New Trends in Therapy for Androgenic Alopecia Part 1

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  • Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2024
  • In today's video, we are going to talk about New Trends in Therapy for androgenic alopecia. We will also discuss the myths surrounding finasteride's side effects, and more..
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Комментарии • 204

  • @MrDarryl2053
    @MrDarryl2053 Год назад +28

    Keep it up docs we need alot more of this.

  • @Mark_Trail
    @Mark_Trail Год назад +14

    Such an underratted channel! Thank u both for simple honest answers.

  • @addysaw
    @addysaw Год назад +3

    Your channel is sooo helpful. I started my therapy 3 years ago just by following your advice to the T and I certainly see results. And no side effects. Thanks

  • @ron101346
    @ron101346 Год назад +8

    "New" trends in the treatment of male pattern baldness is a contradiction in terms! After minoxidil, finasteride and dutasteride, there has been no substantial medical progress in 25 years.

    • @Mr.Indiyaah
      @Mr.Indiyaah 3 месяца назад

      N covid vaccine came in 1 year

  • @Mr.WasiHaider
    @Mr.WasiHaider Год назад +16

    Happy to see both of your together again!!!
    Started taking Dute with absolutely no side-effects, Again Thanks to both of you, for clearing the myths about the drug and spreading useful knowledge.
    Cheers!!

  • @Joekbk
    @Joekbk Год назад +4

    Started topical minoxidil plus finasteride combination on July 18 2023… eagerly waiting for results…will update after 5months

  • @jarosawszustek909
    @jarosawszustek909 7 месяцев назад +2

    Thank you from the bottom of my heart for such a good, evidence-based, thorough content.

  • @freddoublestuff7403
    @freddoublestuff7403 Год назад +1

    As a woman , with hair loss I don’t give a flying hoot if my body is covered in hair , if it grows hair on my head I’m taking it

  • @stevewise1656
    @stevewise1656 Год назад +8

    I topically applied minoxidil on my scalp for three years, though now take the oral form and it seems to work just as well.

  • @gytisgytis5547
    @gytisgytis5547 Год назад +8

    Started using Finasteride July 28th 2023.

    • @schumanhuman
      @schumanhuman Год назад +1

      Exactly the same date as me, snap! Good luck with it.

    • @SHAMSHERA-
      @SHAMSHERA- Год назад +1

      @@schumanhuman hey bud keep me updated. I want to start them but am kinda overweight now (BMI is 27) and afraid of gynecomastia. What is your take ; am I over reacting ?

    • @schumanhuman
      @schumanhuman Год назад

      ​@@SHAMSHERA- I'm not medically qualified to advise but from what I read It appears to be generally low risk (

    • @KhalidFikree
      @KhalidFikree Год назад

      @@SHAMSHERA- Hey. I've been on the medication for the past 9 years. One thing I've learned is that, nearly all of the side effects are reversible. So, if you (God forbid) had an unwanted side effect. You can either reduce the dosage, or reduce the frequency, or stop the medication. Everything will then go back to normal. Its a win win situation. Answering your question. Yes, you are over-reacting bud. but it's normal. Good luck!

    • @alonsomelojunior3887
      @alonsomelojunior3887 Год назад +1

      @@KhalidFikree My side effects went away after 1 year on finasteride. Now i'm fighting against oral minoxidil sides

  • @soueumwuaha
    @soueumwuaha Год назад +2

    Please, please, please, talk more about mesotherapy. I think my doctor here in South America has never done a treatment based only in the use of mesotherapy, without any oral alpha reductase blocker. She said I will be doing mesotherapy each six months, but you guys said 2 months and maybe it is because two months is the ideal frame when mesotherapy is the only technique being used as a treatment. Please, talk about this. I may suggest my doctor that I will be doing it each two months. She will agree.

  • @NormBuster
    @NormBuster Год назад

    Guys. There are now 3 “Minoxidil Boosters” on the market that supposedly up-regulate SULT1A1 in the ORS to improve performance for those that don’t respond. Only one of these has good science IMHO and this is now on sale in Asia (not the USA where it was developed). Also in Brazil you can buy Minoxidil Sulphate topicals directly. Btw. It’s the same enzyme in the liver, just a lot more of it. Lastly, Minox directly impacts the Androgen Receptors and effectively blockades the DHT.

