I’m a 31 year old man, been experiencing slow, progressive MPB since I was 20. There were times where any effort to save my hair felt hopeless, and I actually started shaving my head. I discovered AT last year. I started using the shampoo, conditioner, stimulating spray on top of my other protocols. Those additions alone yielded the best results I’ve ever had. I just started using the DHT blocker last week, and I’m excited to see how it may help. Just wanted to share my story and express my sincere gratitude for all of your work, and the genuinely helpful products. There’s a lot of BS goops, goos, lotions and potions out there, but AT is the real deal, and hands down the best products I’ve ever used. Thank you!
Since taking vitamins consistently for about 3 weeks (also improved diet) my hair has grown back rapidly. I actually started this just before finding you videos buy thanks for the confirmation. I have been going through this for 2 years and I'm so thankful
@@WilliamGaunitzTrichologist The latest study shows that minoxidil is a DHT blocker. What do you think? www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10461613/ When I started going balding I myself had never used finasteride due to fear of side effects and I have a head full of hair
@@loumitch1 I have nothing to gain lol, my hair has grown ridiculously since improving my diet and taking vitamins everyday. I'm a man from Birmingham UK. I have no links to this guy. People have asked me if I had shoe polish in my hair it's grown that much lol
hey Doc, as a consequence of trichotillomania I now have a bald patch on my head that is starting to freak me out a lil... please tell me I can fix this?? 😢 in fact it would be great if you could do a whole video about regrowing hair after something like trichotillomania.
Dear William , I am one of the people who is watching you on what’s up. I lost my hair on top of my head and down to the side. My hair used to be straight now very wavy and it’s getting worse. I am using minoxidil 5 foam and Finasteride 1 mg for 5 months. I start Microneedle 1.5 mm after I listen to your video. I am 64 years old and lost my hair after my fist baby born. I am the only person losing hair in my family. I really want to stop losing my hair. I believe you can help me. Do you mind I send some pictures from my hair please? Can you help me please? I look forward to hearing from you, Regards, Anna X
Thank you for sharing your story with us. It's clear you're deeply committed to finding a solution for your hair loss, and you've already taken significant steps by using minoxidil, finasteride, and starting microneedling. Given your history of hair loss beginning post-pregnancy, which can often be linked to hormonal changes, and considering your age, there are various factors at play here. Continuing with the treatments you've started is important, as these can take time to show results. Additionally, since hair texture changes like yours from straight to wavy can indicate underlying health changes, it would be wise to review this with a healthcare provider as well. You mentioned wanting to send pictures for a more personalized consultation, which could be very helpful in assessing your situation more accurately. For direct assistance and to discuss your case further, please feel free to reach out to us directly. Melissa Fox (Customer Service) ➡️Reach out to us at www.advancedtrichology.com/
When you see the treatment plan you had him taking all your products but also minoxidil and finasteride so it makes sense that those on their own would help growth regardless of all of your products. A bit deceiving
I'm experiencing an itchy sensation on my chest and eyebrows. When I scratch, some hair comes out, and it appears broken or damaged. I also have very thin hair on top of my scalp. Could this be due to inflammation or nutritional deficiency?"
Hello doctor, I hopefully had the chance to stabilize my MPB that started at age 18 in an early stage 2.5 years after its beginning (age 21). I'm 23 now but i still face small white flakes that mostly occurs around the hairline. I have tested all the anti-fungal, anti-dandruff shampoo without success and I suspect a demodex infection (did my research after learning from your videos) due to my foolish idea to "space" shampoos according to the low poo trend, thinking it could have cured this... My question is : what diagnosis technique (by a trichologist) do you recommend to detect a demodicosis ? I am waiting for my blood test results thanks to your videos to check any deficiencies and i have been on antibiotics for too long as a teenager so my gut must be quite leaky causing me various inflammatory issues and a weak immune system. Finally, i wanted to say thank you for all the support and quality data you share that helps a lot through this journey. Best regards from France.
Thank you for sharing your situation with us and for your kind words about the support and information we provide. It sounds like you've been through quite a journey with your hair health, and it's clear you've done significant research and are proactive in seeking solutions. Regarding your question on diagnosing demodicosis, which is an infestation by Demodex mites, a common but often overlooked cause of skin and hair issues, the most accurate way to diagnose this condition is through microscopic examination of skin scrapings from the affected area. A trichologist or dermatologist would typically take a small sample of skin or pluck a few hairs from the affected area and examine them under a microscope to look for the presence of Demodex mites. Since Demodex mites are a normal part of the skin's microbiome, their presence alone doesn't always indicate a problem. The diagnosis often depends on the number of mites found and the presence of symptoms. High concentrations of Demodex mites can lead to demodicosis, contributing to inflammation, itching, and hair loss. Given your history with antibiotics and concerns about gut health, it's also important to consider the broader picture of your health when addressing hair and scalp issues. Imbalances in gut health can indeed impact inflammation and immune function, potentially exacerbating skin conditions and their symptoms. I'm glad to hear you're awaiting blood test results, as these can provide crucial insights into any deficiencies or underlying health issues that might need to be addressed as part of your overall treatment plan. In the meantime, maintaining a balanced diet, managing stress, and avoiding harsh hair treatments can help support your scalp health. It's also beneficial to continue with gentle, regular cleaning of the scalp to maintain a healthy environment that discourages the overproliferation of mites or other pathogens. We're here to support you further in your journey to better hair health. Don't hesitate to reach out for more personalized advice or if you have any more questions. Best regards from our team to you in France, Melissa Fox (customer service) ➡️Reach out to us at www.advancedtrichology.com/
I started experiencing hair loss about 5 years ago, I'm about Norwood 3 according to recent Trichologist visit. He's started me on minoxidil only once a day and wants to assess again in 6 months. Is this enough as a starter treatment? It doesn't seem like enough from what I've read other people starting on.
@@pullmyniblets Yes this is what I've started to suspect so I've ignored their advice of minoxidil only and getting on a dht inhibitor. Now that I've researched more about it I can't understand the reasoning of prescribing me minoxidil on its own.
@@i.dream.in.infrared4302look into microneedling. There were some studies done that yielded great result with a microneedling and minoxidil combo as opposed to just minoxidil alone.
03:38 . Picture on the buttom right was taken without a flashlight. So that is why i cant say that comparison of 1M-3M-6M pictures are fully accurate. Take a close look of that 3 pictures once again. 6M picture is without a flashlight so that makes us think that crown part also grew some hair but in reality it did not.
I am very sensitive to before and after photos, considering that we take about 20 to 24 before pictures and after pictures at each phase that significant. Did you notice that there were multiple before and after photos? also, this is not to show off perfect results. This is to show off of this person's results because this frontal hairline grew back to a place that was unexpected. Additionally, if the hair is not perfect, is that unacceptable to you?
@@WilliamGaunitzTrichologist I absolutely agree with you that YES there is an incredible change in this man's hair front line, but what i am trying to say is that we can clearly see the shadow reflection on the wall in the 1M-3M picures , while in the 6th month photo, the shadow on the wall is not seen. That tells me last picture was taken without flashlight. That's all i wanted to share with you.
The reason why I’m always a bit cautious of this guy is that he seems to always be peddling his own products - whilst they’re using medication as well so the results that he has for his products could be actually the medication
I’m really sorry to hear you’ve been dealing with hair loss for so long. 😔 The good news is that even after 2.5 years, there are ways to slow the loss and possibly regrow some of your hair, depending on the cause. Here’s how you can get help and take steps to improve your hair health: ### Steps to Get Support and Treatment: 1. **Contact Advanced Trichology**: - Since you're in Kentucky and might not have immediate access to in-person trichologists, you can get help **online** from experts at **Advanced Trichology**. - Visit **www.advancedtrichology.com/** to explore personalized treatment options for hair loss. They offer **consultations**, which could help you pinpoint the cause and get a tailored plan. 2. **Schedule a Virtual Consultation**: - You can schedule a **virtual consultation** with a trichologist or hair expert who will assess your hair loss and recommend specific treatments, products, and lifestyle changes. This is especially useful if you've been experiencing hair loss for a long time. 3. **Blood Tests**: - If you haven't already, it’s a good idea to get blood tests to check for underlying causes like **hormonal imbalances** (DHT levels), **vitamin deficiencies** (like iron, vitamin D, or B12), or **thyroid issues**. This will help determine if there’s a medical reason for your hair loss. 4. **Explore Treatments**: Depending on the cause of your hair loss, these treatments may help: - **Minoxidil**: This can stimulate hair growth and is FDA-approved for hair loss. - **DHT Blockers**: If your hair loss is due to genetics, **DHT blockers** like **finasteride** or **natural alternatives** (like **saw palmetto**) may help. - **Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT)**: Devices like **laser helmets** stimulate hair follicles and improve blood flow to promote hair growth. 5. **Improve Scalp Health**: - Scalp massages, using a **gentle sulfate-free shampoo**, and nourishing your scalp with **oils** or **serums** that contain ingredients like **rosemary oil** or **peppermint oil** can help stimulate hair follicles and support growth. 6. **Hair Supplements**: - Consider supplements that contain **biotin**, **zinc**, **iron**, and **omega-3 fatty acids** to support overall hair health. Products like **Nutra M** or **Nutra F** can help balance nutrient levels that promote hair growth. ### Stay Positive and Consistent: Hair growth takes time, and it’s important to be patient with treatments and give them **3-6 months** to start working. But taking action now can prevent further loss and help restore your hair's health! ➡️ You can reach out directly through **www.advancedtrichology.com/** for a consultation and personalized advice on managing hair loss, or if you need help finding the right products for your situation.
