I wouldn't do that dude. Microneedling is only good for increasing absorption of topical products. It has no real growth properties and actually damages your scalp long term even at lower mm. And no, RU isn't worth it. Just get a scalp biopsy and wait for the results. Center your focus on scalp health and taking care of it (like the video says. use the timestamps).

Nah It does. You are likely banned from it or blocked due to your account settings.

@Kyle_Bu huh I'll try it again, thanks

@rodrigoamaro1474 yeah 💯 If everything goes according to plan and the drug works fully to how it's theorized

Any time👾🕊️

Sounds like fin is helping. I would just use Dut. Maybe consider getting a dermatologist to see your problem areas?

@@lanoreblack3388 Thanks! This is an issue with many dermatologists. Some conditions, like LPP, can be "silent" as in they don't cause itching or inflammatory issues. Nevertheless, it still damages the hair follicle due to prolonged inflammatory factors. You should consider using Pioglitazone 15mg to start daily. Talk to your doctor about this of course. That and using Calcipotriol 0.005% and Clobetasol propionate 0.05% as topical solutions daily. Oral Minoxidil 2.5mg to 5mg daily (splitting the dose you pick in half throughout the day to limit side effects) should also help. In 6 months to a year there should be some progress. Continuing your spiro and maybe dutasteride ? Should be enough on the DHT side of things. But yeah good luck! This is all available in the literature. I'm not sure why people don't point this out often. There is a solution. You just need to act sooner for better results rather than later.

@@tgo007 great points! I focused more on the significant drugs but yeah antihistamines are great to add. Checking vitamin levels too is very important.. thanks for the comment!

@@بنيحكم-ع2د مَا شَاءَ ٱللَّٰهُ

@@بنيحكم-ع2د Your experience isn't what the literature and empirical evidence shows.

Yes, my brother, I used Finasteride for about a year and it was excellent. After a year, I used Dutasteride for 6 months and suffered from the side effects. Because of Dutasteride, and I advise that Dutasteride is very dangerous in terms of the side effects. Thank you.

@@بنيحكم-ع2د oh I see it's a side effect thing. I don't think it's dangerous because they're both working the same way. It's just that it's slightly stronger. But if you're doing well on finasteride then by all means continue my friend!

@@dfdfsfgnbvbnvnvinogradov I don't think you're having this issue because of Dutasteride. You're dealing with something that might be microbial. You should go get a KOH skin test done. But if you want something to do now consider 1. Ketoconazole shampoo three times a week. But make sure you use a moisturizer and conditioner for your hair while you're in the shower. 2. Nizoral psoriasis shampoo and conditioner. This is a really good formulation. Be sure to use this with the ketoconazole. 3. Benzoyl peroxide shampoo at 10% used along side the ketoconazole three times a week. Be careful because it can bleach your clothes. 4. Ciclopirox shampoo 1% twice a week. This will kill any fungal colonies that could be causing issues with your scalp. Make this a sort of routine to fight off whatever is causing you sebderm. You could even consider using Clobetasol propionate shampoo as well twice a week. Over time this should help. Good luck and always talk to a doctor.

@mlggodzilla1567 I would get checked out if I were you bro. Better be safe than sorry

@Kyle_Bu yeah i surely will, thanks

Go get it treated then. There's so much u can do

They should have taken from multiple areas. What does the biopsy report say exactly? In any case, if it's just aga then dutasteride and minoxidil.

@ yeah i’ve been on dut and topical minoxidil for almost 8 months now, i think my hair has gotten darker but that’s about it. i’ll update when i get the full medical release back, but no derm including this one i’ve been to seem to suspect any permanent scarring alopecia which is what i am concerned about now, im not sure how to move forward since none of the resources seem to indicate anything other than normal AGA despite this. I was also on accutane a few years ago, which i believe to be the reason my hair has gotten thinner.

Good luck! Let me know how it turns out.

Hello! Thanks for the support ! I'm not sure why the dermatologist is giving troubles about a biopsy. But, if you trust his assessment then sure. I'm more of a person the prefers to have more conclusive evidence than just a physician's visual assessments. So, if you're like me, I would still push for the biopsy. But for something like folliculitis, that should be easy to tell my just looking at it so I would be in agreement here. If you aren't sure whether or not you're improving or losing ground, I would consider the trichotest. Did you get worse on dutasteride?

@Kyle_Bu didn't get worse but not significant improvements unfortunately. Also trichotest just tell you if you are sensitive to minoxidil or finasteride

I'll be posting them soon. There are a lot. I'm putting them in APA format.

Get that addressed as soon as possible. Watch the whole video to understand or use the timestamps to navigate...