  • @Milwaukee_Woman
    @Milwaukee_Woman Год назад +9

    Can you talk about the new Derma stamps (vs the typical derma roller and dermra pen -- like Dr. Pen)?

  • @61JZ
    @61JZ Год назад +6

    When you use topical finasteride, even if you would use it on a balding area wouldn’t it penetrate the skin and ultimately reduce the DHT levels and thus work on thinning areas also? In other words, it’s simply a different delivery system to drop DHT levels? Therefore, why does it matter where it is applied on the head?

    • @hazimhalim4516
      @hazimhalim4516 Год назад +1

      The idea of topical finasteride is that it works directly on the 5AR (enzymes that block DHT formation) found on the scalp. Ideally, you wouldn't want to affect your systemic 5AR (in the blood, in other organs as well), because that is where you could potentially get side effects from. But concentration matters for topical finasteride. If you use a concentrated one, it would significantly affect both of the 5AR on the scalp AND other parts of the body, which is the same as taking oral finasteride.

  • @nickschlaufman8255
    @nickschlaufman8255 Год назад +2

    1mg per day finasteride 5mg oral minoxidil great combo!!

  • @fifthofascalante7311
    @fifthofascalante7311 Год назад +9

    Question: are there any supplements, like silica or biotin, that are actually worth taking alongside Finasteride?

    • @wx2999
      @wx2999 Год назад +5

      Vitamin D with K-complex, collagen peptides, creatine, fish oil, TMG, hyaluronic acid, niacin, zinc, magnesium, glycine, NAC, citrulline

    • @Mercurial_Phantom
      @Mercurial_Phantom Год назад

      Not really, Biotin wont do anything unless you have a deficiency

    • @alexandregauvreau1270
      @alexandregauvreau1270 Год назад

      @@wx2999creatine cause hairloss

    • @daveduffy2823
      @daveduffy2823 Год назад +5

      Eat well. You will get the vitamins and minerals you need.

    • @fifthofascalante7311
      @fifthofascalante7311 Год назад +4

      @@daveduffy2823 that’s not true. And vague, anyway.

  • @murranz
    @murranz Год назад +2

    Liked the bit about Loniten & liver

  • @rick23ro
    @rick23ro Год назад +18

    In part 2 please cover pyrilutamide and saw palmetto.

    • @sanket1769
      @sanket1769 Год назад

      What are these??

    • @iminanutshell8900
      @iminanutshell8900 Год назад

      ​@@sanket1769pyrolutamide is a very promising upcoming drug which is act like a topical anti androgen
      While saw palmetto us so called natural finasteride alternative which practically don't do jackshit

    • @voice_of_a_little_lady
      @voice_of_a_little_lady Год назад

      ​@@sanket1769saw palmetto is a plant & taken as a supplement. People take it for skin, hair, and prostate issues. However, I have read it should be avoided if taking Finasteride unless okayed by Dr....Like all unregulated supplements, we don't really have great science on it IMO.

    • @voice_of_a_little_lady
      @voice_of_a_little_lady Год назад +1

      Pretty sure they have a video on Pyrilutamide posted on March 3, 2023.

    • @sanket1769
      @sanket1769 Год назад +1

      @@voice_of_a_little_lady what's that??

  • @richardduckworth5583
    @richardduckworth5583 Год назад

    Hi,
    1. With regards to mesotherapy apart from the active ingredient dutasteride/ finasteride what should the inactive ingredients of the solution be?
    2. Is there a risk of scaring? Apparently too much solution volume and incorrect inactive vehicle can cause scaring?
    3. With regards to regular topical application of dutasteride/ finasteride what is the best vehicle? I have heard that it needs to be lipophilic to be properly absorbed eg liposomal or trichosol whilst alcohol penetration is very poor. Also some companies add growth factors like trichoxidil so thoughts on this would be good. Many thanks

