Update: I heard from Dr.Plikus and he is not interested in sitting down for a podcast at this time. Maybe he will eventually change his mind. Also, for those new to the channel, I have Alopecia Areata!!!! Hence the hair loss. Watch our video on the topic by searching the channel. Its a more rare form of hair loss (autoimmune) than what is typically seen.
What’s your take on HMI-115, it’s supposed to be the most promising drug out there since they did a study with apes and they almost completely regrew their hair even after stopping the treatment!
The interview with Dr. Plikus has to happen! He must have so much to share regarding this new technology. Personally, I'm interested in whether there is any possibility for medication instead of injections because that would be more hassle-free. And also, whether hair loss in cancer patience is somehow influenced by this discovery. 💡
My best guess is that you might ask him at least one of the questions he might fear. Questions like, "Can meds that turn on genes or stem cell awakenings result in rare or not-so-rare cancers?
We've completed the first phase of our clinical trial on TED sonophoresis, which started almost two years ago. The mechanism of action is ultrasound (sonophoresis) to make the stratum corneum more permeable to a serum containing hair growth peptides and growth factors. I presented our results at IMCAS this past year and I will present the updated data and results at ISHRS Delhi. Happy to discuss anytime. -Regards, Dr Bauman
Gary Spasibo for making videos that don’t encourage or discourage anything but instead just give you the facts of the matter and general observations, literally one of the only people to do so about hair loss plus you are a doctor specializing in it so you actually know what you’re talking about
Love the format of the video and the frank discussion about treatment options. However the information on the TED portion of the video should be updated to reflect that it is a delivery system for hair growth compounds and not ultrasound that grows hair. There has been an abundance of snake-oil in the hair restoration space so I agree a healthy dose of skepticism is prudent but the MOA of this technology / treatment is quite different from what was described in this video.
I have a alopecia universalist, complete hair loss all over my body for the last 10 years. For the first few years, it was very depressing, but now I have adjusted. Having no eyelashes and no eyebrows causes debris to easily get into my eyes. Having no facial hair as a man, I skip shaving, saving me time in the bathroom. Having no hair, I need to wear a hat in the summer and winter to keep my head cool and warm. no doctor has been able to explain my condition and why it happened, therefore, I will not be taking drugs or ointments that may or may not resolve the situation. There are side effects that could cause other issues, which I am not willing to accept.
Dr. Cyrus Khambatta could not treat his similar condition, but do check him up. Try to have as good lifestyle as possible (nutrition, physical activity, social life, good sleep). Thats all we can do with conditions where modern medicine cannot help much. That and - acceptance. Reading your post is just amazing, what a journey, thank you for sharing! Wish you the best!!!
I am using the combo of tretinoin and minxoidil 5%. This is the only thing that I have had any results with. I lost my hair due to a high fever for a month with double pneumonia, then a few months of prednisone. My hairline was sacrificed, but my biopsy says it looks like androgenic alopecia. I had a full hairline until I got sick. the product is very drying and my scalp is red and peeling most of the time, though.
so you absolutely have to apply the tretinoin on the scalp area you want hair to grow on? Traditional tretinoin or other retinoids on your facial skin doesn't work for hair growth? I'm already on min, fin, cystiphane and cetrizine (against scalp itch). I kinda want to calm down a bit on all these medicines (Am only 20). Just The ordinary 1percent retinol works too or has to be tretinoin?
I think that such a sensitive scalp needs a good moisturizing preparation - ceramides, etc., I don't know much about it, but it's the first thing that came to my mind. I have a sensitive scalp myself and I use a hydrogel gel with 10% urea, it helps but not very much, I'm sure you need something highly moisturizing. All the best for You ❤
@@ethernetify Not sure how obscure it is. A 16% increase in hair growth can be substantial for some. Vain? Are you bald? Do you live in the real world? I was in the Dr's office the other day and saw an article on ways for men to appear more attractive. And number 1 was get a new hair style. Kinda hard to do when you don't have any. People want to be more attractive. Nothing wrong with that.
Would be worth reaching out to Dr Wrassman also, he’s a great doctor (a pioneer in FUE) and has been helping people for years for free on Reddit with his advice. Also he’s a very interesting speaker on the topic.
knowing new treatments are being studied gives us all good hope. I am 20 and started losing suddenly and agressively. I would say listen to him and talk about it with him. Don't make him deal with this alone. If he is old enough he can try medication. Doctors will say start min (I did it this way because of doctors) but if he is old enough he should start fin as that would stop the loss.
@@christophedobbels8877 I don't know about not dealing with this alone though. When I lost my hair I didn't want others to deal with it. If they found something useful for it I'd listen but most of the time it's not something I'd want others to interfere with or even acknowledge. Unless it was fully financing a hair transplant. Which never happened. I think my cope was minoxidil though. Just keep using and hoping for the best. Maybe 8-10 years later I got tired of wasting time and money on it so I shaved my head. But it was a great crutch until I finally accepted my hair loss.
