slowly receding hairline since my mid-20’s. I went to a few consultations with places like Bosley, but even the most basic procedures would have cost thousands, and even being approved for financing cost me about $200 a month. I just couldn’t afford it. I still wish that I wasn’t having this issue, and kind of wish I could do something about it, but I’m now 44, and over time I’ve come to feel like it’s just not worth worrying about it and sacrificing my happiness. I’ve always been about living my life naturally, and have never been into things like plastic surgery, popping pills for any slight issue, or eating unnatural foods. So my advice? Just live a healthy lifestyle and be happy with who you are.
Good advice, I tell people, if billionaires like Elton and Musk can’t find a cure then their isn’t one. Beckham wears a hair piece, everyone knows that. He did have the Tiny Tears hair plugs done but none of what he has now is grown naturally.
I had a colleague of mine, now retired he lost his hair in his 20's in the early 70's i never really put much thought about people with little or no hair until it started happening to me in my forties more than a decade ago....i remember one day feeling down he said to me , how the hell do you think i felt back in the early 70's in my early 20's which just so happened to be the start of the hippy years lol.....that really put things into perspective for me and i just started shaving it all leaving a little mohawk on top life can be a bitch sometimes you just have to get on with it cause it will soon be over anyway .lol
I also started losing my hair in my mid 20's. I had both a receding hairline as well as started to lose a lot of hair on the crown area. It just continued as I got older. I admit, it bothered me when I was in my 20's and early 30's. I thought about trying Rogaine, and I had seen advertisements about Bosley and other methods, but just never did anything about it. By the time I got to my mid 30's I just didn't worry about it anymore. I just figured why worry about that stupid crap. I would either shave my entire head or buzz all my hair down to stubble. The good news is I haven't paid for a haircut in over 25 years. I just make sure to wear a hat and use a lot of sunscreen when I am outside.
Not gonna lie, Dr. Linkov. I love your content and have learned so much since you started your channel but now I kinda live for your sponsorship content too. You literally made me laugh out loud, Lord Linkov. Thank you.💛💙
David Beckham has always looked great at every age. It is interesting to see what he’s able to do with the hair fibers alone making it appear more fuller. I would’ve had no idea he did that had I not seen this video. I always just assumed he had a full head of hair. But also sounds like he has enough hair to use the fibers adequately.
I'm a couple of years younger than David Beckham. I started noticing hair loss about 4-5 years ago. The thing is at this point in my life - married with kids - I don't really care.
Start with hair loss therapy NOW. Don't wait. And don't forget about nutrition. I can't tell you how much new hair growth I got when I started taking vitamins and minerals.
I think that you’d be surprised at how having, even, SOME hair, whether it’s very diffuse or not, can dramatically improve with fibers. Before my HT, using fibers gave my head the appearance that it has now without the fibers
The fibres look so fake in strong lighting though. I thought they looked great and then I went to get my hair cut in a brightly lit barber shop and could see how dull they looked compared to natural hair.
David Beckham went through exactly what I go through probably start around 35 plus years old it will start I see hair sheds and starting to lose hair from the middle scalp. But I will grew it back exactly like he did.
I had hair restoration surgery in 2007. That plus Finasteride has solved my male pattern baldness issue. Before then, I was panicking about my quickly receding hairline. Now I don't even think about it. Thank you, Dr. Wasserbauer.
@@bkinouye I wished people that whent in fuabsteride would do tests before, when they're feeling side effects and when they're supposedly not to compare changes in their sperm count, testosterone and dht. Could very easily have judt stopped noticing the sides after a year and a half
Doc, in 2008 he couldn't be taking Propecia or similar because he was still a professional soccer player and those medications are officially labeled as doping.
The oral minoxidil does work however has made some of my hair rather coarse and wiry making a nice natural look difficult at times. Interested to try PRP.
I am 50 and been battling hair loss for 25 years, this year i just decided to stop, i used duta and fin with terrible side effects, honest my hair loss is not so bad and its normal to thin at a certain age. Worst comes to worst buzz it.
Dr. Gary - I've been bald since I was 18. Lost almost all of my hair on top before 20, so I just started shaving it down. I started using minoxodil on my beard just to try it out a month ago, and WOW! I'm growing hair in spots on my face I couldn't before. I decided to take a leap of faith and put it on my head. I figured, what the hell, right? Much to my surprise, my hair is beginning to come in. I've been using it about a month. Its sparse so far (hand full of hairs coming up in the center, and I'm starting to see a decent amount of dark hairs coming in the back. Everywhere I read, this is impossible. Have you EVER known any men like me to grow all of their hair back using just minoxodil? And by the way -Thank you for all of the great videos!! I just started watching your channel. Fantastic. Keep up the amazing work.
Stem cell treatment is where its at. No hair replacement technology today looks good unless your just filling out some hairlines or something. It's for the few. I hope stem cell treatment will become an actual option in the near future.
I went to my Doctor yesterday and while examining me observed that I had lost all my hair on my legs and now on my arms! At 62 I am going to look like a piglette! Nevermind Beckham, what can be done about that!?
Loss of hair on the extremities is usually a sign of peripheral vascular disease. Do you have high blood pressure, raised cholesterol or diabetes by any chance?
There were photos of him at a press conference and it looks like he’s got a carpet on his head. You can’t go from having thinning hair to a full head without help. Also, his dad is pretty bald as well so it was bound to happen eventually.
I’m letting my go. I don’t want hormone altering drugs. Also I’m trying to get away from certain deodorants and go more natural everywhere. It’s a lot of work
I'll probably get a hard time for saying this but David Beckham's skin looked quite aged in his late 30's - wrinkles and loss of collagen. The photo of him with the shaved head in his mid 40's (admittidly an unflattering photo!) also shows him looking quite old for 45 even though he's obviously physically very fit. I do wonder if propecia/minox contribute to skin aging. I've heard minox inhubits collagen synthesis.