  • @tsarbomb_chan2537
    @tsarbomb_chan2537 Год назад +18

    Great episode!
    Here in the UK I was introduced to GFC (Growth Factor Concentrate). It seems like it's a variation of PRP but some sort of growth factor activating proteins are added to the solution before injection. I was curious as to what this really is. Is it something that you doctors are familiar with but under a different name or something else. Naturally, I was curious about the effectiveness of it as well.
    I've heard it had better performance than regular PRP, but it might be a bit self-induced thinking. I would love to hear your thoughts on this. Thanks

    • @rebwarakram1289
      @rebwarakram1289 Год назад

      Same here in Australia and the price is more expensive than the PRP treatment

    • @gumnaamhubhai4063
      @gumnaamhubhai4063 Год назад

      You existing hair will become really thicker but do not expect any hair growth on bold area….

    • @tsarbomb_chan2537
      @tsarbomb_chan2537 Год назад

      @@gumnaamhubhai4063 well, you can say that about any non-surgical hair treatment. I want to know exactly how different it is to PRP

    • @carloscarion1748
      @carloscarion1748 10 месяцев назад

      I understand from friends losing their hair that finasteride will make your phallum bway bway fall off

  • @philipalxander
    @philipalxander Год назад +2

    Hi there, love your videos! Would it be possible to get a video discussing insomnia as a side effect of Finasteride?

  • @dowscrypto
    @dowscrypto Год назад +3

    What are your thoughts on the current trend in Spain by Dr. Vaño of starting people off Dutasteride 5x Week + Dutas Mesotherapy? He's named one of the top doctors in Spain.
    Been watching your show for months & I've noticed you're on the other side of the spectrum, taking way less dosage & more infrequently.

  • @Solmyr1234
    @Solmyr1234 Год назад +1

    amazin information! I didnt get the lastpart though:
    Combining microneedling and Dutesteride and/or finesteride and/or minoxidil. Can u use everything / Should you use everything together?

  • @kyzaso0sa
    @kyzaso0sa Год назад +2

    🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Russel is back

  • @ScottSanderz19
    @ScottSanderz19 Год назад +1

    Topical Pyrilutamide with oral fin and oral min is working well for me

  • @_LeeTurner
    @_LeeTurner Год назад +2

    The only people I trust. 👏👏👏

  • @gangstaro8
    @gangstaro8 Год назад +8

    Hi to both doctors- I’m really keen to get your take and opinions and the recent trials using verteporfin to help with almost eliminating scarring and possible hair regeneration providing a possibility of infinite donor area.

  • @travel_with_renix6956
    @travel_with_renix6956 Год назад +2

    Finasteride made me depressed and impotent for 9 months 😮 i know some people even get suicidal because of this😮😮

  • @carloscarion1748
    @carloscarion1748 Год назад

    I think that changing the diet is a major factor in the use of minoxidil in as efficacy many people eat a western diet which is full of chemicals and manipulations that are initially just bad for the human body and health so may be changing the diet to a more clean and natural source for nutrition could be key in the utilization of things like minoxidil. Frankly I do notSuffer boulders but I have many friends with you and I noticed that they eat a very impure and putrid diet and they use things like minoxidil with minimal results, anyway it’s just a thought on my part I think proper nutrition things like fasting which also encourages the body to regenerates cells and mitochondria is another way to go

  • @beace4436
    @beace4436 Год назад +3

    can dutasteride make hairloss worse?
    i was on finasteride for 4 years with good maintenance but wanted more growth. i started dut 8 months ago and have lost a lot of density at the temples and my scalp is hurting. what should i do?

    • @H.E.M.
      @H.E.M. Год назад

      Since dutasteride raises testosterone, maybe that’s what’s making you lose hair. But it could be maybe a really long bad shed. I had that with fin where I shedded 100-200 hairs shampooing for like 4 months and I remember wanting to quit so baldly. Now I lose around 5 hairs. So maybe wait it out.

    • @Drunk3nMonk3y72
      @Drunk3nMonk3y72 Год назад +2

      sounds like you're going through a shed. The hair will grow back, just stick with 0.5 dutasteride. at 0.5 dht levels will be reduced near 98%, no need to go up to 2.5.