I would like to know how to get into the clinical trials for these new discoveries! Being a woman with Androgenic Alopecia, it's distressing to see how my hair is thinning. Hopefully, these treatments will give more people better options.
The late Edgar Cayce who was the Father of Holistic Medicine, advised to avoid all fried foods to help prevent hair loss, and to regularly massage the scalp. The late Louise L. Hay in her book "You can Heal Your Life," said under probable cause of hair loss is: "Fear, tension, trying to control everything, not trusting the process of life." An inversion table is also beneficial, or you can just hang your head over the edge of your bed for 5 or more minutes per day and massage your scalp at the same time. Vit. B1 Benfotiamine daily is also a must.
My dermatologist gave me a prescription that contains trentinoin for melasma that happens to be around my forehead. Almost immediately my edges have started to grow back.
Dr.Linkov, I think you just convinced me to get botox for my head. I sweat a lot from my head and read that botox was used to reduce this sweating but I was concerned about how it would affect my hair. Sounds like this could help both hair growth and sweat!
Yes! Please have Dr Plikus as a guest. I have had 3 neck surgeries and have neuropathy in the back and crown of my head. I am losing my hair in those areas.
I was just prescribed Tretinoin for sunspots (I'm very dark skinned/25% Native American) due to excessive melanin. Good to know it may help my hair considering I got a hair transplant 6 months ago. I also get Botox 3 times per year for wrinkle retention. I'm really glad to hear I'm using two medications that may help me keep my hair.
Yes, let's get dr. Plikus on the show and discuss the potential opportunities for a new and exciting hair growth program. Great video. I use oral minoxidil and finasteride and at 60, I still have a good head of hair, but, perhaps the efficacy of the new treatments will prove even more effective.
Every time I used tretinoin microspheres for acne, I would get breakouts on my scalp 😅 but once it stabilized, it quickly went away but did make my hair a bit more greasy. I think the next candidate that they should investigate is theobromine for increasing blood flow to scalp.
I don’t know wether to be scared of this man or attracted to him.. He could make a good quiet villain in a movie. But he’s also got a mysterious kind of attractiveness about him.
@@drgarylinkov, I think you are cute. What about Redensyl? What about ketoconazole cream? I’m looking forward to the products you have coming out soon. I’m hoping you have some scalp serums that don’t contain minoxidil. I’m afraid to use minoxidil because I have two cats and have heard that cats can become poisoned by minoxidil even just from sniffing a pillow that has traces of minoxidil on it. Do you think that’s true? Thanks for great videos.
Yes!!! An interview with Dr. Plikus would be very helpful and informative for your subscribers and audience writ large. Please include questions about frequency and pricing. I hate it when those two topics are purposely obscured and kept a mystery.
thank you Dr. Gary for always giving us actual information instead of pushing some kind of treatment/pharma agenda. it makes your videos so enjoyable and trustworthy! you're the best!!!🥰
My uncle takes eye drops for glaucoma and says that his eye lashes are growing like crazy and I do notice that to be very true in his case, his lashes are now full and dark which they definitely were not before. Is there anything to glaucoma drops that may be linked to hair growth??
Yes please re interview! I wonder if topical application of the last two molecules would be possible? Only because needles in the scalo actually caused my hair loss (trauma maybe), so I'd be too scared to microneedle!
Dr Linkov, two questions 1. What are your thoughts on stem cell clones of hair, transplanted into 3D bio grafts? Time reported on it. It seems like one of the most promising futures of hair transplantation if it works out. 2. In regards to ultrasound, what are your thoughts on using at-home ultrasound facial device? I have a low frequency ultrasound device that is meant for facials (which I haven't really used as such due to some fears of fat loss) but would love to able to use it on my head. I figure if it's meant for use on face, there shouldn't be any risk to using on head.
I was using a retinol cream and without doubt thinned my hair significantly. Stopped using it and months latter significant improvement and I was on the same diet .
@@janag3281 Just my on face for about 3 months and I swear to god my hair started to look like it was literally slowly dying changing a very light colour thinning drastically . I finally decided ya it has to be the cream cause no way was it naturally doing this . I can't prove it causes thinning. But it did for me . I then did a few searches on Reddit even the women saying the same thing.
I’ve had a TED treatment and it absolutely works! Doesn’t hurt at all so I don’t know what you’ve read. There are white papers out right now that show 100% patient satisfaction. The device is legit.
your "GO ZUCK!" made me freaking cackle out loud so hard hahahahaha. Thanks for another great vid. Really hoping to see an avenue to explore the SCUBE3 path to hair regrowth as a patient/individual soon.
