Face Testosterone Removes ALL Wrinkles: Break Antiaging Skincare Industry
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- Very old research showed that this method might be more anti-aging than anything available in the skincare industry today. It was tested on people closing in on 90 years old and erased literally every wrinke as you can see in the evidence shown. I wonder how much of this study is worth paying attention to and whether it's relevant to useage in this day and age? Is it worth exploring?
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Thank you, I got a 1% cream, do you think a higher percentage would be better?
@@GhostSal Impossible to give any advice to anyone without a consultation, sorry.
@@Dr_Abs No worries, I signed up already. Thank you for replying, have a great rest of your day!
@@Dr_Abs Thanks a million Dr!
How can we try this in US. ?
A book that changed my life in ways that I never could imagine is "Secret Testosterone Nexus of Evolution".Drop whatever you're doing right now and go find that book. Trust me after I implemented things from the book my testosterone levels went beast mode
Written by a robot?
Garbage
You and that chanel and all the positive reviews are fake.
Why are your replies deleted
@@emmansk7 fake
Not only an honest doctor, but a man with courage. Thank you !!! 👍👍👍
Aging IN THE SKIN is the main thing here. Remember that the look of aging is a result of multi factorial age related changes. This is not going to address sagging as a result of fat and bone loss in the face, which is the foundation in which the epidermis sits on. My mother and grandmother have beautiful skin with no wrinkles, but they still look their age because of the bone and fat pad loss. HRT treatments may help slow down bone loss, as well as supplementation with vitamin K2
It's always been more than just having wrinkles, so you're right about the facial fat volume and bone structure. It's probably the main reason why many people think I'm in my mid 20s at 32, because I have very prominent buccal fat that doesn't seem to shrink much, even with exercise.
Although, some people are not that good at detecting age, so I also tried using AI, which yielded the same results as people did. So I think it depends on your genes mostly.
You can also have forehead lines in your teens due to frowning a lot, which is not aged related. Same with nasolabial folds, which you can have from birth.
@@roshni6767 Right you are. Vit D3 K2 helps to maintain the integrity of the facial STRUCTURE.
@@Casey2262 I used to cry to my mom that my face was too fat even when I was a normal weight. My mom would say, be happy because when you get old, you’re going to look younger than everybody else. I’m 70. My face is still fat. Lol
@@Casey2262what's AI?
@@roshni6767 good point!
Testosterone is a miracle hormone for overall quality of life
Beta males on test upset the natural order of the world
I'd call it a natural hormone for normal functioning when at normal levels.
More is not better, unless you enjoy prostate problems, high blood pressure, low HDLs and high LDLs, increased chances of stroke, DVT and cardiac events, oxidative stress on brain cells, increased DHT/hair loss, increased estradiol/gynecomastia, etc.
I’m 55. I use castor oil every night on my face. No bumbps or wrinkle. People think I’m in my 30’s.
They say castor oil dissolves subcutaneous fat. Did you find that true in your case? How's your facial fat volume?
The 1967 study by Christopher Papa focused on topical testosterone application. This method involves applying testosterone directly to the skin, which was shown to effectively reverse skin aging with localized effects and minimal systemic impact.
@@michaelscanlon6553 thank you!
How much was applied during each application?
how much and type of testosterone?
quite an old study for sure! I certainly have a systemic effect (on purpose) when I apply testosterone cream to my thigh or arm. I also use a .3% estriol cream on my face which I know is weak and hopeful that it doesn't have a systemic effect. BTW, once I found the strength, I went to my compounding lab and got them to make it for 1/4 of the price of the big online companies that are marketing it to you.
@@cindysmallwood2695 I remember hearing that they used testosterone propionate. Propionate doesn’t cause a systemic effect. Btw, his video states how estrogen cream has little effect on the skin. I have to say I saw absolutely no improvement with estrogen cream (although I was at 1%) I stopped using because I found out that it has been giving some women post menopausal vaginal bleeding. I switched to testosterone face cream. So far so good
Estrogen topically is great also. I am using hormone replacement therapy gel , estradiol, and I put it on my lower body, BUT small amount I mix in my hands with toner and spread on my face. I know you not supposed to spread on your face but I DO. It is said that it increase collagen production by 30%. Is there anyone reading this that is doing the same? 🥰 NOW should I get this testo gel as well if it is more powerful?
I do the same, but only about once a week, and I like the results. I also take compounded testosterone cream, but I would never put it on my face because I get coarse hair growth in the area where I apply it.
I do that once a week. Tiny amount. Works well so far.
I do the same thing from a video from Dr Rajani a cosmetic surgeon on YT anyway he had a study he talked about combining estradiol and glycolic acid and yes it was a 30% increase in skin thickness so I put it on a once or twice a week and rotate with retinol on other nights which also increases skin health etc. glad to see others doing this-beauty thru science!
@@chickenlittle829how do you get the testosterone cream (?) I would put it on my scalp to increase my hair growth health etc
🙋♀️hi, I've got a question. PLEASE, I really need to know ( extreme Chronic Fatigue Syndrome)
I got those creams, but overlooked the fact they should be used within the 3 month. At the moment, because of my job I'm in the place where HRT isn't being practiced. And I'm here for long. Do you know, if these gels can be used after 7 months passed the issue/preparation date?? I can't find an answer. You might know,....hope so ))) Thank you 🍒
I love listening to this Dr. he’s brilliant and articulate.