    • @bilalayub5474
      @bilalayub5474 Год назад

      @beace4436 Stay on dut for a year. If at that point you’ve only noticed loss of density and AGA progression, go back to Finasteride. You might have the rarer gene that alters genetic response to dutasteride and where you will respond better on fin

  • @sunset5461
    @sunset5461 Год назад +1

    Topical finasteride solutions should be very cheap however there are few options available on the market and they are all quite expensive.
    Where's the best place to get topical finasteride at a reasonable price?

  • @fbabarbe430
    @fbabarbe430 Год назад +1

    You talk about missing hair stem cells in the bald area. I thought stem cells never disappear but can be disabled.

  • @stephanosss
    @stephanosss Год назад +1

    What about KX-826 and Breezula and their future potential?

  • @dawwilliams8024
    @dawwilliams8024 Год назад

    Can you talk more about a person’s predisposition or risk of prostate cancer with the use of drugs like finesteride/dutasteride? I don’t feel that this topic has even been touched on.

  • @tylersprimary
    @tylersprimary Год назад

    I have no interest in localized topical solutions. Anything that soaks my head/hair for 2 hours twice a day, prevents me from sweating for 8 hours a day, and makes my hair look nasty unless washed, is terrible. I was so excited to be put on oral, I couldn't care less if I grow back hair.

  • @eyasaboud
    @eyasaboud Год назад

    Can't you just solve this mystery.. it's overwhelming

  • @brunocheleu
    @brunocheleu Год назад +1

    Hello Doctors. Can you address the theme of an eventual relation between epilepsy treatments such as oxcarbazepine or levetiracetam and hair loss? Is there any known relation or study on this subject? Is there a need for regular blood analysis for a person who takes these drugs to make sure that they don't worsen hair loss? Thanks, and keep up the good work you're doing.

  • @Progressive.G
    @Progressive.G Год назад +4

    What about SAW PALMETTO???

  • @iSpart2299
    @iSpart2299 Год назад +3

    Can you explain to me why do i have this Bitter taste in my mouth i applied 2ml twice a day?
    Anyone else experienced this?

  • @KellosV
    @KellosV Год назад

    How deep length should the derma roller be? What do you know about absorption into scalp for topical dutasteride? Would it be worth getting a longer dermaroller. Currently have 0.5 depth

  • @EmreY25
    @EmreY25 Год назад +1

    great vid, interested to see what you guys will be talking about in part 2

  • @TejasShastri-lh2mq
    @TejasShastri-lh2mq 9 месяцев назад

    Doc, we need your opinion on emerging treatments like SCUBE3, GT20029 and Pyrilutamide

  • @cmoullasnet
    @cmoullasnet Год назад +5

    There’s one thing I’m unclear on regarding topical 5a-R blockers. Can they work in a localized fashion, or is it required for them to be systematically absorbed to work?

    • @Nobody-hj6hh
      @Nobody-hj6hh Год назад

      Topical won't work

    • @ScottSanderz19
      @ScottSanderz19 Год назад +1

      @@Nobody-hj6hh blanket statement, patently incorrect too

  • @suezahra9762
    @suezahra9762 10 месяцев назад

    Do I have to wash my hair with sulfate shampoo anti hair loss forced?

  • @Matt_44_44
    @Matt_44_44 Год назад +1

    Great video! Thank you! :)

  • @Tanmoy_Pramanik
    @Tanmoy_Pramanik Год назад +2

    Nice info docs ❤️

  • @EedeTee
    @EedeTee Год назад +2

    thanks for info doc👍

  • @soudalsallal5176
    @soudalsallal5176 Год назад

    Does finestride grow body hair also?

  • @davidxroxy
    @davidxroxy Год назад +1

    I had a hair transplant one year ago. I never had shock loss or not that much of it. So lately I have been seeing loss of hair with a small ball connected. what's going on?

    • @Rainy_Day12234
      @Rainy_Day12234 Год назад

      Shave your head. Current technology isn’t there yet to achieve meaningful hair gain…you’re going to be disappointed and have spent a lot of money with scars and a hairline you’re embarrassed of.