Hello. Great video. If I understand correctly, dermal papilla, is a cell. Once that cell dies in the particular part of the scalp, it cannot be regenerated, and is why we see balding in particular parts of the head? As such, when a hair transplant is performed, they remove the dermal papilla cell from the healthy part of the scalp, and then place it into the balding area, and thus, that hair is now growing on top of the scalp. With products such as minoxidil, and propecia, they help by removing the DHT from the hair cell, thus promoting thicker hair, however, it does not cure the underlying condition of the cell eventually dying. Over time, while minoxidil and propecia are great products for slowing down the hair loss process, and in some cases, thickening hair, the dermal papilla cell, over time, will eventually die, and the person using these products, while postponing the hair loss process over a longer period of time, will eventually lose their hair. Is this true?
Please start the Podcast and Please have him on as a guest. Having someone as knowledgeable and relatable as you to interview him would be absolutely fantastic. Fully support this.
Great video! Could you make a video talking more about using topical minoxidil with tretinoin? How would this protocol look like? How do you blend them, and what strength of tretinoin is preferable?
tretinoin is also beleived to regulate quantity and quality of sebum secretion in follicule, wich reduce anearobic bacteria contamination, wich is beleived to give chronic inflammation that may have a significant role in alopecia.
Sign me up, I lost my hair throughout college and have been shaving my head for the last 20 years. I’d be interested if there were real results, but I’m not gonna pay until I would see hair growth. It would be nice to have a contract of payment made upon success, not just treatment.
I used to work for a hair restoration surgeon videotaping his FUE surgeries and research. He refined FUE technology developed originally by Dr. Woods. I'm now retired but my Dr. friend I worked for has a son that was developing hair loss. I saw him recently and his hair has improved dramatically. Here is what REALLY causes most hair loss in men and studies confirm this... DHT causes the male scalp to undergo a transformation in a genetically determined area of the scalp. Blood vessels are depleted and the fatty layer in the scalp becomes depleted. Scalp resistance exercises cause new blood vessel growth, and topical finasteride can help restore the fatty layer by "feminizing" the scalp. Minoxidil helps a little. The doctor has a new treatment he is using and it seems to have worked very well on his son. I can't remember what his son told me the new treatment is. Anyway, if I mentioned it here people would think I'm a sales rep or something.
Hello Dr .. Can u do a video on the treatment options fr alopecia universalis other than steroids . Is there any treatment option available with stem cells? Kindly do let us know ...
Thankyou.. Does any of these treatment options like Tretnoin, Scube 3 or Osteopontin work effectively against Scarring Alopecia or hairloss due to Lichen planopilaris as well??
Hey Doc, I want to let you know how much I appreciate your videos, they have helped me tremendously! I really appreciate your professionalism and calm, polite demeanor, fantastic channel 👍🏻🇺🇸
Would Tretinoin increase the efficacy of Topical Minoxidil used for beard growth? And is it available over the counter? Or does one need a prescription for it?
Yes it absolutely does speaking from my experience of trying to thicken my beard. I've used a roller and Minox 5% for awhile and made ..ok gains the moment I mixed tretinoin into my minoxidil container and used a roller still ,I made the same gains in 3 Mos that I did in the past of 1 yr ....I'm not a doctor just tried my own ways and sure as shit it worked. Make sure not to use too much Tretinoin in the mixture due to its drying side effects!...a lil' dab will do ya
Thanks for talking about Alma TED...not much info out there on it. Too expensive IMO. How many hairs can you transplant for 3K? I'd rather go that route for that price.
Maybe talk more about the theory behind relaxation of scalp muscles?? DOES IT lead to increased bloodflow?? Wasnt it debunked a century ago?? And if it does, does increased bloodflow flush DHT out??
Might any of these work on someone whose hair loss is due to radiation and chemo used after removal of a brain tumor (medulloblastoma) and replacement testosterone by injection every 2 weeks because of damage done to the pituitary gland with the radiation. He is 22 years cancer free but hair has been thinning quite a bit the last year. Testerone treatment started a few years ago. Cancer treatment occurred at 8 years of age.
I've noticed my hair thinning and very slightly receding lately. No one else notices unless I point out my patchy spots. I went to my doctor and started the dual medical therapies. I don't know for sure that they'll work, but the fact that I've started so early gives me some confidence. The whole situation has made me very anxious, but your videos definitely help. I'll do what I can to keep it, and if I can't, I'll embrace the shaved look. Thanks for setting a positive example, doc.
I hope these last two work because I reckon I’ve only got about 5 ish years before I’d had to think about doing something with my hair. And tbh taking finasteride isn’t something I particularly fancy doing. Honestly rocking the bald look really isn’t something I think I could do, some people can sell it, but I’m not one of those people.
Scube3 trials were supposed to start in the end of last year or in the beggining of this year. These therapies are still 8 years away to come to common person
Any comments on hair restoration with micro current stimulation? I had a practitioner who I saw in the early 90’s that used micro current to stimulate hair growth. I went for several treatments but never saw any results. The premise is the electricity helps relax the scalp to increase circulation. The best I got out of the therapy was feeling relaxed! LOL!