Many of the aesthetic treatments are targeted to promoting collagen formation. Topical testosterone will absolutely do just that. This is definately worth considering as a part of aesthetic treatment. Many thanks for sharing this video and the study.
at 17:00: the effects limited to one side show that the treatment worked locally, not that there was no systemic absorption of the hormones (which there surely was). Systemic absorption would not affect such dramatic changes locally because concentrations would be much too low for that.
Yup, agree with you. Think my choice of wording was bad - I think it's possible for some to make it beyond the skin depending on the skin thickness and other similiar variables. I think even if some made it through, it seems there wasn't enough for any systemic effect though which is interesting.
@@Dr_Abs Cheers.
@@Dr_Abs Have you done any tests on your patients tester one levels before and during the treatment to see the effect?
Thanks from thr south of France for such interesting and convincing information .
Read the paper of the study. He put the link. They said NO systemic. It didn't even travel across the line of where they rubbed the cream- on the same face- so I wouldn't worry about what it would do systemically... They monitored the patients for years. Only the estrogen went systemic- ethinyl estradiol estrogen.
For those wondering why in this study this topical estrogen was ineffective while all other human and animal studies say the opposite with estradiol, saying that it is effective, it is because this estrogen in this study is ethinylestradiol, which is a synthetic estrogen, and it does not really have the therapeutic effects of the natural estrogen 17beta-estradiol (known as estradiol, the main and most powerful endogenous estrogen) on many tissues, including the skin in humans. Studies have shown that while systemic and topical estradiol is very effective as an anti-aging therapeutic (and prophylactic) treatment for the skin, ethinylestradiol is not. This estrogen (ethinylestradiol) may have prophylactic effects but not therapeutic ones, and the same is true for the skeleton. Other much less powerful natural estrogens such as estriol and 17 alpha-estradiol appear to be just as effective (for estriol) or slightly less effective (for 17alpha-estradiol) than 17beta-estradiol for human and animal skin. The powerful synthetic estrogen formerly used, stilbestrol, also appeared to be very effective. And these estrogens are more effective than testosterone and other androgens because in addition to combating intrinsic aging, they also prevent and reverse extrinsic aging, such as solar elastosis (photoaging), due to their repairing and antioxidant effects in particular. Testosterone mainly fights intrinsic aging. Conjugated equine estrogens such as Premarin, whether topical or systemic, like ethinylestradiol, are also without significant therapeutic efficacy, but may have a moderate prophylactic effect. Progesterone is only slightly to moderately effective as an anti-aging agent (similarly for the weak natural estrogen estrone). For those who want, I can give you some studies on the subject.
I really appreciate your intelligent and well researched videos backed by research. I am very big on research and only using things that actually proven to work so it’s refreshing to see a Dr who focuses on well researched data and discusses what actually gives real results.
Thank you for your generosity in sharing this.
Dr Abs, I only came across your channel recently, and subbed. Well I am so impressed, as I am also a remedial therapist and understand the human body functions through my A&P studies and was mind blown. I love your honest well researched or physically performed or personally trialed methods of improving ourselves physically through the skin.😃
Hii, I would love to see a full video on the use of topical estriol in women during pre, peri and menopausal stages and also how to get it in the UK 🙂
@@lindseycassini1560 It sounds like estrogen did not help, it made skin worse. But it would still be interesting if someone would do a trial on Estradiol, progesterone and estriol. Trouble is, since no one can profit from natural hormones, and almost all studies today are funded by the pharmaceutical industry, it’s very unlikely that they want to spend money on it
You can find creams and videos on Estradail creams on youtube. There are several.
Check out the youtube channel, You Are Not Broken. Dr. Kelly shares excellent info on hormones for women.
@@lindseycassini1560 I’ve used it topically.
I use mine on my face too. Its supposed to be used vaginally.... it's awesome stuff. At menopause you become less stretchy and flexible. Totally reversed the atrophy so I started it on my face.
Game changer.
It's not really pushed because cosmetics can't make big bucks off something they can't patent .
Estrodiol is already generic so they don't bother. I think emapelle is one. I just get mine from the compounding pharmacy.
Great topic, I’ve downloaded the paper and I will be asking my gynaecologist to prescribe the compound testosterone propionate 1% cream (good to know we can knock on your door as well).
Please do let us know how it goes!
Could you please tell me where did you find the paper. I've looked for it in many sites and I can't find it. Thank you 🙏
@@sandratorrentes822 Name of the study, followed by name of the author, and followed by M. D., in Google, and it was the first result for me!
@@Dr_Abs I was soo hooked on the Sunekos video a few weeks back and your 4 hour lecture on collagen at the start and now this. You think you have stumbled upon the best treatment plan with regard to a particular product and then apparently something even better and more effective comes along.
I'm soo excited about a whole new world of possibility and yet confused about where and how to start. Any suggestions Dr. Abs.....or would you be making a video on Sunekos vs Testosterone therapy for best possible results ?? Please advise
Hopefully you’re not a woman, otherwise you’re gonna be growing a beard and you’ll be a bearded woman!!!