  • @francosfusion
    @francosfusion Год назад

    Hey doc, would you recommend a Dr. CYJ hair filler for young male hair thinning in the scalp?

  • @AhmedAlAwadhi-cx3rf
    @AhmedAlAwadhi-cx3rf Год назад

    Hi, can Bupropion leads to hear loss?

  • @maxmabius
    @maxmabius Год назад +4

    10:15 People with mega-responsiveness to treatment (reddit/tressless) for a long time completely bald zone is this a fake?

    • @WALTAH2000
      @WALTAH2000 8 месяцев назад +2

      reddit does have lots of fakes trying to advertise. posting before and afters that should be impossible without a hair transplant, probably promoting hims/keeps/happy head etc.

    • @maxmabius
      @maxmabius 8 месяцев назад

      @@WALTAH2000 yes, but there are unique examples like Apti Eziev, where the result even if minoxidil and finasteride and 2 transplants the result is implausible

    • @maxmabius
      @maxmabius 8 месяцев назад

      @@WALTAH2000 yes, but there are unique examples like Apti Eziev, where the result even if minoxidil and finasteride and 2 transplants the result is implausible

  • @itzik3937
    @itzik3937 Год назад +2

    Thank you Dr Russel and Dr Vikram
    in another episode you mentioned that a topical formulation still needs to go systemic in order to have effect.
    As i understand now, it is can be localised.
    So oral solution has no greater value?

  • @zakarayaful
    @zakarayaful Год назад

    Is it called miso therapy?
    And is it available in aus?

  • @angelamiranda788
    @angelamiranda788 Год назад

    Anything on pep factor for hairloss? Are there any comparative studies to PRP?

  • @Caroline-jl2us
    @Caroline-jl2us Год назад +1

    What are your thoughts on microchanneling with ProCell for androgenic alopecia?

  • @francescahadcroft9762
    @francescahadcroft9762 Год назад +1

    Do you know/think there will be any research into the gene that causes DHT sensitivity?

    • @M3TALLER
      @M3TALLER Год назад

      Nope. Big pharma wants you to keep buying their pills

  • @cassiusmazzeu6360
    @cassiusmazzeu6360 Год назад

    Please,
    How about Trioxidil?

  • @MrDarryl2053
    @MrDarryl2053 Год назад

    Btw doctor whats your thoughts on people consuming drops of minoxidil liquid. Not asking for recommendation cause its clearly wrong but just your thoughts on it.

  • @ridhimaagarwal6142
    @ridhimaagarwal6142 10 месяцев назад

    Doctor what is your opinion on bicalutamide for hair loss in women. I was on finasteride 5 mg since 5 years but my Dermat just switched me to bicalutamide. Do u think it works well in women?

    • @PandaA-cv3mm
      @PandaA-cv3mm 9 месяцев назад

      Did your Dr say why they have switched you? Were you having side effects on fin? Hope you’re doing well 😊

    • @ridhimaagarwal6142
      @ridhimaagarwal6142 9 месяцев назад

      Finasteride was working very well.. however last year I noticed that my scalp was showing a little again.. so he said that probably finasteride had done whatever it could for me and switched me to bicalutamide.. I have no clue whether it is the right thing to do..

    • @PandaA-cv3mm
      @PandaA-cv3mm 9 месяцев назад

      @@ridhimaagarwal6142Hi and thanks so much for responding. Really appreciate it! Have you seen any changes with the Bica. as of yet ? Wishing you good luck and happy hair 🙏😊

    • @ridhimaagarwal6142
      @ridhimaagarwal6142 9 месяцев назад

      @@PandaA-cv3mm no changes for hair yet.. but my skin has become drier and headaches have increased.. I still won’t to give bica some more time to see how it works

  • @kajalborborarollno3892
    @kajalborborarollno3892 Год назад

    If we block 5 alfa reductase which lower dht and increases tes. ,,,will that high tes. be converted to estrogen by aromatase inhibitors

  • @gamershideout89-ke2vn
    @gamershideout89-ke2vn Год назад

    Thanks 🙏 Good information.