I eat extremely clean including green juices and green tea and green smoothies with low sugar fruits. I take Omega Threes, ear salmon, sardines, nuts seeds and homemade clay detox hair washes. I applying aloe Vera from.the plant. I Drink green tea and eat berries and take apple cider vinegar in my leafy green juices. I have taken Milk Thistle Tea, Nettle and Horsetail Tea , Dandelion tea and saw palmetto and pumpkin seed Oil. I take pumpkin seeds daily and falxseeds in my smoothies pkus a flaxseed oil . My hairloss still persists. Biotin didn't help and green super food powders didn't help. Zinc and Vitamin D have not helped. I detox my scalp with clay and spirulina. My hairloss has worsened at 57. I give up.
I have tons of shedding with no regrowth. I’m on your products with no changes. Going to your old Phoenix office for stem cell. Is that the right step?
I’m 18 years old with a healthy lifestyle but I’ve had hairloss for almost 3 years. My hairline has gone back and my hair is thinning. I don’t think the reason for my hairloss is in my genes. I also don’t stress often. What would you recommend me to do to fight my hairloss?
The Ordinary's Multi-Peptide Serum for Hair Density is designed to target hair health by increasing the density and thickness of hair. The serum contains a concentration of peptides, caffeine, and other beneficial ingredients that may promote a healthier scalp environment and support hair growth. While individual results can vary, many users have reported positive outcomes, such as thicker-feeling hair and increased fullness over time. The effectiveness of such products often depends on the specific cause of hair thinning and the overall health of the scalp. For those dealing with hair thinning linked to nutritional deficiencies, hormonal imbalances, or inflammatory conditions, a comprehensive approach that addresses the underlying issue is typically necessary alongside topical treatments. If you're considering trying this product, it could be beneficial as part of a broader hair care regimen. However, for best results, consider combining it with a proper diet, possibly supplements, and consultation with a healthcare provider to address any underlying issues you may have. If you have specific concerns about your hair and scalp health, feel free to reach out for a more personalized consultation. Melissa Fox (Customer Service) ➡️Reach out to us at www.advancedtrichology.com/
Our Hair Support Tea - 14 Day Cleanse is a meticulously crafted blend of natural ingredients, each selected for their detoxifying properties and support of hair health. The ingredients include: Burdock Root: Known for its powerful liver detoxification support, helping to clear toxins from your blood and improve overall scalp and hair health. Dandelion Root: Aids in kidney detoxification and promotes the elimination of waste, reducing the load on your system and encouraging a healthier environment for hair growth. Licorice: Acts as an anti-inflammatory, soothing the scalp and supporting overall health, which is crucial for nurturing healthy hair follicles. Citrus Peel: Packed with antioxidants and vitamins, it contributes to the vitality of your hair, protecting it from oxidative stress and promoting a vibrant, healthy look. Cinnamon: Besides adding a delightful flavor, cinnamon enhances circulation to the scalp, which is vital for delivering nutrients to hair follicles and promoting growth. Vanilla: Not only does it improve the taste and aroma of the tea, but vanilla also adds a comforting and soothing aspect to your hair care routine. This blend is designed to detoxify your body by supporting the liver and kidneys, crucial organs in removing toxins that can contribute to inflammation and negatively impact hair health. By reducing DHT levels within the hair follicles and supporting digestive health for proper toxin elimination, our Hair Support Tea sets the stage for optimal hair growth. It's clinically tested for effectiveness and suitable for both men and women who are working towards improving the health and vitality of their hair. For use, we recommend brewing 2 teaspoons (8-10 oz) of loose tea by bringing water to a boil, adding the tea, then simmering on low for 10-15 minutes. This can be enjoyed hot or cold, three times daily for the initial 3 to 4 weeks, followed by a maintenance dose of one cup daily as part of your ongoing hair care regimen. This tea is an integral part of the Evolution Program, aimed at those seeking to enhance their hair growth journey naturally and effectively.
MUST SEE! HAIR LOSS TURNAROUND IN JUST 6 MONTHS: HOW? MEN'S HAIR LOSS TREATMENT EXPLAINED," we discuss how targeted treatments and personalized care plans can significantly improve hair health and growth. We recommend consulting with a trichologist or a healthcare provider to get a tailored diagnosis and treatment plan that addresses your specific needs. Early intervention is key to preventing further hair loss and promoting healthy hair growth. Melissa Fox (customer service) ➡️Reach out to us at www.advancedtrichology.com/
I’m 20 & I’ve been losing hair since 17 & can’t seem to find the solution with rosemary/minoxidil. Do you suggest a Carnivore Diet could that be the way?
Thank you for reaching out with your concerns about your hair loss journey and for considering various treatment options, including diet changes. It's clear you're actively seeking solutions and open to different approaches, including natural remedies like rosemary oil and clinical treatments like minoxidil. Regarding the Carnivore Diet as a potential solution for hair loss, it's important to approach this with caution. While some individuals report improvements in various health conditions due to the elimination of certain food groups, there's limited scientific evidence directly linking the Carnivore Diet to hair regrowth. The diet primarily focuses on animal products and excludes most other food groups, which could lead to nutritional deficiencies if not carefully managed. Nutrients such as vitamins, minerals, and particularly those found in plant foods play crucial roles in hair health. As discussed in our video "MUST SEE! HAIR LOSS TURNAROUND IN JUST 6 MONTHS: HOW? MENS HAIR LOSS TREATMENT EXPLAINED," the approach to treating hair loss is multifaceted, involving a thorough assessment of the individual's health, lifestyle, and potential underlying conditions. A successful hair regrowth strategy often includes addressing nutritional deficiencies, hormonal imbalances, and lifestyle factors that may contribute to hair loss. Before considering significant dietary changes like adopting a Carnivore Diet, we recommend consulting with a healthcare professional, such as a trichologist or a nutritionist. They can provide a comprehensive assessment to identify any specific deficiencies or health issues contributing to your hair loss. Moreover, a tailored treatment plan, possibly including a balanced diet, targeted supplements, and appropriate hair care treatments, could be more effective in addressing your hair loss concerns. Your proactive approach and willingness to explore different treatments are commendable. Remember, the journey to hair regrowth is personal and varies from one individual to another. It's crucial to find a balanced, nutritionally complete approach that addresses the root causes of your hair loss. We're here to support you further on your journey. For personalized advice and treatment options, please feel free to reach out to us. Melissa Fox (customer service) ➡️Reach out to us at www.advancedtrichology.com/
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) and GFC (Growth Factor Concentrate) therapies are among the innovative treatments discussed in our "MUST SEE! HAIR LOSS TURNAROUND IN JUST 6 MONTHS: HOW? MEN'S HAIR LOSS TREATMENT EXPLAINED" video. These therapies are based on using your body's natural growth factors to stimulate hair follicles and promote hair growth, showing promising results for many individuals, including those with Male Pattern Baldness (MPB). The effectiveness of PRP and GFC can vary based on individual factors such as the extent of hair loss, age, and overall health. Many patients report significant improvements in hair density, thickness, and scalp health after undergoing these treatments. However, it's important to have realistic expectations and understand that results can differ from person to person. We often suggest these treatments as part of a comprehensive approach to tackling hair loss, especially for those who have not responded well to conventional treatments. Consulting with a specialized trichologist or dermatologist can help determine if PRP or GFC therapy is suitable for you, considering your specific condition and hair loss pattern. Melissa Fox (customer service) ➡️Reach out to us at www.advancedtrichology.com/
Hey doctor, I am a 22 years student and I have been suffering severe hair fall (i see 50 to 60 hair falling down whenever I shampoo) for the last more than two years, I want to get rid of this problem. Hey doctor, could you get me out of this problem or could you tell me what should I do? Please 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for reaching out and sharing your concern with us. It's understandable how distressing hair loss can be, especially at a young age. From your description of losing 50 to 60 hairs during shampooing and dealing with this issue for over two years, it seems you're experiencing a significant amount of stress over your hair loss. Based on the detailed process and approach we discussed in our "MUST SEE! HAIR LOSS TURNAROUND IN JUST 6 MONTHS: HOW? MENS HAIR LOSS TREATMENT EXPLAINED" video, it's clear that individualized treatment plans are crucial. In the video, we showcased a case where tailored interventions, focusing on detoxification, nutritional supplements, and a comprehensive topical and internal regimen, led to remarkable hair regrowth within six months. While this case involved a male patient, the principles of addressing underlying causes such as lifestyle factors, nutritional deficiencies, and aggressive treatment strategies apply universally. Given your situation, it's essential to first assess the potential causes of your hair loss through a thorough examination. Factors such as diet, lifestyle, stress levels, and genetic predisposition can all play a role. It would be beneficial for you to have a consultation with a trichologist or dermatologist who can provide a personalized assessment and recommend a tailored treatment plan similar to the approach we described in our video. In the meantime, consider evaluating your diet, stress levels, and lifestyle habits that may be contributing to your hair loss. Ensuring a balanced diet rich in vitamins and minerals, managing stress through mindfulness or exercise, and avoiding harsh hair treatments can be initial steps towards improvement. We're here to support you on your journey to hair recovery. If you have more questions or need personalized advice, please don't hesitate to reach out to us directly. Remember, while hair regrowth is possible, the approach must be tailored to your specific needs and circumstances. Melissa Fox (customer service) ➡️Reach out to us at www.advancedtrichology.com/
Doc, I am diffuse thinner on fin for 17 months, using dht blocing shampoo , biotin...two months ago added Rosemary oil to my regim and month ago started seeing wellus like hairs all over my diffuse scalp. Hairs are thin and colourless...How are my chances of some of them going terminal? Ps I don't use min for now. Thanks.