There are a lot of comments here about how horrible the photos are. Photographic and printing technology in 1967 was quite good, and I suspect if you could locate an original copy of the journal at a large university library, the photos would look much better. They look bad here because what is available on the internet today are scans of the original paper copy. When the scans were done, it appears that they used too few bits, so there are only a small number of shades of grey. It's possible that the original photographs were particularly bad, but I think most of the damage was done in the process of converting from paper to an electronic version.
I see a lot of photos like that from studies even in the 80s. You’re probably right that this is the result of scanning. How I wish if someone could actually check the physical journal if it has better photographs
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All of the result pics are blurry and all of the before pics are clear. I don’t believe this is a Scan issue….. it’s a dr’ed study that had fake results imo.
So, they found the holy grail of ant-wrinkling back in 1966 and everyone just abandoned it? I find that hard to believe.
They've been working tirelessly to reduce the test levels in men over the last 4 decades, do you think they're just going to hand out Androgel to anyone with wrinkles lol
@@Gibonz , you didn't watch the video. this form of Test cannot pass the skin. So it has nothing to do with men's test levels.
@@eddieadams4770 yes but whatever gibonz said was true, they want us to become more feminine and hop on TRT so we get impailed if we stop it
I'm looking forward to the results of your study. This is some interesting stuff. I'll be interested in seeing what it does on the scalp specifically for hair.
Isn't it the claim that baldies have higher testosterone?
The ineffectiveness of testosterone in male pattern baldness.
R. Savin · Oct 31, 1968
Abstract
In a study of male pattern baldness 27 men used 1% testosterone propionate topically for 5 to 21 months with negative results. No patients demonstrated regrowth of hair. Approximately 50% of these patients subjectively noted decrease in rate of hair loss. This latter finding is difficult to evaluate, but is certainly not substantiated by scientific evidence.
DHT, a form of testosterone, has an effect of miniturizing hair folicles resulting in hair loss on the scalp, however is also responsible for hair growth on the face and body, the secondary male characteristics. Head hair and body hair are different, so testosterone is actually not good for head hair, but will grow a beard and body hair.
@@edstarrs2195 what you said make sense to me. So you dont agree with the using of this kind of testosterone for hair?
thanks
@@andreagarzia2181 It may not make sense to you, but the science doesn't lie and what they stated is true.
Nowhere can you find testosterone propionate product or brand. Must be suppressed by whole skincare industry.
You just by the prop and add it the cream very cheap
Can't people understand what the Video shows through biopsy that Testosterone Propionate on the skin only stays in the skin and it has incredible Results that is Proven through Biopsy not someones opinion, So there are no side effects. Play the Video a few times if you can't understand.
Welcome to my world 😂
except the fact that a woman is growing a beard????
Around 10mm in 5 years is not a beard as far as I'm aware
Where can I get this then please
Propionate does NOT only stay in the skin. The amount absorbed into the blood to circulate to untreated skin is orders of magnitude less concentrated, thus no rejuvenation on untreated skin
The one glaring Unasked question is why not test the hormone Baseline levels Before & After.?
because that doesn't affect wrinkles, look at a guy on trt who spends a lot of time in the sun. very high T levels with bad wrinkly skin.
Incredible research and findings. Thank you doctor
@Dr_Abs do you also use Test Propionate in your compound or micronized Testosteron? And what carrier is used? How is the feedback of your patients, can you repeat the results shown in the study? Thx in advance!
Color film became available to the public in the 1960s and 1970s, with Kodak's 35-millimeter color film, Kodachrome, arriving in 1936. Color photography has been the dominant form of photography since the 1970s, with monochrome photography mostly used in niche markets like art photography.
I am 62 and have no wrinkles. My parents were wrinkle free until their 80’s and even at death at 88 not much wrinkling. More creasing at that age. Genetics make a huge difference. All of us look mid-teens in our twenties.
Okay Donald
F-you with your complrtely of topic bragging i had to read.
Did u use any creams or retinol? What was your skincare routine? And what about your eating habits / lifestyle??
@@riri11- I avoid the mid-day sun, wear a wide brimmed hat, long sleeves mostly, whole foods diet high in animal products (meat, milk, yogurt, eggs) but no retinoids or other creams. Ivory or dove soap. I get a lot of exercise - I farm.
@@MarieLamour-cv1jc well, your doubt is really your problem, not mine.
You can tell it's an old research study because it only has one author!!!
Well If Testosteron Is that good as antiaging, Why the skincare industry Does Not Take Advantage of This. Is there any product on the market with such a thing
Because it's a hormone
@@Dr_Abs Regulation, and lenght of studies required to make it commercially viable/fda approved? (I should have added a question mark)
Testosterone is already approved. The implementation is down to the prescriber.
@@Dr_Abs: Perfectly articulated Doc!!!!
Love the topic, thank you! Your advice and suggestions are one of the best.
I would like to get a prescription pls
Amazing info., you blow me away with stuff you expose! Keep it up.. now need to find someone who will make this compound! Cheers 😊
@@mettek620 Omg that Hilarious.. unfortunately i am in Canada!! ! But thanks for proportions!! Wish you amazing results!! 👍🏻❤️💪🏻
That is great! So how can i order some ? In the videoo you said you can make it.
@@marinalazarova3535 the link is in the description below the video
@@joyaelbers2437 The link to him is in the description box below the video- you can get it from him even if overseas I believe.