  • @minhajulshovon7087
    @minhajulshovon7087 Год назад +1

    Does derma rolling create any damage on existing good hair? If no then why?

    • @acquiesce100
      @acquiesce100 Год назад

      YES. STAY AWAY FROM DERMA ROLLING

  • @shilandetrading7803
    @shilandetrading7803 Год назад

    Please make a video about stem cell therapy for hair growth. Does it work? I have androgenic alopecia and been doing cortisol steroids and mesotherapy treatments but there’s very little to no progress.

  • @ashalatha5048
    @ashalatha5048 Год назад

    Doctors great video . GFC injection is popular. But what about injecting stem cells derived from Adipose Fat cells from.abdomen area of same person. Can this give better results than Growth factor concentrate( GFC)? Please reply doctors

  • @haykay1626
    @haykay1626 Год назад

    Could you do a video on Alopecia Areata incognita?

  • @alanmair9717
    @alanmair9717 Год назад

    i lost mine out of shock can i be helped

  • @999yuiop
    @999yuiop Год назад +6

    Could you please talk about DUPA, retrograde alopecia, and alopecia areata incognito? I'm currently thinning on the sides and on the back and I wonder if you could offer any advice on rarer forms of alopecia? Also, you kind of alluded to this in your video, but could you discuss more about why some medications have no response on the user. Like when you were discussing that minoxidil can only work on certain types of people who have a corresponding enzyme that allows the medication to produce results.

    • @simonecusumano3170
      @simonecusumano3170 Год назад +1

      I‘m also suffering from something like DUPA or retrogade alopecia as i‘m thinning agressively on the whole head (also sides) despite being on dutasteride the most POTENT medication. I started with Dut 9 years ago but yeah.. norwood reaper still destroying my hair. About to give up.

    • @999yuiop
      @999yuiop Год назад +1

      @@simonecusumano3170 Yeah. I'm thinking it might not even be related to DHT. It might just be inflammation of the scalp triggered by an autoimmune disease or something. It's great for other people out there who have min/fin/dutasteride to fall back on but for these other types of alopecia, there needs to be more research on how these problems are triggered in the first place. It's really frustrating when you don't even know the reason why your hair is falling out and no one can really tell you. I'm not even sure if a scalp biopsy would help in these circumstances. I've looked into other stuff like RU58841 and jak inhibitors, but really not sure if I want to go that far with treatment personally.

    • @beaglesnlove580
      @beaglesnlove580 Год назад

      Hey so I have dupa as well. Maybe not dupa but like a scarring type of hairloss in the lower back. What helped me was the following 1) minoxidil sublingual 1mg a day. 2) minoxidil foam. 3) topical finasteride + 0.003% lantanaprost + some steroid from happy head. That literally eliminated any itchiness I was having in my head. 4) 0.1% topical lantanaprost from strut 5) topical dutasteride 0.025% mixed with steroid and 7% minoxidil. Good luck

  • @thirumoorthy6778
    @thirumoorthy6778 Год назад

    Good day dr. Will finasteride affect athletes performance? I see many high level athletes such as rafael nadal, wayne rooney, lebron got multiple hair transplants but continued to thin presumably of not taking finasteride. I play tennis and soccer at an amateur level and don't want finasteride to affect my performance. ( I am 21 years old with diffuse thinning on my crown and mid scalp)

    • @justinscaffidi3570
      @justinscaffidi3570 Год назад

      It won’t affect strength/muscle size per say but can decrease your aggression to or “drive” which,particularly for a very physical contact sport I can see it affecting it. Now weather it does that to you and if so how much is dependent on the individual.

  • @Mark_Trail
    @Mark_Trail Год назад

    Any benefit to taking both topical and oral minoxidil?

  • @alexkreyn315
    @alexkreyn315 Год назад

    What should you do if minoxidil doesn’t work on you? Can you get that sulfate thing elsewhere, or should you forget about minoxidil?

    • @Chonny_Boy
      @Chonny_Boy Год назад

      Add tretinoin to your scalp

    • @alexkreyn315
      @alexkreyn315 Год назад

      @@Chonny_Boy should you do that before minoxidil?