I would like to have seen his pictures from the back. Hair seems to thin there early on. With that said, it doesn’t matter how much hair he has, this guy is good looking!
Thank you for you analysis of this issue. My 19 year old son is experiencing hair loss. I am wondering if it would be safe for him to consider taking the oral form of treatment for hair loss? Should I begin by having him see our family physician or a dermatologist? Thank you!
Hello, if you can go see a dermatologist, because if it’s androgenetic alopecia the sooner you start the better, time is very important. If let evolve naturally it’s only gonna get worse with time.
If it starts at 19 just like one of my friends you should consider a hair transplant and hoping his hair loss is going very fast so he can have 2 or 3 hair transplants to cover his entire head again and dont have to worry about it again. If its starts at 19 years old its probably for the best to just let it go because whatever he is gonna do with treatment he will be bald before his 30th
Living in Scotland and seeing an American offer up a square foot of land via an advert.. I have to admit, that one caught me off guard. What a strange thing.. anyway well made video as always Lord Gary ;)
The thing is the first picture has direct sunlight on it which if someone has thinning hair will shine straight through especially if it's short like that but then if it grows you can still get the second pictures effects... I could get both picture effects with my hair depending on the sunlight exposure and length
Another great video. After listening to this article it seems that Finasteride and Minoxidyl only slow the process of hair loss and not prevent it. So once you have a transplant are you relying on the DHT resistant hair to stay the course and the medication to basically slow down any more loss.
This is correct - which is why most surgeons advise to be on at least Finasteride. It's a lifelong journey, in which you're slowing loss, and adding more hair where it cannot be recovered
Well slowing down is preventing it to a certain degree. Finasteride stops or halts the process to different degree while Minoxidil do not stop it at all but boost the current hairs. Thickens and create longer hair cycles
@@danielrocha941 I have used it over 20 years. Stopped almost totally or slowed down at least totally my Hairloss. No problem with libido at all. No sides apart from a little less thick ejaculation.
@@litjellyfish Are you worried at all about the less thick ejaculation? That's essentially the only thing I'm worried about about Finasteride, the libido part etc
I’ve been taking minox oral. No side effects. My hairline hasn’t changed(better or worse)…. But, I have grow more body hair(chest, stomach, hands) which I like. I’ve been taking for 5 months
If he was using finisteride & monoxidil from age 33, it didn't seem to help much because by age 45 there was a lot of hair loss & it didn't look like there was any regrowth. I've also heard that many transplants don't last long. The DHT will kill the transplanted hairs eventually too.
He doesn't have hair loss he has fine hair when cut very short in strong light combined with sweat or when wet will look very thin if viewed from a certain angel.
Amazing video as always, doc. I love your videos so much :)))) Let me share my story. First of all my hair is/was very wavy/curly and thick, it always has been like that. So, my temples started receding 1, 2 years ago, and recently my hairline started thinning a little bit (im 27 now), but I wasn't really noticing anything until this year, because I thought it's normal since my dad always had that type of hairline ((with the temples a bit in - he's Norwood 2 I think)) his whole life and he still has full head of hair (he's 57). So anyway, 2-3 months ago, I noticed that my temples started to thin way too much and also some slight thinning on the front top of my hair ((every other zone on my head has very thick hair)), I started seeing my scalp a little bit when on light or when my hair is wet, but I also have other condition on the same area where is the thinning which is called seborrheic dermatitis ((very severe dandruff condition with red zones and flaky scalp, exactly on the front where my hair started thinning and I have it since maybe 10-12 years, I also thought it's something that will go away with time)) so I finally decided to go to a dermatologist (1 month ago maybe), because things started to get out of hand and she confirmed that I have seborrheic dermatitis and prescribed me Kelual DC shampoo and cream for the face + Zinc and Biotin for the hair. I also showed her that my hair started to look thin at the front and she said it isn't from the seborrheic dermatitis and is probably due to the male pattern baldness, but I don't really trust that and honestly think it's from the SB. So I used that shampoo for like 2-3 weeks, I didn't see any results.. Both my dandruff (SD) and hair loss conditions were still the same. So 2-3 weeks ago I switched to Nizoral Ketoconazole 2% version, cause I read that it is probably the best treatment for seborrheic dermatits but also helps Androgenetic Alopcica cause it blocks DHT a little bit. For these 2 weeks I see a great improvement on the scalp, my dandruff disappeared + my SB is not that tough as it was! I really hope it works for the hair too! And i'm still taking Zinc+Biotin, also Magnesium. I treat my hair with Quinine Water as well cause many people told me that it supports the hair follicles and the regrowth. And yes.. I read about finasteride and minoxidil, but I don't want to risk using things such as fin or min (even if they work), because of the side effects I'm reading about.. I love my hair, but I can't risk damaging my male sex characteristics... Also I heard scalp massaging helps, so I started massaging/combing my scalp a lot too, hope it helps. Thank you for reading this :-)
Nizoral works for dandruff but is toxic for hair follicles and causes chronic hair thinning. Magnesium can also contribute to hair loss due to the selenium content.
@@chrisk1489 Really?? But many people say that they managed to regrow their hair back with Ketoconazole shampoo 2% (Nizoral) + it really healed my SD, i'm afraid if I stop it my SD will return..