We produce testosterone it's a building hormone so it makes sense. What I think this study signifies is that aging is related to diminished circulation and function of the body. The body dries out , not because a lack of water and nutrient back a lack of distribution of nutrients . My findings see a problem with sympathetic dysfunction that stimulates stress reaction for loading energy in the muscular body for responsive thrust for survival against a predator. This response is being locked on, reducing organ function and blood flow. Hypertension is a typical symptom of this behaviour . Muscles hold blood pressure against the pull of gravity, which will draw it to the lower regions. We basically calcify and reduce the ability to hold water for hydrolysis needed for regeneration of cells . Whole body regeneration is primary over aesthetic skin presentation.
yea well until then.
21:00 It’s great that it removes wrinkles, but the women also grew facial hair from this treatment, which isn’t exactly a desired effect. They’d probably have to go through laser treatments afterwards to remove all of that unwanted hair.
Yup, exactly why consultation is required before usage. I think laser removal is a good idea prior to starting
@@Dr_Abs So, it’s better to do laser before usage of this product, or after? Will laser prevent hair from growing to that area, even with this treatment? Please record what your patients do, and let us know what is the best solution for this problem according to your studies & observations. I think the fear of growing a beard is what will make a lot of women hesitant to try a product like this, so I hope this issue can be properly addressed.
@@chariots8x230he said “prior” which means “before” starting. Laser will destroy the follicle so there will be nothing there which can grow
@@Dr_Absnot if you are older and Grey already. Lasers don't work on Grey hairs.
@@chariots8x230 but you get a wrinkle free beard! :)
Dr Abs, I am a 63 year old man that has been into anti-aging for about a decade. I am very interested to try this product and will be reaching out. Have you tried testosterone propionate in conjuntion with tretinoin? This potentially could amplify the effects of, and reduce time for results.
Interesting experiment but a shame about the poor quality of the images. I would really like to see a follow up on this with your own patients who are trying the protocol with decent quality, "before and after" pictures for males and females. I want to see if your own trials duplicate these results. Are you taking photos of the patients on this regime? It should be possible to do so in ways that don't reveal their identities. If you come back here in six months with photos that show the improvements you are expecting, without the women having acquired beards and acne, THEN I'll be excited!
I am indeed and for exactly the reasons you stated. Stay tuned!
@@Dr_AbsI commented with WOW a shared on LinkedIn a fb but honestly I have no idea what should I do now I’m 76 a getting suddenly so bad wrinkles on face like never before I believe it’s to bad air in apt a building I moved year ago a stress but I’m also old so maybe it’s time 😇still hate it 😢😅
@@Dr_Absu are such gorgeous man and I will sure try something w the info how can you be reached ? I live in Toronto Canada and can the product be ordered from you you using on your patients?
@@Dr_Absu are such gorgeous man and I will sure try something w the info how can you be reached ? I live in Toronto Canada and can the product be ordered from you you using on your patients?
I would love to be in this test
Dr Abs I tried to find the link to become a patient. Couldn’t find it. Also couldn’t find the link to look further into this study. Thank you for sharing this with us. It’s incredibly intriguing and I want to try the cream.
Me too I also tried to find the NAD+ supplements you recommend b4 the self shot video and didn’t see link
here is the link: lib3.dss.go.th/fulltext/scan_ebook/j.of_society_1967_v18_n9.pdf
It's in the description box beloew the video
@@plejaren1 Nice! He added it. It wasn’t there previously. TYSM
Awesome! But can this be combined with the microneedling you championed the other week?
Where can I buy this cream?
At the unicorn shop😂
From the ice cream man🎉
Consult your local yugoslav bodybuilder on the gym toilet.
supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
@@SpaghettiToasterlol, this actually can work.😂
Wow all I can say about you Doctor is that you are absolutely amazing thanks for sharing such of valuable information thank you ❤
Thank you for the kind words ❤️
As a man who uses TRT (in the form of cypionate) I can say from experience I have also used propionate in the past, It can be used to but needs to be injected daily. As opposed to twice weekly with my current ester.
I'm also aware of many men who use topical testosterone cream on a daily or twice daily basis for TRT systemic effect.
I am very interested in your protocol here and trying it but I do find it hard to imagine how tropical application to the face will not result in any kind of increase in baseline blood testosterone levels when applying the same cream elsewhere in the body would in fact lead to increased serum testosterone.. 🤔
True, but perhaps the effective dosage for skin rejuvenation could be low enough to have a negligible systemic increase in testosterone?
You probably know, but some parts of the body absorb much better than others - skin on the shoulders, under the throat and outer thighs absorb better than, say, skin on the stomach or face.
For testosterone propionate specifically in cream form, the half-life would likely be shorter than injectable forms but would depend heavily on the formulation and concentration. Given there is other ingredients combined with the Propionate, the combinations are likely a key. A general estimate for topical testosterone is that it may stay active for about 8-12 hours, with some residual effects extending up to 24 hours. Given that the formula for the face is just 0.1% mg propionate verses a common 2.5mg cream shows how the test would not only last longer, but have more of an impact.
The best way to take Prop through Injections is every day to keep the baseline at 100% -- this is typically with 50mg to 100mg each injection (100mg being the most common).