    • @Chonny_Boy
      @Chonny_Boy Год назад

      @@alexkreyn315 You can do it anytime really. If you don’t have sensitive skin then you can put tretinoin on before bed, wait 15 minutes, and then apply the minoxidil. Both of these can irritate your skin so if you have sensitivity then you may want to put on tretinoin at night (as it is photosensitive) and then minoxidil in the morning.

  • @richardmartin8741
    @richardmartin8741 Год назад

    How does oxygen affect the hair

  • @mhanlale
    @mhanlale Год назад

    Great video! What about Latanoprost and Procapil?

    • @rick23ro
      @rick23ro Год назад +1

      Tried myself topical latanoprost, very expensive and almost no visible effect after 4 months, I switched to topical minoxi + dutasteride and had way better results at a fifth of the latanoprost price.

    • @mhanlale
      @mhanlale Год назад

      Thanks for sharing Rick!@@rick23ro

    • @Patralekha6
      @Patralekha6 Год назад

      Procapil is horrible. Redensyl is better

  • @freepluralism6652
    @freepluralism6652 Год назад

    Interesting as always! Are you on medical treatment for hair loss yourself?

  • @roselanecastelobranco4914
    @roselanecastelobranco4914 Год назад

    Tks a lot

  • @jonathanclark6489
    @jonathanclark6489 Год назад

    can we get a TLDR?

  • @jimijames6369
    @jimijames6369 Год назад +2

    Docs. Thanks for videos...i am 67...take daily tadalifil and 2.5 mg oral mioxidil a day ...your opinion...how should i take them...please ..thanks again

    • @jimijames6369
      @jimijames6369 Год назад +1

      P.s. tadalifil is 5 mg..

    • @TheCinderellaman10
      @TheCinderellaman10 Год назад

      ​@@jimijames6369isn't tadalifil the same as viagra?

    • @ricardosempresussa
      @ricardosempresussa Год назад

      I would use tadala morning...and oral minox at night.
      But I'm quite sure If you take both in the morning wont be a problem. 2.5 of minox is a small dose. For blood pressure the usual dosage (minimum) is 20mg. Make a test.

  • @Sandra-nb1bg
    @Sandra-nb1bg Год назад

    Hello ! The first time I used Minoxidil my hair grew and my scalp was not dry. I took a break and returned to Minoxidil 2% for the second time. Please advise me, I have been using Minoxidil 2% for about 10 months, at first the hair loss decreased, scalp became dry, short hair falls out. Now the hair loss has increased. Is there any sense to change to Minoxidil foam 2% or not? Maybe 2 % does not work anymore, that's why hair is falling out and we should switch to 5 % and how to get rid of dry scalp? Thanks !

  • @TheCinderellaman10
    @TheCinderellaman10 Год назад +1

    I have been taking topical minoxidil daily for around 7 to 8 years but now the greasiness of scalp and on some hair coupled with a few pimples/spots sometimes on scalp is enough. So want to switch to oral minoxidil. I have never suffered any sides on minoxidil regarding fatigue, cardiac or breathing problems. Ive had numerous fbc blood tests over the years always come back in the good to normal ranges as told to me by my gp but my gp refuses to prescribe me oral minoxidil and advises me to keep applying topical minoxidil but the greasiness and a few pimples are irritatting now so I would like to know what amount should i start oral minoxidil on? 1.25mg, 2.5mg or just like the topical minoxidil of 5% once daily? Fearing that if I start too low on 1.25mg I might start losing hairs instead so would it be wiser to start on 2.5mg for say 2 weeks and see if I get any sides and if not then jump onto the same 5mg x once daily tablet? Pls reply and your advice, experience and opinions are most welcome. TIA

    • @asmrwaterskin2478
      @asmrwaterskin2478 Год назад

      Oral monoxidile is too strong. I am taking 1.25mg and experiencing dizziness and a light head.

  • @1minute012
    @1minute012 Год назад

    Hii sir i'm 21 years old suffering from AGA and on finastride 0.5mg daily at night from last 2 months but I'm having erectile dysfunction in night but it's normal in day time can you please help me sir

  • @raymondfitzgerald521
    @raymondfitzgerald521 Год назад

    No mention of Prp or lllt?