@@Dzqnn Absolutely 100% without any doubt it thinned my hair out noticeably, the same with T-gel. I promise you it will thin your hair out and i don't want this to happen to others. I wouldn't use it at all. If you must use it, and i would highly advise against using it, but if you must, maybe just once a week. Look at your diet, check vitamin A, vit D. Brush hair daily for good scalp circulation. I am not sure about zinc, some people say it raises DHT and others say it decreases DHT so that's a tricky one i can't advise. Finasteride may help by reducing DHT, but it has certain side effects that may be undesirable. Micro-needling can be very good but one needs to research this very carefully and not rush into it (use conservative needle length). I wish i could offer you a cure but all i have is my obsession and i am still thinning myself. I know for sure some things that don't work, and Nizroal is toxic for follicles.
I use Minoxidil as a spray since years..would it actually be more effective to take it as a pill? And you think that is better to use both Mioxidil + Finasteril? What is your recommendation?
Love your videos Lord Doctor! How long would hair transplant surgery take? Is it really inserted one hair at a time? I found this fascinating. Come to Chicago, I need my face done!
Hello Dr. Linkov. I've started my Microneedleing/Dermapen journey 4 weeks ago at weekly intervals, 1.5mm depth. May now change to 10, then 14 day intervals after watching your video. I've also purchased a good scalp massager with vibration mode. I know Minoxidil works and had great results previously, but when I stopped I experienced MAJOR shedding. This time I wanted to try a natural route so this is my personal elixir. Carrier oils: Jojoba. Black Seed oil. Black Caster oil. 60ml each. Essential Oils: Rosemary, Jasmine, Peppermint. My question is, does one have to Microneedle permanently to keep full gains? If I stop after 18 months will I lose out, shed anything? I've heard Microneedleing, like Minoxidil, is a permanent practice. In your opinion is this correct and what do think of my mix and Scalp massager combo? Thanks in advance. So far, best video on the subject I've seen
Massage do little apart from improve scalp health that can help reduce inflammation. But it do not affect Hairloss. Also there is little to zero evidence about those natural remedies. Basically finasteride and minoxidil is what is proven to work. And microneedling can aid using minoxidil. And also create some regrowth as you used it. Deep every second week needling.
@@seanpadraigobrien1260 I use Black Seed Oil as well as others written as a base oil and add the Essentials, including Rosemary. Sometimes I take BSOil orally for everall health.
@@anujsingla6185 Hello. The oils work. I have filled in some of the MPB, Male Pattern Baldness, lines somewhat. There is still a good ways to go but it's far better than what it was. They work for me. I have not been very strict either. Sometimes I forget and don't rub in oils for days in stead of every day, and needle once every 10 days in stead of 7. I know if I do Minox I will get back what I lost even quicker because I seem to respond to it extremely well. I'll give it a few more months and see if I'll re-introduce Minox.
Looks like from 2018 he has had a hair piece glued on. Hair definitely seems thicker and a different texture. Hence why he doesn't vary his hairstyles as much or have buzz cuts. I may be wrong but sure looks like this. His father is bald. That however doesn't always have a bearing but just saying.
I am 28 years old and recently agreed to doing Mesotherapy with Dutasteride along with PRP. Do you think Mesotherapy with dutasteride will inhibit the drug to get absorbed systematically? It scares to think me that dutasteride will decrease my SERUM DHT, and not only be limited to scalp DHT
I wouldn't take Dutasteride bro it literally tanks your DHT by like 95%+, that's more for if you have any kind of prostate problems, 1mg of Finasteride per day or 3x a week (depends on your side effects) is enough and will bring down your DHT by 70% which is more than enough to reduce DHT in the scalp but still have some left in your blood for normal functions.
I am sure the celebs now can get "mini" hair grafts done like a dentist appointment. 200 hairs here and there to keep up the appearance. $2,000 a pop is no problem for a touch up to these guys
Oooh!!! The thumbnail photos (especially the before) reminded me to the great spanish designer *Lorenzo Caprile* The most drastic ironed forehead with botox I' ve ever seen. He had the deepest -wrinkles- folds and now his forehead has doubled his size (like it was originally). That' s why I' ve scheduled my first half of the half of the half dose as my 48yo birthday present. I wish it was with you but,... Greetings from Ukra-Spain 🧛🏻♀️🖤
what he’s done throughout the years to combat hair loss:
1) be rich.
2) still be rich.
3) repeat steps 1 and 2
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don't need to be super rich to get on propecia and minoxidil but it does carry risks
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Can't say same thing about Jeff Bezos
@@MrSimurJeff missed steps 3 and 4;
3. Be talented
4. Be good looking
Dr. Gary literally is this in real life. I had a live Zoom interview with him and have an appointment with him coming soon in October. Very nice, very educated and he keeps it REAL which is why I chose him. Can’t wait for my procedure.
Keep this post updated when you end up going
You mean Lord Gary! 😆
Enjoy it
I wish I could grow all my hair back lol.what kinda procedure r u getting.theres so many different things like.Restolin,simfort,
@@ashihtaka Will do
I'm your avid fan and love the tips you recommend. What worked for my hair fall management are potato juice apply, acv mix with water apply post wash, egg mask, liitleextraa cocooniion organic hair oil shampoo, green tea. All this methods and I no longer experience hair fall anymore.
I had been using liitllextra since 2 months, coocoonion oil along with reactiivate hair serum are my favorites. They helped me stop hair fall and grow new baby hairs.
Just eat high quality meat and eggs and keep insulin low. Ta da. I've stopped and grown mine simply through diet
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I love Dr Gary's channel. He's an actual surgeon so he knows what he's talking about. Unlike some similar channels. He looks and sounds great.
Not the best analysis, IMO. That pic of Beckham in the sun had him *just two weeks later with a FULL head of hair* - so explain that miracle? Lol. Gary needs to check out some VERY latest hair replacement techniques, as Beckham's hair today just looks 'off' somehow but the average guy doesn't now why.