Great explanation
Fantastic delivery 😊👍🏼
Amazing video, love the long ones! So much useful Info.. ❤🔥🧠
Could you do a follow up to the Amino Acids 101? I'm getting lots into nutrition and It would be amazing to know where to get the essentials from different foods
Would love to know more about what the body requires, maybe some insight of some practices used, like why does Bryan Johnson suggest Cacao (chocolate flavonoids) or what other Vitamins/Enzymes help synthesize all forms of collagen, etc.
No better way to know of it than from the building blocks of chemistry!
Taking care of the body inside out is key 🔑
Tea, Juices, different types of animal tissue for collagen through different species (for example they say marine is better), VERY interested in the effect of antibiotics & chemicals on modern meat production (for those who cant buy organic meat, stopped eating chicken Liver for that reason)
tyvm for any response!
Perhaps I misunderstood, but I imagine most women would want to avoid increased facial hair growth, so maybe we should look more to topical progesterone?
Topical estrogen works. Estrogen is available as gel and it has warning label to not apply that on face, but guess what I have been doing. My female workmates could not believe I am 50. Well I also use antiaging supplements, but this wrinkle reduction effect of estrogel I found already earlier than taking those. Would never apply testogel to face or anywhere else, testosterone is extremely potent in masculinisation as can seen from FTM trangender, irreversible beard growth, balding, voice changes etc is quite rapid after the transmen start using testosterone. I don't think progesterone is even beneficial.
@@karoliinasalminen Yes, I’ve been applying an estriol cream to my face for some time now but this particular video/study has me questioning that. Like most things, there are those for and those against. I know Dr. Ray Peat believed estrogen to be very problematic and progesterone to be the real anti-ager, so I found this video interesting as it aligns more with his philosophy.
Estrogen is already being used as facial cream.
@@trisharriola5497 yes , my P.A. who prescribes my BHRT also sells an estrogen face cream .
@@JNWG79exactly my thoughts. I’m going…should I be applying testosterone instead? He clearly states the study says estrogen is not working on ppl & progesterone is Meh results.
Can you apply testosterone gel that is use to elevate testosterone level in men and is apply to the shoulders and upper arm, on the FACE?
That would increase your test levels.. obviously
@rxshred in the study- it was testosterone propionate that was used- because it DIDN'T go systemic.... get it from the dr. in this video OR get it compounded
Yes, but what if you’re using testosterone cream or gel anyway and just put it on the face instead of the usual areas?
Shirshasna ( headstand yoga pose) is very beneficial in removing wrinkles.
FYI - They did have color photographs in the 1960's, color photography was invented in 1861.
Can we have it compounded in a tallow based carriers cream? Boom! Bullet proof face. You're welcome.
Add it to your tocopherol and use that as a serum. Works like a charm. Or Yak butter, apparently
There's nothing insanely good about tallow, all it does it have fats what help with moisture
@amirrhodesve791 and tallow has the FAT soluble vitamins A,D,E,K, which all are great for skin!
@@manueld885 Tocopherol is dangerous and can cause cancer, if you are referring to what is in vitamin e??? TOCOTRIENOL IS THE ONE THAT IS BRILLIANT NOT THE TOCOPHEROL"" Check out on google etc. They reckon Tocopheral can cause every illness going, and i have been using it for copd which contains tocopheral and tocotrienol, yet it is still being sold everywhere.
How do we get this.@@manueld885
Were do you get the cream or gel?
Yh man i wanna know tooooo
I need clarification on one point: testosterone cipionate is the long lasting, i.e. with systemic effects (not to be used on skin unless systemic effects are desired). Testosterone propionate is the short lasting that can be used on the skin and has no (or less) systemic effects. Is that correct?
That's what I got, too.
What about estrogen cream, is it the same? Im very interested in this and will contact you doctor. Thank you for this informative video!
YOU ARE VERY CORRECT! THE MAIN ISSUES ARE BONE , MUSCLE AND FAT LOSS OF THE FACE, LOST TEETH NOT REPLACED; SARCOPENIA, EXCESSIVE LOSS OF FAT, EVEN SOME DEHYDRATION CANNOT BE FIXED BY ANY KIND OR CREAM OR ANY EXTERNAL APPLICATION.
Can face exercise help?
I need a miracle every day 😂
@@loraa3873 Only Miracle on the Market: Natura Bisse Damond Ice Lift Mask
Yes the face has muscles@@bonvivant3704
Try using castor oil
The beard area can be stimulated by Testosterone as it coverts to DHT. Higher DHT in the beard are promotes facial hair growth. A few concerns is that this must have a systemic effect as Transdermal Testosterone is absorbed. Being propionate means it is available for immediate delivery to the body. Hair growth on the face can be a problem for woman and systemic Testosterone and its affect needs to be considered. Men for example might get baldness on the head in the DHT prone areas. Needs to be carefully considered before going down this path to fully understand the systemic and DHT effects (hair growth).
@@dazbike3247 aho! Exactly.
@dazbike3247 I committed elsewhere that there has to be some kind of infinitesimal chance that the testosterone is somehow affecting humans. This test was only done on older folks, and a small number of them at that. The study needs to be multiplied, across all ages and see what happens. I mean, we've seen what hormone therapy has done to some people and the damage it's caused.
I prescribe hormone therapies for a living. The amount of testosterone used in these topical creams for skin is nowhere near the amount needed to induce balding in men. And propionate doesn’t act or absorb quicker, it’s merely broken down quicker.