Please see the trials on bald mice, using topical 0.3% peppermint oil. I have tried this on some patients with - apparently - beneficial results. Ie hair shaft thickening, growth where growth had not occurred before and duration of shaft before death. (given with minoxidil and 2mg finasteride, orally, per day). I find encouraging the patient to self administer a deep scalp massage in the affected areas has a small but noticeable effect. There does appear to be an issue with blood supply, causing general thinning of the scalp (all areas). Fatty areas appear most affected and fat soluble vitamins may be implicated..
I have a treatment that seems to also help the efficacy of minoxidil. After applying your minoxidil you then put on your laser cap (if you have one) and use the regular amount of time you are supposed to wear it. If anyone can tell me if this isn't good I will stop doing it. However, it seems to help. And yes I think you should have the good Doctor on your show.
hey man! What is the status of hair follicle cloning? this would be the best option out there in my opinion. Unfortunately I can't find out too much about it, but I do know that it will be tested in 2024? Thank you!
Update: I heard from Dr.Plikus and he is not interested in sitting down for a podcast at this time. Maybe he will eventually change his mind.
Also, for those new to the channel, I have Alopecia Areata!!!! Hence the hair loss. Watch our video on the topic by searching the channel. Its a more rare form of hair loss (autoimmune) than what is typically seen.
Is there any remedy to reverse grey hair???
I'm pretty sure Dr. William Rassman would be more open and talkative - based on what I saw from him on Reddit.
Yeah do it..💯👍
Will do
@@salmanfaris1261 Yeah. Hair dye.
Yes please do an an interview with Dr Maksim Plikus, that would be exciting! 😃
100% agree!!
Agreed
Agreed!
What’s your take on HMI-115, it’s supposed to be the most promising drug out there since they did a study with apes and they almost completely regrew their hair even after stopping the treatment!
Agreed anything for the future of hair loss .. Be great on a podcast
I wish everyone suffering from hair loss the best of luck and the best of success in treatment. Much love!
suffering is a choice. I am losing mine and am not suffering at all. I like it.
@@SimonSverigegood for you 👍 Here's your medal 🏅
@@SimonSverige copium
Thanks so much for your judgement. Seems like you should be focussing on fixing your own bitterness though. @@seokjinkim8964
Don't come here again then.@@SimonSverige
The interview with Dr. Plikus has to happen! He must have so much to share regarding this new technology. Personally, I'm interested in whether there is any possibility for medication instead of injections because that would be more hassle-free. And also, whether hair loss in cancer patience is somehow influenced by this discovery. 💡
If u want that podcast to take off like no other, do a first episode that talks about curing hair loss. It will be viral ,🔥
My best guess is that you might ask him at least one of the questions he might fear. Questions like, "Can meds that turn on genes or stem cell awakenings result in rare or not-so-rare cancers?
Whoever cures baldness is going be a trillonaire
And has a special mansion with 52 wives waiting for him in Heaven
💯
@@I.H931 Sounds stressful
Yessssssss lol
@@I.H931 hahaha i am happy to have him more wifes if needed... he deservs all if he can find solution for baldness
We've completed the first phase of our clinical trial on TED sonophoresis, which started almost two years ago. The mechanism of action is ultrasound (sonophoresis) to make the stratum corneum more permeable to a serum containing hair growth peptides and growth factors. I presented our results at IMCAS this past year and I will present the updated data and results at ISHRS Delhi. Happy to discuss anytime. -Regards, Dr Bauman
Your the doc from Palm Beach right?
So it just makes more susceptible to PRP, rogaine, or other serums? How long does effect last, the same day only or more?
Gary Spasibo for making videos that don’t encourage or discourage anything but instead just give you the facts of the matter and general observations, literally one of the only people to do so about hair loss plus you are a doctor specializing in it so you actually know what you’re talking about
My pleasure!
Seriously! love his content.
Love the format of the video and the frank discussion about treatment options. However the information on the TED portion of the video should be updated to reflect that it is a delivery system for hair growth compounds and not ultrasound that grows hair. There has been an abundance of snake-oil in the hair restoration space so I agree a healthy dose of skepticism is prudent but the MOA of this technology / treatment is quite different from what was described in this video.
Great news! I was just wondering today how come ‘so little’ is known about male hair loss. So exciting! Yes! invite him to the podcast!
This is the type of video only dr Lynkov can bring us. Love it, thanks so much. This gives me a lot of hope to tackle my alopecia
Finally, some real progress!