@@beejj6190 He posted pictures a few days after with much fuller hair,probably hair fibers as hair does not grow that quickly
@@KingOfTheCapybaras I don't think the irony in my post was obvious enough. I laughed as 99.9% of people know hair doesn't grow back three inches in days, lol. Hence I didn't agree with the video finding Beckham hasn't done much re. hair replacement. As you say; hair fibres (which as great as they may be, don't quite look entirely natural).
Unfortunately there's a lot of doctors who specialise in related areas to this discussion, who still say outrageously false stuff. Being a Doc doesn't guarantee competence.
Does he have hair, looks to me like he’s bald under that cap
Your suggestions are amazing. I was struggling with hair fall, but then I began using reaactivate serum and cocooonion shampoo together. In just 60 days, I am seeing a positive difference in the fullness of my hair. It's making a difference!
I simply use Cocoonioon oil and Reactivate serum by Littlellextra, and my hair feels so thick and gorgeous.
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@@lokeshnellipudi8424I use coco onion shampoo and now I’m a billionaire with hair down to my ankles 😎
I think David Beckham should be a spokesperson for whatever hair fiber product he uses because he looks great in almost every photo! I think it's cool that he didn't get surgery.
I know this channel is related to hair transplants but it's also really interesting to see the non surgery situations.
nah
Yeah it's called good genetics
It's a hair piece.
I don't think his hair was ever thinning, at all.
@Randomit why are you acting offended like dude just dogged your girl?
After recovering from COVID, I faced the challenge of hair loss. To tackle this issue, I made some positive changes in my lifestyle. I improved my diet, making sure to include more protein and vitamins. I also started taking daily walks for at least 20 minutes to stay physically active and engaged in 10 minutes of meditation daily for stress relief. As part of my hair care routine, I used littleextra cocoonion hair oil twice a week, leaving it on for 5 hours before washing it off with littleextra natural mild shampoo and conditioner. I also started drinking amla juice in the mornings. Additionally, I decided to cut down on smoking and drinking, doing so only occasionally for socializing. All these efforts contributed to a noticeable reduction in my hair fall. Thank you all for your support and encouragement!
how’d you get hair loss from Covid, when I got Covid nothing severe really happened just sneeze and cough but i was only 12 at the time
@@progamers5409 I had horrible hair loss after covid. It was so bad that I had mostly accepted my fate, but luckily it came back without me having to do anything extra.
Chill it was just telogen effluvium
Your diet didn't change anything just the hair regrowing back
@@progamers5409Dont believe all the bots on the internet 😙
@@progamers5409 Sounds like you just had a sneeze and a cough, pal.
David Beckham is one of the few people who look better as he is aging. He was already so very handsome when he was young, but the extra wrinkles add so much character and charm to his face.
looked in best in his youth , candid pictures of him in old age doesnt look that good , but he still looks good
im not gay and i agree haha
Lol nope, in later photos his face is shrinking it's shrivelling up in to an old man face
Aside from the hideous tattoos.
@@distantthunder12ck55 Agreed haha
As I always say : solve it with a good razor. Since then, my life became so much easier with less worried because I am tagged as a bald man rather than a balding man.
This man can literally wear anything and make it fit ✅ one of a kind
David Beckham is such a handsome guy. That one photo was so mean. Although, maybe it was good for other guys to see they are not the only one! Great analysis, Dr. Linkov😊
I can’t understand why he would cut his hair so short.
Hahaha!! I think I know the pic.
He's almost 50 and still has a full head of hair.
@@Asiansxsymbol yes because as dr. Gary mentioned he is probably on medication for about 20 years now haha
@@DarkFreezeRedsea Why is that funny? I don't understand why grown men finish their sentences with "haha." It really lacks confidence.
I have a similar hair type to David and even though my hair is thinned out even areas that haven’t had hair loss look like that photo of his with the buzz cut, I think this kind of hair just becomes alot more transparent with a short cut in direct sunlight.
Fine hair definitely does that. I have pictures as a child in the sun with my hair doing that.
@@amberbest6942 definitely, some of my hair is almost invisible in sunlight lol
Me too bro, when I shave my head it looks very thin like David's as it grows back but when it is longer it is thick
same, this happens to be the natural dark ash blonde hair colour , i have it as well. in direct light it is passthrough in dark lightning it looks dark blonde on very bright days it looks like its kind blonde its just depends on the lightning and how long ur hair is. if i have a buzzcut i look like im thinning hair aswell. as a kid it is very bright blonde it tends to be light blonde in teenage years and when u hit puberty is darkens till ur old it becomes very dark
It's amazing how people can get BETTER looking, when they are older, from one year to the next. Just a life style adjustment and a year or two later you improve.
Oh 200 percent for me. I just keep getting more and more handsome and it’s a little disconcerting
Especially if you're rich, can afford to have your teeth fixed, have a nutritionist, access to expensive skin care treatments, expensive haircuts/hair restoration treatment and of course a stylist and afford the best tailored clothes money can buy. It also helps to have many of your photographs taken by the best in the business too.
@@knockshinnoch1950 sigh. You don’t need to be rich to lead a healthy lifestyle. Stop making excuses
@@knockshinnoch1950 Agreed. If you're rich and not happy with something with your appearance you can easily get it fixed. Just regular people have to consider their budget.
Its a life with minimal stress
I’ve had a slowly receding hairline since my mid-20’s. I went to a few consultations with places like Bosley, but even the most basic procedures would have cost thousands, and even being approved for financing cost me about $200 a month. I just couldn’t afford it. I still wish that I wasn’t having this issue, and kind of wish I could do something about it, but I’m now 44, and over time I’ve come to feel like it’s just not worth worrying about it and sacrificing my happiness. I’ve always been about living my life naturally, and have never been into things like plastic surgery, popping pills for any slight issue, or eating unnatural foods. So my advice? Just live a healthy lifestyle and be happy with who you are.