I dont think you listened well . There is a form of testosterone that will not be systemic
@@jimdandy8996 the creams described in this video are 1%. Men often use 20% for TRT
Hi Dr., doesn't this study show that only 20% of the subjects had clinically apparent changes in the areas with sun exposure (face)? It looks like there was another study in 1986, "Topical Application of Testosterone and Aging Skin" (1986) by S.L. Riehl and Colleagues that was done in elderly males and it says a significant number showed visible improvements.
Old women do not want to grow beards, and in the pic with the beard on one side the skin still looks the same after over a year...
The “ethics” of the nursing home study remind me of the “ethics” of testing the c-vaccine on a global population who was told it was “safe and effective”. I don’t think the ethics are any better now, and maybe they’re even worse. But very interesting vid, thank you!
Pardon me but if you are insinuating the c-vaccine is "not safe or effective" please produce the evidence backing up your claim or retrack it forthwith.
At least for the vac, there is a study on a 'large population' studied. We can't have it all... Seriously, humanity is getting dumber and dumber... 😮💨
Oh, just stop with the conspiracies!
@@tampazeke4587is that sarcasm or are you an actual moron
@@tampazeke4587It's very naive to dismiss the possibility that governments and pharmaceutical companies would conspire for mutual financial benefit. Billions of dollars in profits. With no liability to the manufacturer. For a drug that was rushed to market, hence lacking meaningful safety data. Which many were coerced into taking. If no alarm bells went off for you then I suppose you might as well get another booster.
Tell me how do I get that
Just found your channel & subscribed, you present excellent info not found anywhere else! I found this study, fascinating stuff! Does this study indicate that applying topical testosterone trigger scalp hair growth in men? I'm 63 & still have my hair! lol but its very thin in sections, mainly the crown of my head. Just wanted your opinion on the results of this study? Thanks!
Thank you :) I think it could help based on the findings in the study but I would always pair it with optimum diet and lifestyle choices alongside
@@Dr_Abs Thanks for the reply Doc!
For it’s worth l was so inspired by this video I am already on my second testosterone facial treatment (planning 3 days a week)
Where are you getting it?
Results?
@@mashageorgiev online from various pharmacies in India
@@teresasaunders8416 only second application
Sounds like he's getting it straight from source and making his own testosterone serum
The majority of these questions demonstrate that the video wasn't watched clear through
Absolutely incredible stuff and being from the 60s, pretty mind blowing…but I’m quite curious about the statement that topical estrogen on the face showed no improvement and even perhaps worsened things. Yet estrogen is one of the hottest ingredients for topical anti ageing hormonal treatment these days - what’s your thought on that Dr.Abs?
Does topical estrogen really not have the efficacy and effect that it’s being celebrated for in recent years, even backed by clinical studies?
Thank you for sharing this - you are next level when it comes to innovative education.
curious the answer to this question too..
Yes, Dr. Abs ...this is confusing????
This is an old study, maybe dif forms of estrogen are currently used or something
@@josh16 Yes- they used ethinyl estradiol in the study- and women are using estriol today for good results. I believe it was the OTHER things they used which made the aging worse- the corticosteroids- because down further in the study paper they mentioned that estrogen was promising... but that that particular estradiol anyway, would cause uterine bleeding in menopausal women - which suits me fine if it reverses menopause! (Unless they meant for another reason- an unhealthy reason for bleeding)
@@plejaren1 thank you!
I'm interested in becoming a patient and trying the T cream. I live in the United States. I would NOT legally be able to take a prescription from a U.K. doctor to a U.S. pharmacy, it would not be valid. Can this be bypassed by having a U.K. doctor as yourself, write the prescription, and I would take it to an online pharmacy in the U.K. and have them mail to a U.S. address? Not sure if that is even allowed. I've never tried it. Are there other options?
I didn't get why you suggest an testosterone ester could be used against hairloss, when it creates DHT that actually enhances it. Please explain, thanks!
It‘s applied to the face, the DHT issue is when injecting the testosterone. At least that’s what I understood.
Plus injected testosterone can be an issue on your scalp hair. Other facial and body hair usually increases.
Can men apply it to their scalp for hair growth ?
Do you think could possibly make acne worse? Isn’t high T associated with higher oil production = acne?
Yeah, I was going to ask this as well. Maybe on very old patients this was not a problem, but I wonder if it would be a problem for younger people
Not many 60+ aged people suffer from acne
Using linoeic acid can be used to make the oil produced by skin less sticky(which will prevent acne), maybe this can be added to the testosterone cream in order to negate extra acne
If not, I know oil la la sells a product for this which can you layer with
@@josh16 Oh yeah, but for people with really acne prone skin (moderate to severe) that would definitely not be enough.
finally I found your channel, and what a gem this 1st video is!
how can we get this treatment? Any advise?
Found it. Thank you, Dr. Abs. You're genuine.
Where did you find it?
Yes please share with the class 🙏🏼
Just googled. It's a PDF cannot be shared on RUclips@@incognitotorpedo42
Found it too 😂❤
@@DebbieTDPwhere’d you find it?
So interesting! I want to try this but I don’t want extra hair.
Try castor oil.
There are face creams coming out at the moment for post menopausal women, based on estriol as the anti- ageing ingredient. They seem to be helpful. Estriol is considered to have a local effect on the skin it's applied to, and not systemic.