I suppose that it's possible. I could only determine that by seeing the hairs under the microscope, but if they are new and you can see them, it is conceivable that they will continue to grow with additional support. Possibly with low of laser therapy at small quantities.
Men with prostate issues are routinely prescribed 5 mg Proscar(finasteride). The vast majority of those patients tolerate it very well. I generally divide the 5 mg tablets in threes and haven’t experienced any negative side effects. Just be sure to get a baseline PSA reading and make sure your urologist is aware of it.
Im 19yo, i’ve been trough a chain of really intense stressful events, then i noticed a severe hair thing, mostly equally spread, but a little more on the front hairline, then i also noticed the signs of anemia, severe signs that was on me for 3 months without me noticing, this last month i noticed a severe shedding, maybe half of my hair density was lost, very scared and panicked and CANNOT stop stressing about it, will i ever have a chance of growing it back?
GPT It's understandable to feel scared and stressed when experiencing severe hair thinning and shedding, especially at a young age. Stress, alongside anemia, can significantly impact your hair health, leading to conditions like telogen effluvium, where hair falls out more than usual. The good news is that in many cases, once the underlying causes, such as stress and anemia, are addressed, there's a good chance for your hair to recover and regrow. In our video "MUST SEE! HAIR LOSS TURNAROUND IN JUST 6 MONTHS: HOW? MEN'S HAIR LOSS TREATMENT EXPLAINED," we discuss how addressing the root causes of hair loss, including stress management and treating nutritional deficiencies, can lead to significant improvements in hair growth and density. It's crucial to tackle these issues holistically-considering diet, lifestyle, and possibly supplementation to correct anemia and support overall hair health. Remember, recovery from hair loss due to stress and anemia can take time, and hair tends to regrow gradually. Consulting with healthcare professionals, such as a trichologist, can provide you with a tailored approach to manage stress and improve your hair's condition. They can also offer support and guidance on treatments that may help accelerate the recovery process. Staying positive, seeking support, and following a personalized care plan can greatly increase your chances of regaining your hair's density and health. It's important not to lose hope, as many individuals experience significant hair regrowth once the underlying issues are addressed. Melissa Fox (customer service) ➡️Reach out to us at www.advancedtrichology.com/
Hi Dr Gaunitz, thank you for your informative videos on such a common and worrying topic as hair loss. I am a 60-year-old woman and after menopause and over the years I have been trying to get alternatives to stop the excessive loss of my hair. Recently my dermatologist recommended Nutrafol to me and I have seen good results. I would like to get a shampoo that will help me with the condition and I am interested in using Trichologist, which one would you recommend? I think that my hair loss is based on stress and hormonal problems although I also feel itching in some areas. I will appreciate your response!
I've experienced hair loss, placed on Minoxidil 7% with niacinamide 4%, using low dose laser, it's only been 3 months, not seeing too much yet. Also using Nizoral shampoo. I stopped coloring my hair, YUK. Does hair color impede or cause hair loss.
It's normal to be concerned if you don't see immediate results with a new hair loss treatment. Treatments like Minoxidil and low-dose laser therapy often show noticeable improvements around the 6-month mark. Hair dye can contribute to damage and breakage, but it's not typically a direct cause of root hair loss. Our video "MUST SEE! HAIR LOSS TURNAROUND IN JUST 6 MONTHS: HOW? MENS HAIR LOSS TREATMENT EXPLAINED" emphasizes a comprehensive approach to hair loss treatment, including detoxification and nutritional supplements. While your current regimen focuses on Minoxidil and laser therapy, addressing underlying issues like nutrition and hormonal balance may enhance results. Consulting with a trichologist or dermatologist for a personalized assessment is advisable. Remember, hair regrowth takes time, so maintaining a consistent treatment routine is key. We're here to support you through your journey. Reach out to us at www.advancedtrichology.com/ for further assistance. Melissa Fox (customer service)
Hello, I started using the IRestore helmet April 2023. Unfortunately, the helmet did not stop the shedding, nor promote any growth. Do you think an all laser helmet would work for me?
Sir, I've been balding from 7 months and still shedding. The hairloss is diffuse and on my scalp arms and legs. Most visible on my head. I am an adult girl. Been on thyroid medications but t4 levels are okay. Still no hair growth. I ve been using biotin b12 and folic acid and topical rosemary mix oil but no results.
Your situation, experiencing diffuse hair loss not only on your scalp but also on your arms and legs, while being on thyroid medication with normal T4 levels, indicates a complex scenario that might require a multifaceted approach. The supplements you're taking (biotin, B12, folic acid) along with the use of topical rosemary oil mix are generally supportive of hair health, but your ongoing hair loss suggests an underlying issue that hasn't been addressed. Given the comprehensive treatment plan described for the gentleman in the video, it's clear that individualized treatment, considering all aspects of health and lifestyle, is crucial. In your case, there are a few potential areas to explore: Thyroid Health: Even with normal T4 levels, it's possible for thyroid issues to contribute to hair loss. Discuss with your healthcare provider whether additional thyroid function tests (like T3 levels, TSH, and thyroid antibodies) might provide more insight into your condition. Nutritional Support: Continue with your current supplementation, as biotin, B12, and folic acid are important for hair health. However, consider getting a comprehensive nutritional panel to check for other deficiencies that might be contributing to hair loss, such as iron, zinc, vitamin D3, and selenium. Scalp Health: The topical application of rosemary oil is a good natural approach, as it's known to stimulate hair growth. Ensure that your application method is effective by massaging the oil into the scalp to improve blood circulation and nutrient delivery to hair follicles. Diet and Lifestyle: As highlighted in the video, dietary and lifestyle factors can significantly impact hair health. A detoxification process, like the one mentioned, might help eliminate toxins that could be affecting your hair growth. Consider consulting with a nutritionist or a trichologist to design a detox plan that fits your specific health needs. Holistic Approaches: Explore additional holistic and natural treatments that can support hair growth, such as acupuncture, which can help improve circulation and reduce stress, or low-level laser therapy (LLLT), which has been shown to promote hair growth in some individuals. Consultation with a Specialist: Since your hair loss is both diffuse and affecting areas beyond your scalp, consulting with a dermatologist or a trichologist who can provide a thorough examination and possibly identify the root cause of your hair loss is essential. They might also adjust your treatment plan based on the most recent findings and research in hair loss treatments. Remember, hair growth is a slow process, and treatments can take several months to show results. It's also important to manage stress, as it can be a significant factor in hair loss. Regular exercise, meditation, and ensuring adequate sleep can all contribute to reducing stress levels. For more personalized advice or to explore additional treatment options, feel free to reach out to us. Melissa Fox (customer service) ➡️Reach out to us at www.advancedtrichology.com/
Hi William, Would his hair regrowth been possible without the Minoxidil and Finasteride? Also, was he able to wean off the Minoxidil and Finasteride protocol without losing what he grew back?