Good advice, I tell people, if billionaires like Elton and Musk can’t find a cure then their isn’t one. Beckham wears a hair piece, everyone knows that. He did have the Tiny Tears hair plugs done but none of what he has now is grown naturally.
Go turkey for your transplant.. it wont cost a lot.
@@Neel_Chyhow much approx?
I had a colleague of mine, now retired he lost his hair in his 20's in the early 70's i never really put much thought about people with little or no hair until it started happening to me in my forties more than a decade ago....i remember one day feeling down he said to me , how the hell do you think i felt back in the early 70's in my early 20's which just so happened to be the start of the hippy years lol.....that really put things into perspective for me and i just started shaving it all leaving a little mohawk on top life can be a bitch sometimes you just have to get on with it cause it will soon be over anyway .lol
I also started losing my hair in my mid 20's. I had both a receding hairline as well as started to lose a lot of hair on the crown area. It just continued as I got older. I admit, it bothered me when I was in my 20's and early 30's. I thought about trying Rogaine, and I had seen advertisements about Bosley and other methods, but just never did anything about it.
By the time I got to my mid 30's I just didn't worry about it anymore. I just figured why worry about that stupid crap. I would either shave my entire head or buzz all my hair down to stubble. The good news is I haven't paid for a haircut in over 25 years. I just make sure to wear a hat and use a lot of sunscreen when I am outside.
your voice is like soft ASMR lol. some times I lower the volume a tad and its spot on and fall asleep to hair transplant stories lol thanks!
You're like a detective! Great insight!
How did David Beckham stop hair loss? MONEY!
Straight to the point 😂😂
Love your content and honesty. Keep it up 🙌🙌🙌
The fusion of his coronal suture finished at 25? Wow, such a true curious fact about David Beckham! 🧛🏻♀️🖤
Not gonna lie, Dr. Linkov. I love your content and have learned so much since you started your channel but now I kinda live for your sponsorship content too. You literally made me laugh out loud, Lord Linkov. Thank you.💛💙
Thank you so much!
@@drgarylinkov Why all the hate towards hair implants? Better than looking like trash. Life is unfair and chitty
but you know that this lord titles is a scam? just google it , it was debunked multiple times.
David Beckham has always looked great at every age. It is interesting to see what he’s able to do with the hair fibers alone making it appear more fuller. I would’ve had no idea he did that had I not seen this video. I always just assumed he had a full head of hair. But also sounds like he has enough hair to use the fibers adequately.
Hoping you know very well that the photo is fake because otherwise you are the one with vision problems.@dginc.4582
Uh oh OP, looks like you made someone jealous...
I'm a couple of years younger than David Beckham. I started noticing hair loss about 4-5 years ago. The thing is at this point in my life - married with kids - I don't really care.
Because you’re married and with kids you don’t care. And if you got divorced would you care?
Look good for your wife
@@alwxfernandez9339 chill lmao
@@Mori agree 100% gotta always stay on your p’s and q’s married or not… that’s a big part of why realationships fail.
@@Mori I work out with this lady in the gym and vents about how she wants her husband to get in shape. Gotta always keep your foot on the gas
What a lovely young and smart doctor you are! I love your videos!
Thank you!
I am 17 and getting bald already. I am so depressed. What should I do now? How to stop it? Please help😭
Watch our hair restoration videos! Starting with the medical therapy ones.
Start with hair loss therapy NOW. Don't wait. And don't forget about nutrition. I can't tell you how much new hair growth I got when I started taking vitamins and minerals.
Don't worry you won't go bald straight away its a slow process just eat healthy and exercise.
Minoxidil amd later finasteride. Maybe also PRP. That's all
@@Anne_Onymous do you have any social media? Please give me.. I need to talk with you...
I think that you’d be surprised at how having, even, SOME hair, whether it’s very diffuse or not, can dramatically improve with fibers. Before my HT, using fibers gave my head the appearance that it has now without the fibers
What’s fibres?
@@mrseanpride6449 I think it's that stuff in commercials where you apply a chemical that looks like hair into your actual hair
Do hair fibers leave marks on hands if you run your hand through your hair?
The fibres look so fake in strong lighting though. I thought they looked great and then I went to get my hair cut in a brightly lit barber shop and could see how dull they looked compared to natural hair.
David Beckham went through exactly what I go through probably start around 35 plus years old it will start I see hair sheds and starting to lose hair from the middle scalp. But I will grew it back exactly like he did.
It takes a trained eye to see that fibre/camouflage you are talking about 👍
I had hair restoration surgery in 2007. That plus Finasteride has solved my male pattern baldness issue. Before then, I was panicking about my quickly receding hairline. Now I don't even think about it. Thank you, Dr. Wasserbauer.
Are you still on it?
@@alikechiche9947 Yes, I'm still on Finasteride. It is still just as effective as when I first started.
@@bkinouye Did you experience any " side-effects " ?
@@alikechiche9947 It did lower my libido a bit initially, but that was only temporary for about 18 months.
@@bkinouye I wished people that whent in fuabsteride would do tests before, when they're feeling side effects and when they're supposedly not to compare changes in their sperm count, testosterone and dht. Could very easily have judt stopped noticing the sides after a year and a half
Doc, in 2008 he couldn't be taking Propecia or similar because he was still a professional soccer player and those medications are officially labeled as doping.
The oral minoxidil does work however has made some of my hair rather coarse and wiry making a nice natural look difficult at times.