Same

@@Kyle_Bu well I'm 28 now , started finasteride last month 🥲

Give it sometime. Just switch to Dutasteride now or wait for a year

@@Kyle_Bu I was thinking the same , I have hair thinning even on the donor area and sides.

I would consider using Dutasteride in your case. If you have a lot of oil production, It would probably be worth checking your diet and if you're eating things high in cholesterol and triglycerides. You can ask your doctor for a KOH skin test on your scalp to see which microbes are causing issues. Finally, biopsy is a more conclusive assessment of your scalp condition. Also, I don't think its worth it or even healthy to be on a purely carnivore diet. This is pretty risky.

@@Kyle_Bu bro i appriciate your feedback! 🙏 will give the tests a try, yeah i cureently switched to animal based for getting some nuts and seeds and also berries into the system, hair got a little better, also the filaments are nearly none existant

Good luck 💯

i would like to know as nothing seems to work

Use the timestamps. Everything is explained in detail. Pioglitazone HCL is something to talk to your doctor about.

@@copetillirope178 What's up bro. Maybe you don't remember but we talked before. Go to your doctor and show them the literature. Pioglitazone HCL and clobetasol. That's all I can really say. Please make an effort to listen to the video and use the timestamps

​@@Kyle_Bu man trust me i value and listen to your videos in depth and the thing is that i don't tolerate anything topically and clobetasol made my inflammation way worse than it was before ( i even had corticoid injected and it made me flare up even worst and it's seem to be the case for a lot of people) . i like your approach to target ppar receptor and it seems to make sens but how do you explain that nowadays most doc will only prescribe hydroxychloroquine or in the best case scenario a jak inhibitor but none seems tp recommend pioglitazone to treat lpp or ffa or it's a " third line " option. i get my appointment on monday and my hope is to get prescribed cyclosporine as a " bridge" treatment to try to lower my immune system and see what to do next . i should probably try to consult you but with all my issues i didn't find the strenght to do it . sry for the long comment

Which one are you taking finasteride or dutasteride? How's your hairline

Do you also use minoxidil?

@@tomshaji My hairline was surprisingly untouched by DUPA. I am taking dut now. Started with fin. And yes, I do apply minoxidil every day before I go to sleep

@@emperorpalpatine6239 you're a lucky guy then

Good news! Keep it up!

how did you treat it ?

Yeah, how did you treated it?

Congrats!

@@roadtogreat If you want to learn something or solve the issue you sometimes have to do the research yourself. This can't be spoon fed to you. This video should help you get started.

You should buy their shampoo. Let me know if it grows hair lol

@ 😂😂🤦‍♂️

Vegan Gains needs to bring it back lol

True lmao! 20 mg oral minoxidil 👾 they might think it's the chemotherapy drugs. That's why that idiot didn't know what he was doing. You can't use 26 drugs at once and say which one worked or which set worked to yield a result. Near impossible 🤣

@@Kyle_Bu I just found new hair loss cure protocol! You gotta put rotten milk mixed with dogshit on your head once every 2 days (and also do topical minoxidil 2x daily and take 2.5 mg dut daily), this works like magic!💯

Yes sir! It will be out tomorrow!!!

I was thinking of Vegan Gains to be honest LOL

@@TheFishSeabass yeah seems like Kyle idolizes racist white men that dislike Jewish people very odd

@@herbertherbert-e7x I'm not? KZbin probably filtered you out. But you're from HairDAO. I'm familiar with your username. You can offer a rebuttal here if you'd like. I see no other comments in the "held" view.

okay fair enough. yes i am from hairdao. i was just confused because it was a rather long comment that i was able to post below other videos but not this one

@@herbertherbert-e7x Okay well then respond? What part of my comments are defamatory? You're representing them.

nah, first of all i am not representing anybody here. hairdao is an open community and i was a contributor but i am not whatever you may consider a representative. i am also not very active anymore for about the past 6 months or so due to personal reasons. this is not about a particular defamation, i am just sharing my thoughts.i cant post it here under this video but it works here kzbin.infoUgkxaUNT6cHmwsIBHHAY1VLU5oseJHjL10Ds?lc=UgyRUCjFAsdebGJy9PJ4AaABAg&si=hPX0O43qY6NpUzG2 for some reason

Not all alopecias have the same cause. Inflammation needs a cause and that cause and location of inflammation varies.