17 male hairloss from side and throughout the scalp...got my vitamin d levels tested it was 8 ng/ml...started taking 10000 ius of vitamin d3 and 100 mcg of vitamin k2 + omega 3 for my inflammation...after how many months will I see regrowth?
Thank you for sharing your concern with us. Hair loss and slower hair growth on one side of the head can result from various factors, including mechanical stress, nutritional deficiencies, or underlying health conditions. It's important to assess the situation carefully to determine the root cause and the best course of action. In our video "MUST SEE! HAIR LOSS TURNAROUND IN JUST 6 MONTHS: HOW? MEN'S HAIR LOSS TREATMENT EXPLAINED," we discuss how targeted treatments and personalized care plans can significantly improve hair health and growth. We recommend consulting with a trichologist or a healthcare provider to get a tailored diagnosis and treatment plan that addresses your specific needs. Early intervention is key to preventing further hair loss and promoting healthy hair growth. Melissa Fox (customer service) ➡️Reach out to us at www.advancedtrichology.com/
Dr. Can you please recommend something for a left temple side receding. I have Ankylosing Spondylitis and inject biologics. Since i became sick 5 years ago, my hair started falling out but only on the left side od my head. Inflammation in my left sacroiliac joint, left him swelling, left wrist tendon swollen. Its like everything on the left side is effected. Also left side nerve pain in scalp, which iaam taking Amatryptaline for. I think my situation is obviously inflammatory. Im noy sure if i can be helped
hi, i had the most beautifull long hair all life, my hair roots were damaged by mistake a year ago, hair was falling out all year, tehy were very thick so i thought its breakage, in autumn i understood that it is sheding...went to dermatologist he said there is miniaturization and presc spironolactone and minox...i take spiro 3 month, one month took 2 percent minox. My questions are>1. how to avoid minoxidil, as i understand that i cant stop it cos hair will fall out? (SAW PALMETO TAKING) 2. Does idaily infrared sauna can help with groth? my blood is good, dont have sistemic desease, and still want to have kids.
GPT It's great to hear you're actively seeking solutions for your hair concerns. Regarding your question about avoiding minoxidil, while it's a common treatment for hair loss, its discontinuation can indeed lead to shedding. Saw palmetto, as you mentioned, is often considered a natural alternative due to its potential to block DHT, a hormone linked to hair loss. However, its effectiveness varies from person to person and it's less studied than minoxidil. As for the use of an infrared sauna, while there's anecdotal evidence suggesting benefits for hair growth due to improved circulation and detoxification, concrete scientific support is limited. It might help in a holistic sense, contributing to overall well-being, which can indirectly benefit hair health. Given your specific situation, including the desire for future pregnancy, it's crucial to discuss all treatments with your healthcare provider, considering both efficacy and safety. For tailored advice, especially considering your unique health profile and hair loss pattern, a consultation with a trichologist or dermatologist would be beneficial. They can offer personalized recommendations and consider all aspects of your health and hair care regimen. For any further questions or a personalized consultation, feel free to reach out to us directly. Melissa Fox (customer service) ➡️Reach out to us at www.advancedtrichology.com/
Hello doctor. I am 51 . I had lot of blood loss as I was perimenopausal 2 years ago. Later my bleeding increased to everyday for full 1 year. I finally got hysterectomy 6 months ago..Though I was taking iron during all this duration but in all this I lost more than 50% of my hair. I used to have thick and long hair. How do I get back my hair? I have started seing scalp at some places as the density has reduced so much. Thanks
Thank you for sharing your experience with us. We're sorry to hear about your hair loss challenges following significant health issues. Your journey underscores the importance of addressing both symptoms and underlying causes. Our comprehensive approach, as discussed in our video, emphasizes a tailored regimen focusing on detoxification, nutritional supplements, and topical treatments. However, in your case, it's crucial to address potential hormonal imbalances and iron deficiency due to significant blood loss. A comprehensive blood test to check iron levels and other essential nutrients is recommended. Treatments like topical minoxidil and scalp health therapies can also aid in hair regrowth. Hormone replacement therapy might be considered post-hysterectomy. We understand the distress hair loss can cause and recommend consulting a specialist for personalized treatment. Your resilience is commendable, and with the right support, improvements are possible. Melissa Fox (customer service) Reach out to us at www.advancedtrichology.com/
@WilliamGaunitzTrichologist Thanks a lot for taking time to reply in detail. Thanks a lot. I have my blood work due this weekend and I will consider seing a specialist soon. Thanks again. I am grateful.
Losing baby hairs and experiencing a decline in hair volume can be distressing, but there are strategies to address these issues. In our video "MUST SEE! HAIR LOSS TURNAROUND IN JUST 6 MONTHS: HOW? MEN'S HAIR LOSS TREATMENT EXPLAINED," we delve into the causes of hair loss and the effective treatments available. It's important to understand that hair loss can be caused by a variety of factors, including hormonal changes, nutritional deficiencies, and stress. A comprehensive approach that includes proper nutrition, stress management, and possibly treatments like topical solutions, supplements, or other therapies can help improve your hair's volume and health. Consulting with a trichologist or healthcare professional can provide you with a personalized plan tailored to your specific situation, helping to promote hair regrowth and reduce further loss. Melissa Fox (customer service) ➡️Reach out to us at www.advancedtrichology.com/
I expiriment 1 year of scalp massage And I can confirm is not Effect that much. But that key my scalp is not tight than before then two month ago I decide to eat more protein and more active in the sun I can see a little bit improve. Maybe scalp massage not worth for rusth people but the end of the result I think is a win for me
Hey Dr, I have pain in my front left side hairline, and that particular area is thinning. I don't understand why. But I have inflammatory hair loss, recently I tested my Vitamin d3 level it was 15. Now I'm on pills for 2 lakhs IU every week. Sir can you suggest to me what to do with tIt ishise a gut issue too. My gut health is not okay.
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I’m a 31 year old man, been experiencing slow, progressive MPB since I was 20.
There were times where any effort to save my hair felt hopeless, and I actually started shaving my head. I discovered AT last year. I started using the shampoo, conditioner, stimulating spray on top of my other protocols. Those additions alone yielded the best results I’ve ever had. I just started using the DHT blocker last week, and I’m excited to see how it may help.
Just wanted to share my story and express my sincere gratitude for all of your work, and the genuinely helpful products. There’s a lot of BS goops, goos, lotions and potions out there, but AT is the real deal, and hands down the best products I’ve ever used.
Thank you!
I am glad to hear that!!
What is AT?
So you take finasterid?
Since taking vitamins consistently for about 3 weeks (also improved diet) my hair has grown back rapidly. I actually started this just before finding you videos buy thanks for the confirmation. I have been going through this for 2 years and I'm so thankful
You are welcome!
@@WilliamGaunitzTrichologist The latest study shows that minoxidil is a DHT blocker. What do you think? www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10461613/
When I started going balding I myself had never used finasteride due to fear of side effects and I have a head full of hair
3 weeks only? Bull crap.
@@loumitch1 I have nothing to gain lol, my hair has grown ridiculously since improving my diet and taking vitamins everyday.
I'm a man from Birmingham UK. I have no links to this guy.
People have asked me if I had shoe polish in my hair it's grown that much lol
I'm in disbelief every time I look in the mirror so I get it
I've lost over 50% of my hair since contracting covid. It started about 3 months after that, and is going on a year now. Still shedding.
Same😢
This is common. FoliGrowth Serum and Methylated FoliGrowth Vitamin is what I recommend plus a full Zone 3 blood panel.
@@WilliamGaunitzTrichologist does covishield vaccine make your hair fall?
This is me also! 1 year 5 months
@@kelseyirenemarkey you replied to me ?
hey Doc, as a consequence of trichotillomania I now have a bald patch on my head that is starting to freak me out a lil... please tell me I can fix this?? 😢 in fact it would be great if you could do a whole video about regrowing hair after something like trichotillomania.