Interested to try PRP.
I have one suture strip. Weird to me because I thought it would be a result from an injury which I hadn't had. Thank you for explaining.
I just got on oral minoxidil 2.5 mg, should i ask my doctor to bring me up to 5 mg? I also take Finasteride 5 mg.
I am 50 and been battling hair loss for 25 years, this year i just decided to stop, i used duta and fin with terrible side effects, honest my hair loss is not so bad and its normal to thin at a certain age. Worst comes to worst buzz it.
hair transplant is the solution!
Just shave that shit off ,you will feel so much better brother
Just save your head bro and relax❤
Doc, can you please talk about micro needling with Propecia, minoxidil, vitamins, and growth factors? It’s really popular in Europe and South America
David doesn’t need hair. The man is blessed with those looks.
Thank you Dr. Gary for the helpful video!
Dr. Gary - I've been bald since I was 18. Lost almost all of my hair on top before 20, so I just started shaving it down.
I started using minoxodil on my beard just to try it out a month ago, and WOW! I'm growing hair in spots on my face I couldn't before.
I decided to take a leap of faith and put it on my head. I figured, what the hell, right?
Much to my surprise, my hair is beginning to come in. I've been using it about a month. Its sparse so far (hand full of hairs coming up in the center, and I'm starting to see a decent amount of dark hairs coming in the back.
Everywhere I read, this is impossible. Have you EVER known any men like me to grow all of their hair back using just minoxodil?
And by the way -Thank you for all of the great videos!! I just started watching your channel. Fantastic. Keep up the amazing work.
how's your hair now ?
Thanks doc! Very informative and helpful!
Dr. Gary you are hilarious. I loved the eye wink.
Hi Doctor do you have any pictures of the transplants you have done? Thank you
Stem cell treatment is where its at. No hair replacement technology today looks good unless your just filling out some hairlines or something. It's for the few. I hope stem cell treatment will become an actual option in the near future.
Really Love Your Program Thanks
No one really talks about the pressure for men to have a full head of hair as they age.
Can you do a show on male eyebrows, please? So underrated in male plastic surgery discussion.
I went to my Doctor yesterday and while examining me observed that I had lost all my hair on my legs and now on my arms! At 62 I am going to look like a piglette! Nevermind Beckham, what can be done about that!?
Loss of hair on the extremities is usually a sign of peripheral vascular disease. Do you have high blood pressure, raised cholesterol or diabetes by any chance?
Lay down in a coffin and close the lid.
It could be due to an underactive thyroid. It's notorious for hair loss.
Thats okay! No hair is better
@@99dwk I do have diabetes!
Nice Analyses, nice Explonation 💯💯💯💯
After seeing that photo in the sun from 2020, I was sure he subsequently had a transplant. It looks so wicked thin.
Thanks for the video!
He did have a hair transplant.
There were photos of him at a press conference and it looks like he’s got a carpet on his head. You can’t go from having thinning hair to a full head without help. Also, his dad is pretty bald as well so it was bound to happen eventually.
I’m letting my go. I don’t want hormone altering drugs. Also I’m trying to get away from certain deodorants and go more natural everywhere. It’s a lot of work
I'll probably get a hard time for saying this but David Beckham's skin looked quite aged in his late 30's - wrinkles and loss of collagen. The photo of him with the shaved head in his mid 40's (admittidly an unflattering photo!) also shows him looking quite old for 45 even though he's obviously physically very fit. I do wonder if propecia/minox contribute to skin aging. I've heard minox inhubits collagen synthesis.
@M M It may also be sun damage too I guess - spending a lot of time training and playing football outside.
what do you think about Alpecin Shampoo? Coffe and Ginger are good for hair?
I would like to have seen his pictures from the back. Hair seems to thin there early on. With that said, it doesn’t matter how much hair he has, this guy is good looking!
And guess what? he's loaded . Which would make any ugly bastard look quite charming.
Hi Gary! Great video! OMG in 2020! I did not see this photo :O
Thank you for you analysis of this issue. My 19 year old son is experiencing hair loss. I am wondering if it would be safe for him to consider taking the oral form of treatment for hair loss? Should I begin by having him see our family physician or a dermatologist? Thank you!
Hello, if you can go see a dermatologist, because if it’s androgenetic alopecia the sooner you start the better, time is very important. If let evolve naturally it’s only gonna get worse with time.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 19 going under
@@keithpatterson9250 mocking is catching
@@holeefuk413 Facts. Soon he's gonna be Keith Pattern zone instead of Patterson
If it starts at 19 just like one of my friends you should consider a hair transplant and hoping his hair loss is going very fast so he can have 2 or 3 hair transplants to cover his entire head again and dont have to worry about it again. If its starts at 19 years old its probably for the best to just let it go because whatever he is gonna do with treatment he will be bald before his 30th
As a female suffering post Covid type hairloss can we use monoxadil!?
God i want my hair like it was when i was 21 🙏🏼
Doctor at age 33 i have lost my all hairs almost, i am so ashamed and getting not social, getting bullied even by friends. Kindly help me.😥😥
I think we ought to own up to balding. Sometimes hair gets in the way of seeing the heart.
3:30 "why you calling me Lord?" yeah i thought the same😂
He might also be doing the various scalp massage techniques, which have a growing base of evidence to support their effectiveness.
I actually believe this guy about what hes saying , Thanx for the info !
Hi doctor could you talk about biotin, natural herbal products for hair loss?
OMG ...er I mean OMLord, I laughed so hard at your Wink LoL !!!! Super Funny Doc teeheheee
Aren’t there nasty side effects of finasteride and minoxidil?
No
Can't wait to see a video about what you think of the new alopecia treatment.