I wouldn't put testosterone on my face (as I am a menopausal woman) but I would try progesterone in a face product if that's helpful too. What does the progesterone do that's good for the face?
Thank you 😊xx
We need testosterone too
@@noodlep2547 thanks, I'm taking systemic HRT and T, and wondered about hormone face creams for women. The ones I've heard of are so pricey. And there's DHT to think about. It's a bit of a minefield isn't it? 😊xx
@anne-louisegoldie yes! And can be very confusing!!
It does the same as testosterone but with far less obvious r e sults and takes far longer. THAT particular testosterone (testosterone propionate) was safe to be used BY menopausal women and it was on menopausal women that the anti-aging studies were done!
Really interesting presentation. Are there any papers on Testosterone Propionate (TP) that say there is no conversion to DHT when it is absorbed through the skin? Usually testosterone (no ester) does convert to DHT through the transdermal route. TP may be different.
Yes, he talked about it. It is not systemic
❤❤❤ What is the base of the cream . And what percentage testosterone for women ? .. i dont want to grow a beard .
Thanks
Great video Dr Abs. Very interesting 👍🏻
Can I ask how old you are because your skin and hair are fantastic, thanks again.
He's 63
Wow, he’s looks really good! Can’t believe he’s 63!
@@vernabohnert635 Damn you're gullible.
@@YoBoyMarcus LMFAO
A fascinating video!
I am a bit confused though…. The picture at 21:34, why would a woman want to increase facial hair? Have I misunderstood this?
Also the reference to the moustache, I can’t work that bit out.
Was there any improvement in the skin, because, isn’t that what we’re looking for?
It's a great point. I think there will be an increase in facial hair for both genders and this is something that I talk about during consultation. The study seems to suggest that it would be in the region of something like 10mm over 5 years judging by the pictures but obviously that won't represent everyone and is just one picture. The hair is still something that is gotten rid of by means of laser etc. So if one was to have had laser hair removal already - there's no growth in the follicle to be stimulated; in which case, I think it would be no issue. But this is definitley a talking point during consultations and it's why I showed it in the video so that people were aware of this effect also. The skin biopsies are in the video too as well as before/afters.
I have just started to watch the video but read your question and as a nurse, wanted to chime in. It may or may not apply to you.
When in menopause, your estrogen levels drop and likely your testosterone levels as well. In my case, testosterone dropped significantly. Your body/facial hair growth will come to a screeching halt. So, the risk for facial hair growth may not be clinically significant for women in this demographic. As a matter of fact, hair growth has been a non-issue for me. Even with testosterone hormone replacement therapy. Hope that helps answer your question.
Fantastic insight, thank you for that 🙏
@@evelyn4050 I do not have PCOS just high testosterone. I have hit menopause and still have to shave my face every other day but now a lack of estragon makes sex painful .Hormones suck! also I don't have many wrinkles which I guess its a good thing, but to look younger and more attractive but cant put out!!
@@evelyn4050I stopped testosterone therapy due to unwanted hair growth. I rather be low 😂
Interesting content thank you, would it remove past acne scars?
Hi @Dr. Abs,
You mentioned you will try this yourself. If like to request that you monitor your endogenous testosterone levels before, during, and after treatment to confirm this isn't having an effect on systemic testosterone. If like to confirm this treatment is free from unwanted side effects, at least for males.
Great idea!
Does this treatment give any side effects?i will be waiting for your result. When are you going to start the treatment on your patients?
This sounds fantastic and something I must try. Thank you for always sharing such valuable content Dr Abs! 🙏🏼
@@wranglerooooI thought same
This was a very interesting and informative video. I doubt that I could find a doctor in my area who would do this for me. How can I become your patient so I can try this myself?
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In 1967 those photos are terrible. Except for the hair, I can't see a difference due to the lighting. Maybe just a progesterone cream would be beneficial and not having a bunch of hair growth.
Thank you. A total blur is not data.
@@ThoughtsOnNews The skin biopsies are, though.
Thank you for the video! What kind of solvent can we use to make a 1% solution that will be stable enough to last for days on a room temperature for daily use?
This is what I could read...@11:00
Hydrophilic ointment base or alcoholic solution:
Testosterone propionate 1.0%
progesterone 1.0%
pregnenolone acetate 0.5%
ethinyl estradiol 0.5%
triamcinolone acetonide 0.5%
fluocinolone acetonide 0.2%
Daily topical with 0.5g
Very informative & incredibly eloquent video, thank you! Could one apply it just under the eyes for dark circles you think? If so, I am def interested as maybe this would minimise side effects, if any.. though wouldn’t mind to see if my white hair on my beard would turn black again!
Yes, it should help total cell function in that area
Thank you, interesting study. Where can I buy the appropriate type of cream used in the study? Or something just like it?
Was wondering the same. Are you Europe based? I will contacts Farmacia Andorra, as they make my tret and hydroquinone cream… but unsure if they can do this cream…
@@mettek620 Not right now, dual citizenship, but if they will do it please let me know. Ty.
@@GhostSal they can make it, 50ml of testosterone propionate 1% cream cost 49 Euros, and 15 Euros for shipping no matter the order size. I just bought 3 so that I have for the first 6 months…
@@mettek620 Thank you, I’ll check them out.