Thank you for spreading the information!
yes please invite him to the podcast - we all want to learn more about these exciting new treatments - especially when they may be available 🙂
I have a alopecia universalist, complete hair loss all over my body for the last 10 years. For the first few years, it was very depressing, but now I have adjusted. Having no eyelashes and no eyebrows causes debris to easily get into my eyes. Having no facial hair as a man, I skip shaving, saving me time in the bathroom. Having no hair, I need to wear a hat in the summer and winter to keep my head cool and warm. no doctor has been able to explain my condition and why it happened, therefore, I will not be taking drugs or ointments that may or may not resolve the situation. There are side effects that could cause other issues, which I am not willing to accept.
Dr. Cyrus Khambatta could not treat his similar condition, but do check him up. Try to have as good lifestyle as possible (nutrition, physical activity, social life, good sleep). Thats all we can do with conditions where modern medicine cannot help much. That and - acceptance. Reading your post is just amazing, what a journey, thank you for sharing! Wish you the best!!!
I am using the combo of tretinoin and minxoidil 5%. This is the only thing that I have had any results with. I lost my hair due to a high fever for a month with double pneumonia, then a few months of prednisone. My hairline was sacrificed, but my biopsy says it looks like androgenic alopecia. I had a full hairline until I got sick. the product is very drying and my scalp is red and peeling most of the time, though.
so you absolutely have to apply the tretinoin on the scalp area you want hair to grow on? Traditional tretinoin or other retinoids on your facial skin doesn't work for hair growth?
I'm already on min, fin, cystiphane and cetrizine (against scalp itch). I kinda want to calm down a bit on all these medicines (Am only 20). Just The ordinary 1percent retinol works too or has to be tretinoin?
I think that such a sensitive scalp needs a good moisturizing preparation - ceramides, etc., I don't know much about it, but it's the first thing that came to my mind. I have a sensitive scalp myself and I use a hydrogel gel with 10% urea, it helps but not very much, I'm sure you need something highly moisturizing. All the best for You ❤
Do you leave any gap between applying tretinoin and Minoxidil?
@@ethernetify Not sure how obscure it is. A 16% increase in hair growth can be substantial for some. Vain? Are you bald? Do you live in the real world? I was in the Dr's office the other day and saw an article on ways for men to appear more attractive. And number 1 was get a new hair style. Kinda hard to do when you don't have any. People want to be more attractive. Nothing wrong with that.
TROLL@@ethernetify
Would be worth reaching out to Dr Wrassman also, he’s a great doctor (a pioneer in FUE) and has been helping people for years for free on Reddit with his advice. Also he’s a very interesting speaker on the topic.
Adding interviews and guests to the show is, IMHO, a great idea in general. And, yes, I would be interested in watching an interview with Dr. Plinkus.
Hi Doctor!! I am wondering if you can do a video on how you coped during hair loss. My little brother started losing his hair already :(
knowing new treatments are being studied gives us all good hope. I am 20 and started losing suddenly and agressively. I would say listen to him and talk about it with him. Don't make him deal with this alone. If he is old enough he can try medication. Doctors will say start min (I did it this way because of doctors) but if he is old enough he should start fin as that would stop the loss.
@@christophedobbels8877 I don't know about not dealing with this alone though. When I lost my hair I didn't want others to deal with it. If they found something useful for it I'd listen but most of the time it's not something I'd want others to interfere with or even acknowledge. Unless it was fully financing a hair transplant. Which never happened.
I think my cope was minoxidil though. Just keep using and hoping for the best. Maybe 8-10 years later I got tired of wasting time and money on it so I shaved my head. But it was a great crutch until I finally accepted my hair loss.
I would like to know how to get into the clinical trials for these new discoveries! Being a woman with Androgenic Alopecia, it's distressing to see how my hair is thinning. Hopefully, these treatments will give more people better options.
I thought about that too! Living close the the University probably helps! I would reach out to the Dr ;)
The late Edgar Cayce who was the Father of Holistic Medicine, advised to avoid all fried foods to help prevent hair loss, and to regularly massage the scalp. The late Louise L. Hay in her book "You can Heal Your Life," said under probable cause of hair loss is: "Fear, tension, trying to control everything, not trusting the process of life." An inversion table is also beneficial, or you can just hang your head over the edge of your bed for 5 or more minutes per day and massage your scalp at the same time. Vit. B1 Benfotiamine daily is also a must.
My dermatologist gave me a prescription that contains trentinoin for melasma that happens to be around my forehead. Almost immediately my edges have started to grow back.
Hi do you use gel or lotion tretinoin?
@@kingssing the prescription I was given is Tri-luma; it's a cream to treat melasma.
whats the strength of your tretinoin cream 0.1%?@@hijegeueu
@@hijegeueuHow interesting it is!!! With only tretinoin ?!
So you use tret without minox?
Dr.Linkov, I think you just convinced me to get botox for my head. I sweat a lot from my head and read that botox was used to reduce this sweating but I was concerned about how it would affect my hair. Sounds like this could help both hair growth and sweat!