Living in Scotland and seeing an American offer up a square foot of land via an advert.. I have to admit, that one caught me off guard. What a strange thing.. anyway well made video as always Lord Gary ;)
I don't know how I feel about that tbh lol, as long as their planting tree's or something good for nature then I suppose it's ok.
The thing is the first picture has direct sunlight on it which if someone has thinning hair will shine straight through especially if it's short like that but then if it grows you can still get the second pictures effects... I could get both picture effects with my hair depending on the sunlight exposure and length
Another great video. After listening to this article it seems that Finasteride and Minoxidyl only slow the process of hair loss and not prevent it. So once you have a transplant are you relying on the DHT resistant hair to stay the course and the medication to basically slow down any more loss.
This is correct - which is why most surgeons advise to be on at least Finasteride. It's a lifelong journey, in which you're slowing loss, and adding more hair where it cannot be recovered
Well slowing down is preventing it to a certain degree. Finasteride stops or halts the process to different degree while Minoxidil do not stop it at all but boost the current hairs. Thickens and create longer hair cycles
@@litjellyfish Whats your experience with finasteride? Ive heard it causes reduction of libido and many other related side effects
@@danielrocha941 I have used it over 20 years. Stopped almost totally or slowed down at least totally my Hairloss. No problem with libido at all. No sides apart from a little less thick ejaculation.
@@litjellyfish Are you worried at all about the less thick ejaculation? That's essentially the only thing I'm worried about about Finasteride, the libido part etc
I thank nature for blessing me in this area.
Could you talk more about oral Min? People say their are lots of sides? What’s the recommend does?
Pros and cons vs topical
I broke out in a rash after 2 months. Had to stop unfortunately
I’ve been taking minox oral. No side effects. My hairline hasn’t changed(better or worse)…. But, I have grow more body hair(chest, stomach, hands) which I like. I’ve been taking for 5 months
@@divinegon4671 And is that a good thing?
Yeah...I wouldn't take it. Sounds too risky imho
If he was using finisteride & monoxidil from age 33, it didn't seem to help much because by age 45 there was a lot of hair loss & it didn't look like there was any regrowth. I've also heard that many transplants don't last long. The DHT will kill the transplanted hairs eventually too.
No, the hair from the donor are are not affected by dht
He doesn't have hair loss he has fine hair when cut very short in strong
light combined with sweat or when wet will look very thin
if viewed from a certain angel.
How about you recommend saw palmetto and dht blocking shampoo?
Lol. David has more hair at Age 44 than me at 20.
George Costanza
If i would to use the Minoxidil which type do u recommend please, spray or foam or drops.. thank 😊 you
Both the main hairoas medication he recommends are pill form
Please do it with henry cavil's progression of hair loss
Olumiant (Baricitinib) has just been FDA approved for the treatment of alopecia areata, do you think this could assist with male pattern baldness?
Amazing video as always, doc. I love your videos so much :))))
Let me share my story. First of all my hair is/was very wavy/curly and thick, it always has been like that. So, my temples started receding 1, 2 years ago, and recently my hairline started thinning a little bit (im 27 now), but I wasn't really noticing anything until this year, because I thought it's normal since my dad always had that type of hairline ((with the temples a bit in - he's Norwood 2 I think)) his whole life and he still has full head of hair (he's 57). So anyway, 2-3 months ago, I noticed that my temples started to thin way too much and also some slight thinning on the front top of my hair ((every other zone on my head has very thick hair)), I started seeing my scalp a little bit when on light or when my hair is wet, but I also have other condition on the same area where is the thinning which is called seborrheic dermatitis ((very severe dandruff condition with red zones and flaky scalp, exactly on the front where my hair started thinning and I have it since maybe 10-12 years, I also thought it's something that will go away with time)) so I finally decided to go to a dermatologist (1 month ago maybe), because things started to get out of hand and she confirmed that I have seborrheic dermatitis and prescribed me Kelual DC shampoo and cream for the face + Zinc and Biotin for the hair. I also showed her that my hair started to look thin at the front and she said it isn't from the seborrheic dermatitis and is probably due to the male pattern baldness, but I don't really trust that and honestly think it's from the SB. So I used that shampoo for like 2-3 weeks, I didn't see any results.. Both my dandruff (SD) and hair loss conditions were still the same. So 2-3 weeks ago I switched to Nizoral Ketoconazole 2% version, cause I read that it is probably the best treatment for seborrheic dermatits but also helps Androgenetic Alopcica cause it blocks DHT a little bit. For these 2 weeks I see a great improvement on the scalp, my dandruff disappeared + my SB is not that tough as it was! I really hope it works for the hair too! And i'm still taking Zinc+Biotin, also Magnesium. I treat my hair with Quinine Water as well cause many people told me that it supports the hair follicles and the regrowth. And yes.. I read about finasteride and minoxidil, but I don't want to risk using things such as fin or min (even if they work), because of the side effects I'm reading about.. I love my hair, but I can't risk damaging my male sex characteristics... Also I heard scalp massaging helps, so I started massaging/combing my scalp a lot too, hope it helps. Thank you for reading this :-)
Nizoral works for dandruff but is toxic for hair follicles and causes chronic hair thinning. Magnesium can also contribute to hair loss due to the selenium content.
@@chrisk1489 Really?? But many people say that they managed to regrow their hair back with Ketoconazole shampoo 2% (Nizoral) + it really healed my SD, i'm afraid if I stop it my SD will return..