@@mettek620 will they ship to the USA?
Amazing study! I have used bioidentical hormone therapy for twelve years. A female, I use all three hormones in a schedule which mimics a thirty year old woman. It definitely boosted my weight lifting when I started the hormones at about age 60. And has maintained it since. I do have to deal with excess facial hair but it is worth it. I wonder if using the bioidentical testosterone topically on the face would give the same results as in the study.
It has to be testosterone propionate I believe- otherwise it might go systemic and you may have unwanted side effects.
What’s the concentration?
Any info on stimulation of cancer growth in skin?
They monitore them for 3 years. Skin has testosterone receptors (womens skin too) so it is good for skin. Just a hardly known fact though...Sodium Bi carbonate made into a paste with distilled water and applied daily to any skin cancers has h-e-a-led them. I saw a video of a woman who h- e -a-led them in this way and my neighbor did it too on one that was on her neck :) Just something to pass along to those who don't know. Spread good information.
So does this mean I will lose wrinkles but gain facial hair?
Another fantastic video! Can't wait to see what transcribes in your experiment. I am very interested as I turn 50 tomorrow and my elastin and collagen need a kick up the rear end 🙂
This with dermarolling throughout the year would kick most clinical treatments into the bin I think
What carrier was used?
I am going to try with my dr. If she isn’t willing to assist me, I will let ya know. I’m 53 , starting to get some sagging skin and jowels. I’ve gotten wrinkle relaxer 2 times and it looks great. But I can’t keep up with that. I would love to give this method a try!!!
Thank you!!!
@@Dr_Abs would plant based testosterone work? Getting your doc to prescribe topical testosterone may be difficult
@@isayoldboywhodofthought1756plant based testosterone? Lol
This was nothing short of incredible!!
That’s a hot topic! Omg ! Looking forward!
What was the “iodine starch castor oil” procedure? 🤔
I’m wondering this as well..
33 male - I am starting topical testosterone today. I use testosterone cypionate for TRT so I have it. I will start keeping a syringe and squirt a bit in my hand, mixing it with my face cream or serums every day. Let me know if you think that there is a better way or if you want updates. My beard is patchy so I will be interested if it will improve that too.
Any updates??
@@bmxluver827 My skin feels better but cant blame it on the testosterone - probably more about the increased use of skincare. I mix testosterone, tretinoin, niacinamide, hydroquinone. No increase in acne, maybe a decrease.
@@bmxluver827 My skin feels better but cant blame it on the testosterone - probably more about the increased use of skincare. I mix testosterone, tretinoin, niacinamide, hydroquinone. No increase in acne, maybe a decrease.
crazy how much you've aged since i started watching you
As a woman... I really want the youthful skin... can I use this without the facial hair growth please lol??? Helpppppp
This regrew previously existing hair, that was lost and not creating new hair that never existed in your life. You‘ll not have more hair than you had in your 20s. This therapy regains lost cell function.
@@mynameisjeff9124
@@mynameisjeff9124well, there’s nothing I want to believe more than what you just replied, but we did see a 74 year old white woman grow facial hair after a year and a half…..
I really tried so hard to get that classy black sweater, good taste man!!!❤
As a woman i don't want hair growth on my face, laser treatment is expensive... and probably damages the skin.
Im a man and I dont need anymore hair growth on my face either.
Then go for electrolysis, it is cheap and you don’t need 7-8 treatments 🤷♀️
@@mettek620causes spider veins
@MarieLamour-cv1jc the heat can also destroy fat, discolouration or skin. We're talking about hair removal laser, every laser has different effects & side effects. Not a lot of long-term studies either. Good lord, re-research yourself, science & technology is always changing.
@@MarieLamour-cv1jc wow, you are so offended. You are commenting on my comment & insulting me, making assuptions. I'm not here to give you studies etc you claim to know how safe lasers are but don't say which laser. Then you say most science is bs... while telling me to go do research. Go meditate or something. If you're looking for an argument go elsewhere. Cheers 👋
So, I was thinking. Testosterone propionate 125mg/mL is available where I live. For simplicity, what about mixing 8ml of 125mg/mL Testosterone propionate with 92 grams of squalene? Getting about 1g 1% solution for full face with a dropper should be fairly easy. I have a magnet mixer with heating, but I think it shouldn't be necessary. Thought's anyone? :)
Excuse me, where do you live?
Great idea. Did this work?
❤hi what percentage testosterone palthinate please ?
Thank you
WOW! Thanks for this “cutting-edge” 1960’s breakthru! ;) Seriously, I’ll be having a conversation with my anti-aging doctor soon. Any reflections on % strength of T-propinate, adding progesterone (even tho weaker) as a more well-rounded therapy, etc? Thanks SO much for what you do!
Thank you for watching. Study was 1%. I'd forego progesterone as don't know the data behind the combination.
@@Dr_Abs Hi Dr Abs
My pharmacy will only offer the testosterone propionate 1% cream in a Pentravan cream, which I understand is for transdermal administration. As I understand the study when reading it, this is not good as we want only an epidermis effect.
- My question is, is it safe to use testosterone propionate in a pentravan base?
@@mettek620did you get an answer to this?
@@bevnae no, also tried email with no answer. Have you been told the same?
Me 5mins into the video:
Shut up and take my money!😂