    • @hasan6678
      @hasan6678 Год назад +3

      Both are scams

    • @raymondfitzgerald521
      @raymondfitzgerald521 Год назад

      @@hasan6678 hey buddy, is this your opinion or medically proved? Thanks

    • @shush97
      @shush97 Год назад

      ​@@raymondfitzgerald521I've been doing it since January, and I don't think it's that effective to be honest :( I will be on my 6th session in a few weeks

    • @The_Voice_of_Reason748
      @The_Voice_of_Reason748 Год назад

      ​@@raymondfitzgerald521waste of money.

    • @heyyou8103
      @heyyou8103 Год назад

      @@raymondfitzgerald521sacms

  • @NadeemWolverine
    @NadeemWolverine Год назад +1

    2:11 I thought 👹🫣

  • @technogaming4135
    @technogaming4135 Год назад

    I'm 20 years old can i take finasteride??plz answer

    • @nadlax5920
      @nadlax5920 Год назад

      Get a pill cutter, cut 1mg pills in half and take 2 or 3 days a week, check the side effects for a month. If non sides, up the dose. I experienced side effects so dropped it for now

  • @volepadni
    @volepadni Год назад +1

    How long topical finasteride remains in sculp? How many times a week it should be applied??? HELP ❤😢

    • @RiskyTingz08
      @RiskyTingz08 Год назад +1

      24hrs - take it 4x a week it’s what I’ve been doing for 6 months now

    • @mohammadismat5490
      @mohammadismat5490 Год назад +1

      @@RiskyTingz08how did you get topical finasteride? And did you have any side effects?

    • @volepadni
      @volepadni Год назад

      mixed myself, side effects dissapear after 1 month @@mohammadismat5490

  • @dijinkp9526
    @dijinkp9526 Год назад

    Good day dr.. I was using minoxidil topical application and finasteride 1 mg for past 2 yrs under the guidance of an dermatologist. Dr told to switch minoxidil topical to oral minoxidil as he didnt find good result. And the oral minoxidil was continued around a year.
    For the past 4 months i stopped the oral minoxidil and was continuing with only finasteride as i felt palpitation whn i do works.
    But now my hairs r shedding which worries me a lot. Can my hairs be back to normal since i m still using finasteride?

    • @DOCFIT_09
      @DOCFIT_09 Год назад +1

      Had u gt any results with the oral minoxidil?

  • @efexzium
    @efexzium 9 месяцев назад

    Minoxidil saw palmetto should be banned it’s such a pain in the rear to use and it’s expensive as hell and it’s all fake or damages ur testosterone

  • @cakesferdays
    @cakesferdays 7 месяцев назад

    I have androgenic alopecia all thanks to birth control :(

  • @raywatts-u4j
    @raywatts-u4j Год назад

    LONG-WINDED INTRO

  • @josepe2448
    @josepe2448 Год назад

    These are old treatments

  • @loopba
    @loopba Год назад

    Take 0.5 mg finasteride every 2 weeks and thats all you need. Everything else here is over complicated

  • @vanderpina8456
    @vanderpina8456 Год назад

    Another red skull? Curse yo guide you to a thresoure he cannot possess!!!

  • @apexmotorwerks
    @apexmotorwerks Год назад

    5 more years… 😂

  • @AlexDan99
    @AlexDan99 Год назад +1

    1st 🙂

  • @mehmetk.4972
    @mehmetk.4972 7 месяцев назад

    Doc, is it true that minoxidil causes cardiovascular issues and even ED?

  • @georgevincent1834
    @georgevincent1834 Год назад

    The older gent has a good head of hair but I guess he can't do anything for the gray?

  • @LD-xl2qc
    @LD-xl2qc Год назад

    Did they say anything?

  • @beaglesnlove580
    @beaglesnlove580 Год назад

    Uh what’s the new trend?

  • @OO7RX7
    @OO7RX7 Год назад

    Their is nothing you can do about going bald