@@Dzqnn Absolutely 100% without any doubt it thinned my hair out noticeably, the same with T-gel. I promise you it will thin your hair out and i don't want this to happen to others. I wouldn't use it at all. If you must use it, and i would highly advise against using it, but if you must, maybe just once a week. Look at your diet, check vitamin A, vit D. Brush hair daily for good scalp circulation. I am not sure about zinc, some people say it raises DHT and others say it decreases DHT so that's a tricky one i can't advise. Finasteride may help by reducing DHT, but it has certain side effects that may be undesirable. Micro-needling can be very good but one needs to research this very carefully and not rush into it (use conservative needle length). I wish i could offer you a cure but all i have is my obsession and i am still thinning myself. I know for sure some things that don't work, and Nizroal is toxic for follicles.
@@chrisk1489 Thank you for the info!
@@Dzqnn You're welcome : )
I use Minoxidil as a spray since years..would it actually be more effective to take it as a pill? And you think that is better to use both Mioxidil + Finasteril? What is your recommendation?
Love your videos Lord Doctor! How long would hair transplant surgery take? Is it really inserted one hair at a time? I found this fascinating. Come to Chicago, I need my face done!
Depends how many grafts you need. 6-8 hours for most people.
Whats the brand of that hair fiber you mentioned? Thx!
Yo, at 29 he's already not worn enough sunscreen 😳
Did he wear sunscreen in his life?
Love Gary's vibe and smile.
Thank you!
David's deffo got a George Michael vibe going on..I think he has aged very well through the years 🎉
Which finasteride and minoxidil pills do you recommend?
Every time I vids like this I thank the God's for granting me top tier hair genetics
Would you recommend Calecim as a treatment to regrow hair ( for women)?
Hello Dr. Linkov.
I've started my Microneedleing/Dermapen journey 4 weeks ago at weekly intervals, 1.5mm depth. May now change to 10, then 14 day intervals after watching your video. I've also purchased a good scalp massager with vibration mode. I know Minoxidil works and had great results previously, but when I stopped I experienced MAJOR shedding. This time I wanted to try a natural route so this is my personal elixir.
Carrier oils:
Jojoba. Black Seed oil. Black Caster oil. 60ml each.
Essential Oils:
Rosemary, Jasmine, Peppermint.
My question is, does one have to Microneedle permanently to keep full gains? If I stop after 18 months will I lose out, shed anything? I've heard Microneedleing, like Minoxidil, is a permanent practice. In your opinion is this correct and what do think of my mix and Scalp massager combo?
Thanks in advance. So far, best video on the subject I've seen
Massage do little apart from improve scalp health that can help reduce inflammation. But it do not affect Hairloss. Also there is little to zero evidence about those natural remedies. Basically finasteride and minoxidil is what is proven to work. And microneedling can aid using minoxidil. And also create some regrowth as you used it. Deep every second week needling.
How do you use black seed oil and rosemary? Topically?
@@seanpadraigobrien1260
I use Black Seed Oil as well as others written as a base oil and add the Essentials, including Rosemary. Sometimes I take BSOil orally for everall health.
@@winstonbrown1516 hey! How are the results from using these essential oils? And dermapen?
@@anujsingla6185
Hello.
The oils work. I have filled in some of the MPB, Male Pattern Baldness, lines somewhat. There is still a good ways to go but it's far better than what it was. They work for me. I have not been very strict either. Sometimes I forget and don't rub in oils for days in stead of every day, and needle once every 10 days in stead of 7. I know if I do Minox I will get back what I lost even quicker because I seem to respond to it extremely well. I'll give it a few more months and see if I'll re-introduce Minox.
Man he is David Becham his one match earnings are more than our lifetime earnings
Looks like from 2018 he has had a hair piece glued on. Hair definitely seems thicker and a different texture. Hence why he doesn't vary his hairstyles as much or have buzz cuts. I may be wrong but sure looks like this. His father is bald. That however doesn't always have a bearing but just saying.
He has an install.
Totes agree
He's had 2 transplants in 6 years
He knows how to maintain himself 🤙🏾
I am 28 years old and recently agreed to doing Mesotherapy with Dutasteride along with PRP. Do you think Mesotherapy with dutasteride will inhibit the drug to get absorbed systematically?
It scares to think me that dutasteride will decrease my SERUM DHT, and not only be limited to scalp DHT
I wouldn't take Dutasteride bro it literally tanks your DHT by like 95%+, that's more for if you have any kind of prostate problems, 1mg of Finasteride per day or 3x a week (depends on your side effects) is enough and will bring down your DHT by 70% which is more than enough to reduce DHT in the scalp but still have some left in your blood for normal functions.
Just curious why you recommend oral Minoxidil instead of foam?
He’s one of those guys that gets better looking with age.
how many mg of minoxidil per day do you usually prescribe for your patients?
With all the money he has he can get his hair fixed to the way he wants it to go.
I am sure the celebs now can get "mini" hair grafts done like a dentist appointment. 200 hairs here and there to keep up the appearance. $2,000 a pop is no problem for a touch up to these guys
@@momentumstocks3493 we all no this nothing to them indeed.
Oooh!!! The thumbnail photos (especially the before) reminded me to the great spanish designer *Lorenzo Caprile* The most drastic ironed forehead with botox I' ve ever seen. He had the deepest -wrinkles- folds and now his forehead has doubled his size (like it was originally). That' s why I' ve scheduled my first half of the half of the half dose as my 48yo birthday present. I wish it was with you but,... Greetings from Ukra-Spain 🧛🏻♀️🖤
Please do a shah rukh khan (bollywood) video.
Why is the top of the scalp in particular sensitive to DHT but the sides aren't?
David has always had thick and beautiful hair, he is lucky !
Now ruins his appearance with ghastly tats all over. Will this fad ever die?
He did two hair transplants...
Hi doc! What hair treatment can you suggest for me? I am beginning to have recession on my forehead.. Thank you in advance! God bless!