Yes! Please have Dr Plikus as a guest. I have had 3 neck surgeries and have neuropathy in the back and crown of my head. I am losing my hair in those areas.
I was just prescribed Tretinoin for sunspots (I'm very dark skinned/25% Native American) due to excessive melanin. Good to know it may help my hair considering I got a hair transplant 6 months ago. I also get Botox 3 times per year for wrinkle retention. I'm really glad to hear I'm using two medications that may help me keep my hair.
LOL Botox hahaha.
Yes, let's get dr. Plikus on the show and discuss the potential opportunities for a new and exciting hair growth program. Great video. I use oral minoxidil and finasteride and at 60, I still have a good head of hair, but, perhaps the efficacy of the new treatments will prove even more effective.
Looking forward to watching Dr. Plickus on your show. This will be a wonderful collaboration with two of the best Doctors!
I had depression when I used finasteride. Do u get that, and what dose do you use? Thank you.
Can you do a video on what can cause stretch marks too be less visible or get smoother and disappear?
They can disappear over time. Don't worry.
Would laser/red light therapy enhance the minoxidil and Tretinoin application? Thanks for your hard work. Brilliant.
Every time I used tretinoin microspheres for acne, I would get breakouts on my scalp 😅 but once it stabilized, it quickly went away but did make my hair a bit more greasy.
I think the next candidate that they should investigate is theobromine for increasing blood flow to scalp.
I don’t know wether to be scared of this man or attracted to him..
He could make a good quiet villain in a movie. But he’s also got a mysterious kind of attractiveness about him.
Be afraid. Be very afraid. lol.
The eyes the eyes
@@drgarylinkov, I think you are cute.
What about Redensyl?
What about ketoconazole cream?
I’m looking forward to the products you have coming out soon. I’m hoping you have some scalp serums that don’t contain minoxidil. I’m afraid to use minoxidil because I have two cats and have heard that cats can become poisoned by minoxidil even just from sniffing a pillow that has traces of minoxidil on it. Do you think that’s true? Thanks for great videos.
Absolutely, start a podcast and that interview would be very interesting to delve into the mechanisms deeper and discuss the relation to humans
The botox matches up with some research on the head massaging and scalp tension. Interesting!
Yes!!! An interview with Dr. Plikus would be very helpful and informative for your subscribers and audience writ large. Please include questions about frequency and pricing. I hate it when those two topics are purposely obscured and kept a mystery.
He’s ghosted me so far. We’ll see.
@@drgarylinkov It might be a bit early in the game. There are so many steps before a press package release, I'm sure.
Follow this guy, the day we see him with a full head of hair we'll know he's found our holy grail 😇
🤣
He doesn't have androgenetic alopecia
@@eden5260whatever man he is bald and peoviding info for hair growth ,,what type of joke is this
thank you Dr. Gary for always giving us actual information instead of pushing some kind of treatment/pharma agenda. it makes your videos so enjoyable and trustworthy! you're the best!!!🥰
What would you say about Viviscal / Viviscal Pro or Viviscal other products ❓
My uncle takes eye drops for glaucoma and says that his eye lashes are growing like crazy and I do notice that to be very true in his case, his lashes are now full and dark which they definitely were not before. Is there anything to glaucoma drops that may be linked to hair growth??
Yes please re interview! I wonder if topical application of the last two molecules would be possible? Only because needles in the scalo actually caused my hair loss (trauma maybe), so I'd be too scared to microneedle!
Dr Linkov, two questions
1. What are your thoughts on stem cell clones of hair, transplanted into 3D bio grafts? Time reported on it. It seems like one of the most promising futures of hair transplantation if it works out.
2. In regards to ultrasound, what are your thoughts on using at-home ultrasound facial device? I have a low frequency ultrasound device that is meant for facials (which I haven't really used as such due to some fears of fat loss) but would love to able to use it on my head. I figure if it's meant for use on face, there shouldn't be any risk to using on head.
I was using a retinol cream and without doubt thinned my hair significantly. Stopped using it and months latter significant improvement and I was on the same diet .
Sorry for the dumb question but did you use the retinol just on your face or on your hair as well?
@@janag3281 Just my on face for about 3 months and I swear to god my hair started to look like it was literally slowly dying changing a very light colour thinning drastically . I finally decided ya it has to be the cream cause no way was it naturally doing this . I can't prove it causes thinning. But it did for me . I then did a few searches on Reddit even the women saying the same thing.
I’ve heard people say this, that tret has made their hair loss worse.
I use tret for my skin but try to stay clear of my hairline as much as I can.
I’ve had a TED treatment and it absolutely works! Doesn’t hurt at all so I don’t know what you’ve read. There are white papers out right now that show 100% patient satisfaction. The device is legit.
I’ve heard the same from a friend who swears by it
Those last two look awesome. Can't wait for the results!