Dear William ,
I am one of the people who is watching you on what’s up. I lost my hair on top of my head and down to the side. My hair used to be straight now very wavy and it’s getting worse. I am using minoxidil 5 foam and Finasteride 1 mg for 5 months. I start Microneedle 1.5 mm after I listen to your video. I am 64 years old and lost my hair after my fist baby born. I am the only person losing hair in my family. I really want to stop losing my hair. I believe you can help me. Do you mind I send some pictures from my hair please? Can you help me please?
I look forward to hearing from you,
Regards, Anna X
Thank you for sharing your story with us. It's clear you're deeply committed to finding a solution for your hair loss, and you've already taken significant steps by using minoxidil, finasteride, and starting microneedling. Given your history of hair loss beginning post-pregnancy, which can often be linked to hormonal changes, and considering your age, there are various factors at play here.
Continuing with the treatments you've started is important, as these can take time to show results. Additionally, since hair texture changes like yours from straight to wavy can indicate underlying health changes, it would be wise to review this with a healthcare provider as well.
You mentioned wanting to send pictures for a more personalized consultation, which could be very helpful in assessing your situation more accurately. For direct assistance and to discuss your case further, please feel free to reach out to us directly.
Melissa Fox (Customer Service)
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When you see the treatment plan you had him taking all your products but also minoxidil and finasteride so it makes sense that those on their own would help growth regardless of all of your products. A bit deceiving
I share the same view as you...
I'm experiencing an itchy sensation on my chest and eyebrows. When I scratch, some hair comes out, and it appears broken or damaged. I also have very thin hair on top of my scalp. Could this be due to inflammation or nutritional deficiency?"
Me too
Hello doctor,
I hopefully had the chance to stabilize my MPB that started at age 18 in an early stage 2.5 years after its beginning (age 21).
I'm 23 now but i still face small white flakes that mostly occurs around the hairline. I have tested all the anti-fungal, anti-dandruff shampoo without success and I suspect a demodex infection (did my research after learning from your videos) due to my foolish idea to "space" shampoos according to the low poo trend, thinking it could have cured this...
My question is : what diagnosis technique (by a trichologist) do you recommend to detect a demodicosis ?
I am waiting for my blood test results thanks to your videos to check any deficiencies and i have been on antibiotics for too long as a teenager so my gut must be quite leaky causing me various inflammatory issues and a weak immune system.
Finally, i wanted to say thank you for all the support and quality data you share that helps a lot through this journey.
Best regards from France.
Thank you for sharing your situation with us and for your kind words about the support and information we provide. It sounds like you've been through quite a journey with your hair health, and it's clear you've done significant research and are proactive in seeking solutions.
Regarding your question on diagnosing demodicosis, which is an infestation by Demodex mites, a common but often overlooked cause of skin and hair issues, the most accurate way to diagnose this condition is through microscopic examination of skin scrapings from the affected area. A trichologist or dermatologist would typically take a small sample of skin or pluck a few hairs from the affected area and examine them under a microscope to look for the presence of Demodex mites.
Since Demodex mites are a normal part of the skin's microbiome, their presence alone doesn't always indicate a problem. The diagnosis often depends on the number of mites found and the presence of symptoms. High concentrations of Demodex mites can lead to demodicosis, contributing to inflammation, itching, and hair loss.
Given your history with antibiotics and concerns about gut health, it's also important to consider the broader picture of your health when addressing hair and scalp issues. Imbalances in gut health can indeed impact inflammation and immune function, potentially exacerbating skin conditions and their symptoms.
I'm glad to hear you're awaiting blood test results, as these can provide crucial insights into any deficiencies or underlying health issues that might need to be addressed as part of your overall treatment plan.
In the meantime, maintaining a balanced diet, managing stress, and avoiding harsh hair treatments can help support your scalp health. It's also beneficial to continue with gentle, regular cleaning of the scalp to maintain a healthy environment that discourages the overproliferation of mites or other pathogens.
We're here to support you further in your journey to better hair health. Don't hesitate to reach out for more personalized advice or if you have any more questions.
Best regards from our team to you in France,
Melissa Fox (customer service)
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I started experiencing hair loss about 5 years ago, I'm about Norwood 3 according to recent Trichologist visit. He's started me on minoxidil only once a day and wants to assess again in 6 months. Is this enough as a starter treatment? It doesn't seem like enough from what I've read other people starting on.
Minoxidil alone isn't going to stop your hairloss dude you need a dht inhibitor aswell
@@pullmyniblets Yes this is what I've started to suspect so I've ignored their advice of minoxidil only and getting on a dht inhibitor. Now that I've researched more about it I can't understand the reasoning of prescribing me minoxidil on its own.
@@i.dream.in.infrared4302look into microneedling. There were some studies done that yielded great result with a microneedling and minoxidil combo as opposed to just minoxidil alone.
03:38 . Picture on the buttom right was taken without a flashlight. So that is why i cant say that comparison of 1M-3M-6M pictures are fully accurate. Take a close look of that 3 pictures once again. 6M picture is without a flashlight so that makes us think that crown part also grew some hair but in reality it did not.
I am very sensitive to before and after photos, considering that we take about 20 to 24 before pictures and after pictures at each phase that significant. Did you notice that there were multiple before and after photos? also, this is not to show off perfect results. This is to show off of this person's results because this frontal hairline grew back to a place that was unexpected. Additionally, if the hair is not perfect, is that unacceptable to you?
@@WilliamGaunitzTrichologist I absolutely agree with you that YES there is an incredible change in this man's hair front line, but what i am trying to say is that we can clearly see the shadow reflection on the wall in the 1M-3M picures , while in the 6th month photo, the shadow on the wall is not seen. That tells me last picture was taken without flashlight. That's all i wanted to share with you.
The reason why I’m always a bit cautious of this guy is that he seems to always be peddling his own products - whilst they’re using medication as well so the results that he has for his products could be actually the medication
How can I get your help because I been losing a lot of hair and it’s been around 2.5 years and I live in KY
I’m really sorry to hear you’ve been dealing with hair loss for so long. 😔 The good news is that even after 2.5 years, there are ways to slow the loss and possibly regrow some of your hair, depending on the cause. Here’s how you can get help and take steps to improve your hair health:
### Steps to Get Support and Treatment:
1. **Contact Advanced Trichology**:
- Since you're in Kentucky and might not have immediate access to in-person trichologists, you can get help **online** from experts at **Advanced Trichology**.
- Visit **www.advancedtrichology.com/** to explore personalized treatment options for hair loss. They offer **consultations**, which could help you pinpoint the cause and get a tailored plan.
2. **Schedule a Virtual Consultation**:
- You can schedule a **virtual consultation** with a trichologist or hair expert who will assess your hair loss and recommend specific treatments, products, and lifestyle changes. This is especially useful if you've been experiencing hair loss for a long time.
3. **Blood Tests**:
- If you haven't already, it’s a good idea to get blood tests to check for underlying causes like **hormonal imbalances** (DHT levels), **vitamin deficiencies** (like iron, vitamin D, or B12), or **thyroid issues**. This will help determine if there’s a medical reason for your hair loss.
4. **Explore Treatments**:
Depending on the cause of your hair loss, these treatments may help:
- **Minoxidil**: This can stimulate hair growth and is FDA-approved for hair loss.
- **DHT Blockers**: If your hair loss is due to genetics, **DHT blockers** like **finasteride** or **natural alternatives** (like **saw palmetto**) may help.
- **Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT)**: Devices like **laser helmets** stimulate hair follicles and improve blood flow to promote hair growth.
5. **Improve Scalp Health**:
- Scalp massages, using a **gentle sulfate-free shampoo**, and nourishing your scalp with **oils** or **serums** that contain ingredients like **rosemary oil** or **peppermint oil** can help stimulate hair follicles and support growth.
6. **Hair Supplements**:
- Consider supplements that contain **biotin**, **zinc**, **iron**, and **omega-3 fatty acids** to support overall hair health. Products like **Nutra M** or **Nutra F** can help balance nutrient levels that promote hair growth.
### Stay Positive and Consistent:
Hair growth takes time, and it’s important to be patient with treatments and give them **3-6 months** to start working. But taking action now can prevent further loss and help restore your hair's health!
➡️ You can reach out directly through **www.advancedtrichology.com/** for a consultation and personalized advice on managing hair loss, or if you need help finding the right products for your situation.