@Kyle_Bu ATI-502 topical jak inhibitor That works on androgenic alopecia. Inflammation wasn't even in the discussion for aga 5 years ago. Another decade I think a lot of the advances will be because of anti inflammatory methods

@@tgo007 that's interesting. I recall this. But this would be downstream of DHT's impacts on the hair follicle which somewhere down the line there's a slight inflammatory aspect that occurs. So slowing down the immune response could help? But at that point why not use topical tacrolimus? (Could be unsafe and phototoxic)

I need Jumpman to sign my HairDAO shampoo that I bought. I'll be using it as a prop in future videos.

New one after this!

Sim, eu tomo. 4,5 gramas com dia

@Kyle_Bu E vc não tem queda de cabelo com o uso ?

nao. Isso um mito. Essa informacao falsa vem de um estudo com jogadores de rugbi que foram testados imediatamente apos levantarem pesos pesados. Quando vc levanta cargas pesadas, seu perfil hormonal androgenico aumenta por um breve momento, mas esse aumento nao e sustentado nem "suprafisiologico" a ponto de fazer diferença para o seu cabelo. alem disso as amostras de sangue obtidas no estudo podem ter sido manuseadas de forma inadequada, tornando os resultados pouco confiaveis. creatina no causa nem acelera a queda de cabelo

Do you calculate your food calories? How do you track it? Thanks!

@Bigfan23527 I stick to serving sizes and sometimes weigh my food. But I don't do that much these days because I have a good idea of what I need on a day to day basis.

I was thinking about this for a while. I might. But I'll just say I think it's a gimmick

@@madjack420 did you not watch the video? Lol

@Kyle_Bu nope lol

Go figure it out

@@2Bars4GoodOfficial no because they don't do anything

@Kyle_Bu realy ??? Ok thx for feedback 🙏 i have astaxanthin at home, did you notice any effects?

@Kyle_Bu realy ??? Ok thx for feedback 🙏 i have astaxanthin at home, did you notice any effects?

@Kyle_Bu realy ??? Ok thx for feedback 🙏 i have astaxanthin at home, did you notice any effects?

Aside from Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-20 (Greyverse). This only works for people who just starting to go grey.

@@ArcticWolf-ys7kb We don't have anything that can make any meaningful reversal. Prevention methods? Perhaps with topical minoxidil or potentially topical rapamycin. But these may only have slight marginal benefits

@Kyle_Bu Topical minoxidil causes grey hair while oral minoxidil repigment greys to some extent. Weird right? T3 shown to be promising in repigmentation. You don't think it is safe to apply T3 on scalp even if the dosage is very very small? What is your take on Luteolin and Ellagic Acid?

@@ArcticWolf-ys7kb 1. Topical minoxidil doesn't cause grey hair. I'm not sure where you heard that from. Perhaps it can stimulate velus hairs to grow but them being grey is due to them not being terminal or intermediate hairs. Intermediate and terminal hairs won't become grey because of minoxidil use...The same thing is true for oral minoxidil. 2. It looks like the idiots at HairDAO have successfully implemented their grift. There's not much I can say other than if you think it will work, try it for yourself. The synthetic thyroid hormones they use have a half life in the days. If you're using this everyday, even at a "low concentration" it will have consistent effects that will eventually tip your endogenous thyroid hormones out of balance. That's one thing I wouldn't play around with considering how higher thyroid hormone causes grey hair, hair loss, and lots of oxidative stress. Yes even locally. I haven't looked into luteolin and ellagic acid. So no comment there. Good luck 🕊️

@serhatsoydas226 you already know the answer 💀

I started Fin as 1mg with the complaint of prostate enlargement. I don't have much expectation for hair, I am already bald. But the hypercusis, which started in the 2nd week, continued gradually and is now at an unbearable level. I took a break from the medication. Low libido, sperm liquefaction, etc. were things I expected. I would not stop taking the medication for these, but this hypercusis really made me sick. If there is another solution for my prostate enlargement, I am open to your advice.

@serhatsoydas226 hyperacusis? You probably have a mental issue or you're dealing with something in your environment. There's no way finasteride causes this as a side effect. Please don't add new side effects simply because you coincidentally started feeling this "side effect" after finasteride. It may very well be in your head: Nocebo effect.

@@Kyle_Bubro STOP STOP spreading misinformation because YOU think fin can’t cause this. Yes fin causes sound sensitivity in some people. Your glorious drug is destroying lives and you pretend it’s not. Pfs is real this BS is real now stop yapping a bunch of misinformation. You’re going to cause suicide in young men you bafoon

@@Kyle_Buyou need to get some serious mental help brother. You’re so damn obsessed w hair and drug you ignore that this drug causes a condition that has caused young men suicide. You say it’s Nocebo you’re literally the only experiencing this with your denial of reality. Wake up. Stop being in a cult. You’re contributing to the down fall of men and don’t even see it. A sad excuse of a man.