Yes Please Please bring on Dr. Plikus! Would be a very engaging and interesting conversation between you two!
Holy Cow! Doc got his eyebrows back...AWESOME!!!
I am a scientist so please have Dr. Plikus on!!
your "GO ZUCK!" made me freaking cackle out loud so hard hahahahaha. Thanks for another great vid. Really hoping to see an avenue to explore the SCUBE3 path to hair regrowth as a patient/individual soon.
Yes! Definitely want to hear about Plikus’ work with these new molecules. Do the podcast!!
Wow! Your eyebrows and eyelashes are back in full force! Looks great on you :)
Yes get the Doc on, we want to know more
Tretinoin does WORK with oral & Topical minoxidil. And, yes I think it’s a good idea.
An inteview with Dr. Plikus would be great. Specially if he's willing to go into some of the methods they are using to identify potential targets.
Hello. Great video. If I understand correctly, dermal papilla, is a cell. Once that cell dies in the particular part of the scalp, it cannot be regenerated, and is why we see balding in particular parts of the head? As such, when a hair transplant is performed, they remove the dermal papilla cell from the healthy part of the scalp, and then place it into the balding area, and thus, that hair is now growing on top of the scalp. With products such as minoxidil, and propecia, they help by removing the DHT from the hair cell, thus promoting thicker hair, however, it does not cure the underlying condition of the cell eventually dying. Over time, while minoxidil and propecia are great products for slowing down the hair loss process, and in some cases, thickening hair, the dermal papilla cell, over time, will eventually die, and the person using these products, while postponing the hair loss process over a longer period of time, will eventually lose their hair. Is this true?
This is a great channel, Dr. Linkov. Thanks for your hard work!
When did he get eye brows?🤨
A while back
Yes, I'm interested in learning more about scube3 in a podcast format.
Let’s hope Plikus responds to me!
Please start the Podcast and Please have him on as a guest. Having someone as knowledgeable and relatable as you to interview him would be absolutely fantastic. Fully support this.
He has been ghosting me so far!
Hey Dr. Linkov, I'd like to book my appointment with you if and when scub3/osteoponin comes out. 😅
Great video! Could you make a video talking more about using topical minoxidil with tretinoin? How would this protocol look like? How do you blend them, and what strength of tretinoin is preferable?
4 and 5 are Very Promising
I like being bald once I finally embraced it. I never tried to stop it, just was lazy when it came to shaving. Now it feels good to get it done.
Redensyl and procapil is also gaining popularity, can you shed some light on that doc? Thanks 🙏🏻
tretinoin is also beleived to regulate quantity and quality of sebum secretion in follicule, wich reduce anearobic bacteria contamination, wich is beleived to give chronic inflammation that may have a significant role in alopecia.
- also, there’s spellcheck- very useful 🥴✌️
Sign me up, I lost my hair throughout college and have been shaving my head for the last 20 years. I’d be interested if there were real results, but I’m not gonna pay until I would see hair growth. It would be nice to have a contract of payment made upon success, not just treatment.
I used to work for a hair restoration surgeon videotaping his FUE surgeries and research. He refined FUE technology developed originally by Dr. Woods. I'm now retired but my Dr. friend I worked for has a son that was developing hair loss. I saw him recently and his hair has improved dramatically. Here is what REALLY causes most hair loss in men and studies confirm this... DHT causes the male scalp to undergo a transformation in a genetically determined area of the scalp. Blood vessels are depleted and the fatty layer in the scalp becomes depleted. Scalp resistance exercises cause new blood vessel growth, and topical finasteride can help restore the fatty layer by "feminizing" the scalp. Minoxidil helps a little. The doctor has a new treatment he is using and it seems to have worked very well on his son. I can't remember what his son told me the new treatment is. Anyway, if I mentioned it here people would think I'm a sales rep or something.
I was pleasantly surprised to see his eyebrows had grown back! Is there a video showing the progress of his regrowth?
Will the last 2 discorveries render hair transplant procedures obsolete? What would happen to people who already got hair transplants ?
Your eyebrows look great!
Hello Dr ..
Can u do a video on the treatment options fr alopecia universalis other than steroids .
Is there any treatment option available with stem cells? Kindly do let us know ...
Thankyou.. Does any of these treatment options like Tretnoin, Scube 3 or Osteopontin work effectively against Scarring Alopecia or hairloss due to Lichen planopilaris as well??
Yeah, go with the podcast!!
Hey Doc, I want to let you know how much I appreciate your videos, they have helped me tremendously! I really appreciate your professionalism and calm, polite demeanor, fantastic channel 👍🏻🇺🇸
Grest idea re: podcast and Dr Plikus as guest.
Love your shows!
Would Tretinoin increase the efficacy of Topical Minoxidil used for beard growth? And is it available over the counter? Or does one need a prescription for it?