I eat extremely clean including green juices and green tea and green smoothies with low sugar fruits. I take Omega Threes, ear salmon, sardines, nuts seeds and homemade clay detox hair washes. I applying aloe Vera from.the plant. I Drink green tea and eat berries and take apple cider vinegar in my leafy green juices. I have taken Milk Thistle Tea, Nettle and Horsetail Tea , Dandelion tea and saw palmetto and pumpkin seed Oil. I take pumpkin seeds daily and falxseeds in my smoothies pkus a flaxseed oil . My hairloss still persists. Biotin didn't help and green super food powders didn't help. Zinc and Vitamin D have not helped. I detox my scalp with clay and spirulina. My hairloss has worsened at 57. I give up.
I have zone one hair loss, I still have some hair left there not much though can that hai be revitalized ? Thank You.
You can usually double or triple your volume in that scenario but you can only go back in time 3 to 5 years. So you'll have to make that assessment
I’m sorry can you explain what you mean about you can only go back 3 to 5 years . Thank You
@@arthurfrahm9215meant to regrow hair you have lost in last 3-5 years
I have tons of shedding with no regrowth. I’m on your products with no changes. Going to your old Phoenix office for stem cell.
Is that the right step?
I’ve had stem feel three times it’s bullshit
It don’t work
I’m 18 years old with a healthy lifestyle but I’ve had hairloss for almost 3 years. My hairline has gone back and my hair is thinning. I don’t think the reason for my hairloss is in my genes. I also don’t stress often. What would you recommend me to do to fight my hairloss?
Try to stop masturbation
My hair fall's down by 70% thanks to the LittleExttra coconnion kit I've been using for two months! It's also perfect for my sensitive scalp.
Anything for LPP? It’s mild. Just trying to find tips😫
Does the Ordinary peptides for hair density work?
The Ordinary's Multi-Peptide Serum for Hair Density is designed to target hair health by increasing the density and thickness of hair. The serum contains a concentration of peptides, caffeine, and other beneficial ingredients that may promote a healthier scalp environment and support hair growth.
While individual results can vary, many users have reported positive outcomes, such as thicker-feeling hair and increased fullness over time. The effectiveness of such products often depends on the specific cause of hair thinning and the overall health of the scalp. For those dealing with hair thinning linked to nutritional deficiencies, hormonal imbalances, or inflammatory conditions, a comprehensive approach that addresses the underlying issue is typically necessary alongside topical treatments.
If you're considering trying this product, it could be beneficial as part of a broader hair care regimen. However, for best results, consider combining it with a proper diet, possibly supplements, and consultation with a healthcare provider to address any underlying issues you may have.
If you have specific concerns about your hair and scalp health, feel free to reach out for a more personalized consultation.
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@@WilliamGaunitzTrichologist thank you so much for a very comprehensive and informative answer.
What is in the detox tea, please? 🎉
Our Hair Support Tea - 14 Day Cleanse is a meticulously crafted blend of natural ingredients, each selected for their detoxifying properties and support of hair health. The ingredients include:
Burdock Root: Known for its powerful liver detoxification support, helping to clear toxins from your blood and improve overall scalp and hair health.
Dandelion Root: Aids in kidney detoxification and promotes the elimination of waste, reducing the load on your system and encouraging a healthier environment for hair growth.
Licorice: Acts as an anti-inflammatory, soothing the scalp and supporting overall health, which is crucial for nurturing healthy hair follicles.
Citrus Peel: Packed with antioxidants and vitamins, it contributes to the vitality of your hair, protecting it from oxidative stress and promoting a vibrant, healthy look.
Cinnamon: Besides adding a delightful flavor, cinnamon enhances circulation to the scalp, which is vital for delivering nutrients to hair follicles and promoting growth.
Vanilla: Not only does it improve the taste and aroma of the tea, but vanilla also adds a comforting and soothing aspect to your hair care routine.
This blend is designed to detoxify your body by supporting the liver and kidneys, crucial organs in removing toxins that can contribute to inflammation and negatively impact hair health. By reducing DHT levels within the hair follicles and supporting digestive health for proper toxin elimination, our Hair Support Tea sets the stage for optimal hair growth. It's clinically tested for effectiveness and suitable for both men and women who are working towards improving the health and vitality of their hair.
For use, we recommend brewing 2 teaspoons (8-10 oz) of loose tea by bringing water to a boil, adding the tea, then simmering on low for 10-15 minutes. This can be enjoyed hot or cold, three times daily for the initial 3 to 4 weeks, followed by a maintenance dose of one cup daily as part of your ongoing hair care regimen.
This tea is an integral part of the Evolution Program, aimed at those seeking to enhance their hair growth journey naturally and effectively.
Unfortunately, I can't have a few of these ingredients as I react to them. 😢
Good evening! My name is John! I have a problem like this. How can I solve it? but I live in Italy.
MUST SEE! HAIR LOSS TURNAROUND IN JUST 6 MONTHS: HOW? MEN'S HAIR LOSS TREATMENT EXPLAINED," we discuss how targeted treatments and personalized care plans can significantly improve hair health and growth. We recommend consulting with a trichologist or a healthcare provider to get a tailored diagnosis and treatment plan that addresses your specific needs. Early intervention is key to preventing further hair loss and promoting healthy hair growth.
Melissa Fox (customer service)
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I’m 20 & I’ve been losing hair since 17 & can’t seem to find the solution with rosemary/minoxidil. Do you suggest a Carnivore Diet could that be the way?
Thank you for reaching out with your concerns about your hair loss journey and for considering various treatment options, including diet changes. It's clear you're actively seeking solutions and open to different approaches, including natural remedies like rosemary oil and clinical treatments like minoxidil.
Regarding the Carnivore Diet as a potential solution for hair loss, it's important to approach this with caution. While some individuals report improvements in various health conditions due to the elimination of certain food groups, there's limited scientific evidence directly linking the Carnivore Diet to hair regrowth. The diet primarily focuses on animal products and excludes most other food groups, which could lead to nutritional deficiencies if not carefully managed. Nutrients such as vitamins, minerals, and particularly those found in plant foods play crucial roles in hair health.
As discussed in our video "MUST SEE! HAIR LOSS TURNAROUND IN JUST 6 MONTHS: HOW? MENS HAIR LOSS TREATMENT EXPLAINED," the approach to treating hair loss is multifaceted, involving a thorough assessment of the individual's health, lifestyle, and potential underlying conditions. A successful hair regrowth strategy often includes addressing nutritional deficiencies, hormonal imbalances, and lifestyle factors that may contribute to hair loss.
Before considering significant dietary changes like adopting a Carnivore Diet, we recommend consulting with a healthcare professional, such as a trichologist or a nutritionist. They can provide a comprehensive assessment to identify any specific deficiencies or health issues contributing to your hair loss. Moreover, a tailored treatment plan, possibly including a balanced diet, targeted supplements, and appropriate hair care treatments, could be more effective in addressing your hair loss concerns.
Your proactive approach and willingness to explore different treatments are commendable. Remember, the journey to hair regrowth is personal and varies from one individual to another. It's crucial to find a balanced, nutritionally complete approach that addresses the root causes of your hair loss.
We're here to support you further on your journey. For personalized advice and treatment options, please feel free to reach out to us.
Melissa Fox (customer service)
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@drwilliamgaunitz how effective do you believe PRP or GFC therapy can be? And do you rally suggest opting for any of them to resolve MPB?
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) and GFC (Growth Factor Concentrate) therapies are among the innovative treatments discussed in our "MUST SEE! HAIR LOSS TURNAROUND IN JUST 6 MONTHS: HOW? MEN'S HAIR LOSS TREATMENT EXPLAINED" video. These therapies are based on using your body's natural growth factors to stimulate hair follicles and promote hair growth, showing promising results for many individuals, including those with Male Pattern Baldness (MPB).
The effectiveness of PRP and GFC can vary based on individual factors such as the extent of hair loss, age, and overall health. Many patients report significant improvements in hair density, thickness, and scalp health after undergoing these treatments. However, it's important to have realistic expectations and understand that results can differ from person to person.
We often suggest these treatments as part of a comprehensive approach to tackling hair loss, especially for those who have not responded well to conventional treatments. Consulting with a specialized trichologist or dermatologist can help determine if PRP or GFC therapy is suitable for you, considering your specific condition and hair loss pattern.
Melissa Fox (customer service)
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Can you use your dht blocker and topical fin at the same time?
Hey doctor, I am a 22 years student and I have been suffering severe hair fall (i see 50 to 60 hair falling down whenever I shampoo) for the last more than two years, I want to get rid of this problem. Hey doctor, could you get me out of this problem or could you tell me what should I do? Please 🙏🙏🙏
Same
Thank you for reaching out and sharing your concern with us. It's understandable how distressing hair loss can be, especially at a young age. From your description of losing 50 to 60 hairs during shampooing and dealing with this issue for over two years, it seems you're experiencing a significant amount of stress over your hair loss.
Based on the detailed process and approach we discussed in our "MUST SEE! HAIR LOSS TURNAROUND IN JUST 6 MONTHS: HOW? MENS HAIR LOSS TREATMENT EXPLAINED" video, it's clear that individualized treatment plans are crucial. In the video, we showcased a case where tailored interventions, focusing on detoxification, nutritional supplements, and a comprehensive topical and internal regimen, led to remarkable hair regrowth within six months. While this case involved a male patient, the principles of addressing underlying causes such as lifestyle factors, nutritional deficiencies, and aggressive treatment strategies apply universally.
Given your situation, it's essential to first assess the potential causes of your hair loss through a thorough examination. Factors such as diet, lifestyle, stress levels, and genetic predisposition can all play a role. It would be beneficial for you to have a consultation with a trichologist or dermatologist who can provide a personalized assessment and recommend a tailored treatment plan similar to the approach we described in our video.
In the meantime, consider evaluating your diet, stress levels, and lifestyle habits that may be contributing to your hair loss. Ensuring a balanced diet rich in vitamins and minerals, managing stress through mindfulness or exercise, and avoiding harsh hair treatments can be initial steps towards improvement.
We're here to support you on your journey to hair recovery. If you have more questions or need personalized advice, please don't hesitate to reach out to us directly. Remember, while hair regrowth is possible, the approach must be tailored to your specific needs and circumstances.
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When after can I use the topical for hair growth after hair transplant ??
Wow 👍👍
Doc, I am diffuse thinner on fin for 17 months, using dht blocing shampoo , biotin...two months ago added Rosemary oil to my regim and month ago started seeing wellus like hairs all over my diffuse scalp. Hairs are thin and colourless...How are my chances of some of them going terminal? Ps I don't use min for now. Thanks.
I suppose that it's possible. I could only determine that by seeing the hairs under the microscope, but if they are new and you can see them, it is conceivable that they will continue to grow with additional support. Possibly with low of laser therapy at small quantities.
@@WilliamGaunitzTrichologist Yes, they are new... I hope they do! Thank you for the quick answer Wiliam.
Gentlemen, what can you recommend for gray hair?
Blue copper peptides I’ve heard or copper in general
Taking 2.5 mg oral minoxidil is safe for health in androgenetic alopecia? Please guide
Men with prostate issues are routinely prescribed 5 mg Proscar(finasteride).
The vast majority of those patients tolerate it very well. I generally divide the 5 mg tablets in threes and haven’t experienced any negative side effects.
Just be sure to get a baseline PSA reading and make sure your urologist is aware of it.
@@Nellis202 you are talking about finestride but I am asking oral minoxidil.
My next video is about oral minoxidil, so stay tuned for next week
@@WilliamGaunitzTrichologist Thank you sir. I will be eagerly waiting
Im 19yo, i’ve been trough a chain of really intense stressful events, then i noticed a severe hair thing, mostly equally spread, but a little more on the front hairline, then i also noticed the signs of anemia, severe signs that was on me for 3 months without me noticing, this last month i noticed a severe shedding, maybe half of my hair density was lost, very scared and panicked and CANNOT stop stressing about it, will i ever have a chance of growing it back?
GPT
It's understandable to feel scared and stressed when experiencing severe hair thinning and shedding, especially at a young age. Stress, alongside anemia, can significantly impact your hair health, leading to conditions like telogen effluvium, where hair falls out more than usual. The good news is that in many cases, once the underlying causes, such as stress and anemia, are addressed, there's a good chance for your hair to recover and regrow.
In our video "MUST SEE! HAIR LOSS TURNAROUND IN JUST 6 MONTHS: HOW? MEN'S HAIR LOSS TREATMENT EXPLAINED," we discuss how addressing the root causes of hair loss, including stress management and treating nutritional deficiencies, can lead to significant improvements in hair growth and density. It's crucial to tackle these issues holistically-considering diet, lifestyle, and possibly supplementation to correct anemia and support overall hair health.
Remember, recovery from hair loss due to stress and anemia can take time, and hair tends to regrow gradually. Consulting with healthcare professionals, such as a trichologist, can provide you with a tailored approach to manage stress and improve your hair's condition. They can also offer support and guidance on treatments that may help accelerate the recovery process.
Staying positive, seeking support, and following a personalized care plan can greatly increase your chances of regaining your hair's density and health. It's important not to lose hope, as many individuals experience significant hair regrowth once the underlying issues are addressed.
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How to start?
Woman 64 years
Hi Dr Gaunitz, thank you for your informative videos on such a common and worrying topic as hair loss.
I am a 60-year-old woman and after menopause and over the years I have been trying to get alternatives to stop the excessive loss of my hair.
Recently my dermatologist recommended Nutrafol to me and I have seen good results. I would like to get a shampoo that will help me with the condition and I am interested in using Trichologist, which one would you recommend? I think that my hair loss is based on stress and hormonal problems although I also feel itching in some areas. I will appreciate your response!
Sir.. what is your opinion on bicalutamide for FPHL
Doctor, which is better for thinning hairs?
1.Oral minoxodil or topical minoxidil
and
2.PRP or Low level laser therapy?
Oral minoxidil video is next week
@@WilliamGaunitzTrichologist Doctor, what about PRP vs Low Level laser Therpay?
@@johny3754prp fr sure
I've experienced hair loss, placed on Minoxidil 7% with niacinamide 4%, using low dose laser, it's only been 3 months, not seeing too much yet. Also using Nizoral shampoo. I stopped coloring my hair, YUK. Does hair color impede or cause hair loss.
It's normal to be concerned if you don't see immediate results with a new hair loss treatment. Treatments like Minoxidil and low-dose laser therapy often show noticeable improvements around the 6-month mark. Hair dye can contribute to damage and breakage, but it's not typically a direct cause of root hair loss.
Our video "MUST SEE! HAIR LOSS TURNAROUND IN JUST 6 MONTHS: HOW? MENS HAIR LOSS TREATMENT EXPLAINED" emphasizes a comprehensive approach to hair loss treatment, including detoxification and nutritional supplements. While your current regimen focuses on Minoxidil and laser therapy, addressing underlying issues like nutrition and hormonal balance may enhance results.
Consulting with a trichologist or dermatologist for a personalized assessment is advisable. Remember, hair regrowth takes time, so maintaining a consistent treatment routine is key.
We're here to support you through your journey. Reach out to us at www.advancedtrichology.com/ for further assistance.
Melissa Fox (customer service)
@@WilliamGaunitzTrichologist Thank you
Hello, I started using the IRestore helmet April 2023. Unfortunately, the helmet did not stop the shedding, nor promote any growth. Do you think an all laser helmet would work for me?
Use a derma roller. You can grow a lot of hair
Sir, I've been balding from 7 months and still shedding. The hairloss is diffuse and on my scalp arms and legs. Most visible on my head. I am an adult girl. Been on thyroid medications but t4 levels are okay. Still no hair growth. I ve been using biotin b12 and folic acid and topical rosemary mix oil but no results.
Your situation, experiencing diffuse hair loss not only on your scalp but also on your arms and legs, while being on thyroid medication with normal T4 levels, indicates a complex scenario that might require a multifaceted approach. The supplements you're taking (biotin, B12, folic acid) along with the use of topical rosemary oil mix are generally supportive of hair health, but your ongoing hair loss suggests an underlying issue that hasn't been addressed.
Given the comprehensive treatment plan described for the gentleman in the video, it's clear that individualized treatment, considering all aspects of health and lifestyle, is crucial. In your case, there are a few potential areas to explore:
Thyroid Health: Even with normal T4 levels, it's possible for thyroid issues to contribute to hair loss. Discuss with your healthcare provider whether additional thyroid function tests (like T3 levels, TSH, and thyroid antibodies) might provide more insight into your condition.
Nutritional Support: Continue with your current supplementation, as biotin, B12, and folic acid are important for hair health. However, consider getting a comprehensive nutritional panel to check for other deficiencies that might be contributing to hair loss, such as iron, zinc, vitamin D3, and selenium.