It depends on the country you are from
Yes it absolutely does speaking from my experience of trying to thicken my beard. I've used a roller and Minox 5% for awhile and made ..ok gains the moment I mixed tretinoin into my minoxidil container and used a roller still ,I made the same gains in 3 Mos that I did in the past of 1 yr ....I'm not a doctor just tried my own ways and sure as shit it worked. Make sure not to use too much Tretinoin in the mixture due to its drying side effects!...a lil' dab will do ya
Thanks for talking about Alma TED...not much info out there on it. Too expensive IMO. How many hairs can you transplant for 3K? I'd rather go that route for that price.
Yes, an interview will be great.
Maybe talk more about the theory behind relaxation of scalp muscles?? DOES IT lead to increased bloodflow?? Wasnt it debunked a century ago?? And if it does, does increased bloodflow flush DHT out??
Might any of these work on someone whose hair loss is due to radiation and chemo used after removal of a brain tumor (medulloblastoma) and replacement testosterone by injection every 2 weeks because of damage done to the pituitary gland with the radiation. He is 22 years cancer free but hair has been thinning quite a bit the last year. Testerone treatment started a few years ago. Cancer treatment occurred at 8 years of age.
I've noticed my hair thinning and very slightly receding lately. No one else notices unless I point out my patchy spots. I went to my doctor and started the dual medical therapies. I don't know for sure that they'll work, but the fact that I've started so early gives me some confidence. The whole situation has made me very anxious, but your videos definitely help. I'll do what I can to keep it, and if I can't, I'll embrace the shaved look. Thanks for setting a positive example, doc.
Kinda funny that you have to point out your thinning hair. I know guys who wish they had your hair, lol! 😂❤
try no tap challenge
It goes without even saying, of course it's a great idea! Go go go !
Yes, I would love to see Dr. Plikus on your show! Please!!
I hope these last two work because I reckon I’ve only got about 5 ish years before I’d had to think about doing something with my hair. And tbh taking finasteride isn’t something I particularly fancy doing.
Honestly rocking the bald look really isn’t something I think I could do, some people can sell it, but I’m not one of those people.
What are your thoughts on hair systems? I'm on the fence for it...seems like such a good outcome for some folks
Scube3 trials were supposed to start in the end of last year or in the beggining of this year.
These therapies are still 8 years away to come to common person
Yes, I would interested in hearing more about these cutting edge research designs
Any comments on hair restoration with micro current stimulation?
I had a practitioner who I saw in the early 90’s that used micro current to stimulate hair growth. I went for several treatments but never saw any results. The premise is the electricity helps relax the scalp to increase circulation. The best I got out of the therapy was feeling relaxed! LOL!
Hey Gary,
Really appreciate all the content. A podcast with Dr. Maksim would be awesome.
Please see the trials on bald mice, using topical 0.3% peppermint oil. I have tried this on some patients with - apparently - beneficial results. Ie hair shaft thickening, growth where growth had not occurred before and duration of shaft before death. (given with minoxidil and 2mg finasteride, orally, per day). I find encouraging the patient to self administer a deep scalp massage in the affected areas has a small but noticeable effect. There does appear to be an issue with blood supply, causing general thinning of the scalp (all areas). Fatty areas appear most affected and fat soluble vitamins may be implicated..
Yes interview Dr Plikus. That would be awesome.
YES invite him to the show!! Great content!
I suffered alopecia after covid. Laser cap really help & no extreme diets . Minoxidal works good as well.
Great episode thank you for sharing all the info in a bite size format. Yes! Please do an interview with Dr Plikus.
Wow. I get Botox on my hairline to stop excessive sweat. My hairline has been growing back. I did not put two and two together
I'd like to know which treatment or procedure resulted in the growth and/or appearance of your eyebrows. Could you please let us know? Thanks.
Hello doc! Can you please review the product offered by Scandinavian bio labs? It keeps on popping on my ads
Yes please do the interview with Dr.Plikus.
Yes please start a podcast and get Dr. Plikus!
Yes please bring that doctor on.
Yes, Invite Doctor....
I'd love to hear your opinion on Tocotrienols as a treatment for hairloss. There was a study from 2009 that was really positive.
The man that discovered Tocotrienols in its purest form Dr. Barrie Tan is bald so I would say it’s not likely that it’s effective.
yes on podcast
Yes please, an interview would be amazing
Yes for sure. Please invite Dr. Plikus.
I have a treatment that seems to also help the efficacy of minoxidil. After applying your minoxidil you then put on your laser cap (if you have one) and use the regular amount of time you are supposed to wear it. If anyone can tell me if this isn't good I will stop doing it. However, it seems to help. And yes I think you should have the good Doctor on your show.
hey man!
What is the status of hair follicle cloning? this would be the best option out there in my opinion. Unfortunately I can't find out too much about it, but I do know that it will be tested in 2024?
Thank you!