Scalp Health: The topical application of rosemary oil is a good natural approach, as it's known to stimulate hair growth. Ensure that your application method is effective by massaging the oil into the scalp to improve blood circulation and nutrient delivery to hair follicles.
Diet and Lifestyle: As highlighted in the video, dietary and lifestyle factors can significantly impact hair health. A detoxification process, like the one mentioned, might help eliminate toxins that could be affecting your hair growth. Consider consulting with a nutritionist or a trichologist to design a detox plan that fits your specific health needs.
Holistic Approaches: Explore additional holistic and natural treatments that can support hair growth, such as acupuncture, which can help improve circulation and reduce stress, or low-level laser therapy (LLLT), which has been shown to promote hair growth in some individuals.
Consultation with a Specialist: Since your hair loss is both diffuse and affecting areas beyond your scalp, consulting with a dermatologist or a trichologist who can provide a thorough examination and possibly identify the root cause of your hair loss is essential. They might also adjust your treatment plan based on the most recent findings and research in hair loss treatments.
Remember, hair growth is a slow process, and treatments can take several months to show results. It's also important to manage stress, as it can be a significant factor in hair loss. Regular exercise, meditation, and ensuring adequate sleep can all contribute to reducing stress levels.
For more personalized advice or to explore additional treatment options, feel free to reach out to us.
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Doctor i live in Italy, How can I visit with you?
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Hi William,
Would his hair regrowth been possible without the Minoxidil and Finasteride? Also, was he able to wean off the Minoxidil and Finasteride protocol without losing what he grew back?
No.
17 male hairloss from side and throughout the scalp...got my vitamin d levels tested it was 8 ng/ml...started taking 10000 ius of vitamin d3 and 100 mcg of vitamin k2 + omega 3 for my inflammation...after how many months will I see regrowth?
Very soon
Can having Leaky gut have a negative effect on hair loss and if so do any of the Detox products help with that.
Yes leaky gut is terrible for your hair. I am digging deep in that now. Yes new detox products and digestive products for hair coming soon
Can't come soon enough. 😢
I am a teenager, i have some hair loss and slower hair growth on one side of my head compared to the other side, what should i do?
Thank you for sharing your concern with us. Hair loss and slower hair growth on one side of the head can result from various factors, including mechanical stress, nutritional deficiencies, or underlying health conditions. It's important to assess the situation carefully to determine the root cause and the best course of action. In our video "MUST SEE! HAIR LOSS TURNAROUND IN JUST 6 MONTHS: HOW? MEN'S HAIR LOSS TREATMENT EXPLAINED," we discuss how targeted treatments and personalized care plans can significantly improve hair health and growth. We recommend consulting with a trichologist or a healthcare provider to get a tailored diagnosis and treatment plan that addresses your specific needs. Early intervention is key to preventing further hair loss and promoting healthy hair growth.
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Dr. Can you please recommend something for a left temple side receding. I have Ankylosing Spondylitis and inject biologics. Since i became sick 5 years ago, my hair started falling out but only on the left side od my head. Inflammation in my left sacroiliac joint, left him swelling, left wrist tendon swollen. Its like everything on the left side is effected. Also left side nerve pain in scalp, which iaam taking Amatryptaline for. I think my situation is obviously inflammatory. Im noy sure if i can be helped
I think I have to recommend you to do a transplant.
hi, i had the most beautifull long hair all life, my hair roots were damaged by mistake a year ago, hair was falling out all year, tehy were very thick so i thought its breakage, in autumn i understood that it is sheding...went to dermatologist he said there is miniaturization and presc spironolactone and minox...i take spiro 3 month, one month took 2 percent minox. My questions are>1. how to avoid minoxidil, as i understand that i cant stop it cos hair will fall out? (SAW PALMETO TAKING) 2. Does idaily infrared sauna can help with groth? my blood is good, dont have sistemic desease, and still want to have kids.
GPT
It's great to hear you're actively seeking solutions for your hair concerns. Regarding your question about avoiding minoxidil, while it's a common treatment for hair loss, its discontinuation can indeed lead to shedding. Saw palmetto, as you mentioned, is often considered a natural alternative due to its potential to block DHT, a hormone linked to hair loss. However, its effectiveness varies from person to person and it's less studied than minoxidil.
As for the use of an infrared sauna, while there's anecdotal evidence suggesting benefits for hair growth due to improved circulation and detoxification, concrete scientific support is limited. It might help in a holistic sense, contributing to overall well-being, which can indirectly benefit hair health.
Given your specific situation, including the desire for future pregnancy, it's crucial to discuss all treatments with your healthcare provider, considering both efficacy and safety. For tailored advice, especially considering your unique health profile and hair loss pattern, a consultation with a trichologist or dermatologist would be beneficial. They can offer personalized recommendations and consider all aspects of your health and hair care regimen.
For any further questions or a personalized consultation, feel free to reach out to us directly.
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i think i should try low level laser also, my sheding stopped completely this month, now i need to regrow my hair @@WilliamGaunitzTrichologist
Hi, my hair is lossing from front what can I do to ....prevent it. Pls tell 😢.......
Sound DHT related but you need to run labs and get a full assessment.
Hello doctor. I am 51 . I had lot of blood loss as I was perimenopausal 2 years ago. Later my bleeding increased to everyday for full 1 year. I finally got hysterectomy 6 months ago..Though I was taking iron during all this duration but in all this I lost more than 50% of my hair. I used to have thick and long hair. How do I get back my hair? I have started seing scalp at some places as the density has reduced so much. Thanks
Ferritin must be over 70, you need to take iron for probably 2 years to get there. And take it 2 hours after and 2 hours before meals.
Thank you for sharing your experience with us. We're sorry to hear about your hair loss challenges following significant health issues. Your journey underscores the importance of addressing both symptoms and underlying causes.
Our comprehensive approach, as discussed in our video, emphasizes a tailored regimen focusing on detoxification, nutritional supplements, and topical treatments. However, in your case, it's crucial to address potential hormonal imbalances and iron deficiency due to significant blood loss.
A comprehensive blood test to check iron levels and other essential nutrients is recommended. Treatments like topical minoxidil and scalp health therapies can also aid in hair regrowth. Hormone replacement therapy might be considered post-hysterectomy.
We understand the distress hair loss can cause and recommend consulting a specialist for personalized treatment. Your resilience is commendable, and with the right support, improvements are possible.
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@WilliamGaunitzTrichologist Thanks a lot for taking time to reply in detail. Thanks a lot. I have my blood work due this weekend and I will consider seing a specialist soon. Thanks again. I am grateful.
Doctor I’m loosing baby hairs as compare to my overall hair size and my hair volume is also decline soo much what should i do?
Losing baby hairs and experiencing a decline in hair volume can be distressing, but there are strategies to address these issues. In our video "MUST SEE! HAIR LOSS TURNAROUND IN JUST 6 MONTHS: HOW? MEN'S HAIR LOSS TREATMENT EXPLAINED," we delve into the causes of hair loss and the effective treatments available. It's important to understand that hair loss can be caused by a variety of factors, including hormonal changes, nutritional deficiencies, and stress. A comprehensive approach that includes proper nutrition, stress management, and possibly treatments like topical solutions, supplements, or other therapies can help improve your hair's volume and health. Consulting with a trichologist or healthcare professional can provide you with a personalized plan tailored to your specific situation, helping to promote hair regrowth and reduce further loss.
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Does scalp massage help in any way?
I expiriment 1 year of scalp massage And I can confirm is not Effect that much. But that key my scalp is not tight than before then two month ago I decide to eat more protein and more active in the sun I can see a little bit improve. Maybe scalp massage not worth for rusth people but the end of the result I think is a win for me
Can I use 10,000mcg biotin for my hair I am 17 years old
Overrated. You most likely need Vit D3
why .9 mg instead of the 1 mg finasteride?
We used to use .9mg when the 1mg was under trademark. That has since expired
Hey Dr, I have pain in my front left side hairline, and that particular area is thinning. I don't understand why. But I have inflammatory hair loss, recently I tested my Vitamin d3 level it was 15. Now I'm on pills for 2 lakhs IU every week. Sir can you suggest to me what to do with tIt ishise a gut issue too. My gut health is not okay.
I would need to know a lot more. The link is in the bio for a consult
You need to massage the area every day for 10 minutes
@@Rebecca640 Will that help?
As soon as finasteride is mentioned i lose interest.
How come?
@@pushinp2300 finasteride is trash
His hair has only grown longer, I don't see any new hair