Hair Transplants: Do They Last Forever? - The Truth

[@lakshaychopra8241]

You are the most genuine person giving information on hair loss. I am shocked to see how much information the doctors hide from their patients. Thank you for doing this and helping out people.

[@LAinLA86]

This is why I like Rob. He is so genuine in his analysis

[@PerfectHairHealth]

Thanks for watching! I know this was a long one...

[@matiasherrera8730]

​@@PerfectHairHealthThe study subjects were also not taking dht blockers, were they?

[@kakarot4243]

@@PerfectHairHealthcan your hair still thin after the transplant

[@ahmedfaraz5353]

I watched this video coz I recently got a hair transplant. I get your point that there are no long term studies done which suggests that transplanted hairs last forever. But one of my uncle in his mid 40s, when his head was completely bald, had a hair transplant done using the FUT procedure 13 years ago. And 13 years later, his transplanted hair still lives. So that for me is an evidence that it lasts forever. However, the doctors told me after the ago of 40, the hair-fall naturally stops, so that might be a reason why his transplanted hairs survived for 13 years.

[@alexanderlouis4271]

Just curious, did you and your uncle go on Finasteride or any other medication prior or after the hair transplant?

[@ahmedfaraz5353]

@@alexanderlouis4271 not sure about my uncle. But i have used minoxidil for 14 months and it did showed good results. But when I stopped using it, my hairs started falling again. Therefore, I decided to get a hair transplant. It’s been 5 days since i had my hair transplant. I’m planning to start using minoxidil again, use it for a year and will stop it. I’ll also start taking finasteride and if it goes well for me, I’ll keep using it for at least a couple of years. I’m hoping that one year use of minoxidil will help me get a good density of hairs after which finasteride will help me maintain that density.

[@Testruecast]

@@ahmedfaraz5353 Good afternoon. Thanks. But the question is if your uncle go on Finasteride After. Many people concern is that after the transplant they have to take finasteride for years. But other people say they didnt. How was the experience of your uncle?

[@rdean150]

@@ahmedfaraz5353 I also opted to try minoxidil first due to worry about the potential side effects of finasteride. In hindsight, I really wish I'd never used minoxidil at all and just got on finasteride immediately. That cost me a year's worth of hair loss that I'll never be able to undo. So when I finally did start on finasteride, my scalp had already progressed to a point that I'm unhappy with and finasteride will never be able to fix on its own. It's crucial to start on finasteride at a point where you're still comfortable with your overall hairline, as finasteride mainly just sorta locks that in. Minoxidil foam made me shed more than it regrew, so the net effect was overall worse than if I'd never used it. It turned a small area of exposed scalp into a wide area of visible thinning, with a few thick hairs scattered around. Those few seemingly stronger hairs that benefited were not worth the loss of the many small supporting hairs that filled in the overall area to cover the scalp.

[@ahmedfaraz5353]

@@rdean150 Perhaps minoxidil doesn't work for everyone.

[@tomcotter4299]

I love the energy you’re bringing to the cause of male pattern hair loss. I’d really love to see all of the big channels get together and form a foundation to fundraise for research. All men should probably just chip in $5 a month for research on male pattern balding. It’s coming for all of us but we could find a permanent solution a lot quicker through collective action.

[@jsy8]

I second this. Let’s start?

[@michaelrosenberg2420]

An excellent analysis of all data. I particularly enjoyed his unbiased analysis of the 1970,72 and 2022 papers. This man's only purpose it to accurately and dispassionately dispense accurate conclusions from multiple data sources. His is not shilling anything other than scientific truth. A breath of fresh air in this morass of ads and papers. An impressive post. Thank you.

[@ananthacharya9316]

This channel is going to be big one day. A truly scientific approach with a strong conclusion to support the facts. Continue the great work 👍

[@Rob-bq6ek]

Be prepared by being proactive as soon as you see hair loss, if, you want to keep your natural hair as long as possible. There's a lot of ways nowadays to keep your hair, including HT's. This channel is definitely worth following.

[@vinitp3367]

I had a transplant about 1200 follicles near my frontal hairline in 2008...now I have very visible scalp with thinning hair but it is in the area behind the original area that received a transplant...the original transplanted area still holds a reasonably thick hair ...so I think transplanted hair will last up to 90%😊

[@countyjay7651]

Are you on finasteride or minoxidil?

[@whome5810]

Are you taking any preventative medication like finasteride or minoxidil?

[@philgiordano1]

@@countyjay7651 Ive been on Finasteride or 15 years post transplant. I've had two. original still going strong. probably 90% still there.

[@oreo598]

you on finasteride or minoxidil?

[@philgiordano1]

@@countyjay7651 I've taken Fin for 15 years no issues. I had major issues with MInoxidil though. Chest pain through the roof.

[@melissabittinger4149]

Husband got his first HT in 1997, fast forward to second HT last week at 54, all of his original HT was still intact, without using fin or mon. He did thin farther back, requiring a second HT and he now uses topical fin/mon.

[@Russellviews]

Wow thats a looong time testimonial. Thanks for sharing Mrs !!

[@tqb43]

Is the fin/mon necessary at this point for him?

[@nathan87]

Nice to know, but worth remembering that is only one anecdote. 10% of the subjects in the study rob references here did not show loss to their transplanted hair, so we know that it happens in a reasonable number of people.

[@vilheard3030]

​@@tqb43 only of he has 30-40% of his native hair .

[@dsstealth2000]

I had a hair transplant done 28 years ago. I actually had much more original hair then than I do now. The only remaining hair on the front half of my head is the transplanted hair. I had FUT procedure. I did not take any additional meds. All natural. I’m going to turkey to do it again. I’m 60 years old. If there is any loss it should not be noticeable in my coffin. Haha.

[@michaelmccabe2404]

This channel deserves to be sooo much bigger. Hope it gets there soon.

[@kamalaparadise2269]

So to summarize a conclusion, a HT done properly WITHOUT meds will likely only last between 2-7 years. Meds may possibly help to extend the life the of the transplanted hair.

[@Bakanelli]

Agree, doing a HT without using finasteride is setting yourself up for a failure. Really feel for those 1% that actually had side effects and I also feel bad for those 99% that are scared for nothing to try it (including myself for few years). Also fameous people like Daniel Negranu with their stupid opinion in the past make damage.

[@helifynoe9930]

Okay, here is something that is not mentioned that often. If you are not that old at the time of the transplant, you may end up with more hairs than expected. Take my case. 3,000 hairs transplanted, led to about 5,000 new hairs. It looked great. However, those extra 2,000 hairs were old hairs that had come back to life due to an increase in blood supply in the general area, and other reasons related to the hair transplants shifting things into a repair mode. Sadly, they don't last forever. And so eventually those extra 2,000 or so hairs, went right back to being in dormant state.

[@itafita]

How long after your ht were they gone?

[@caleb-kun]

You counted? Lol

[@Imaprodigyy]

@@caleb-kunfr like we’re is the source on this or analysis from someone who is credible and has a PHD?

[@Golfing422]

I wondered about that, if the injury would actually cause more hair growth.

[@fatterperdurabo42069]

You might have been able to retain them with routine microneedling

[@Kenny-bj2zq]

One thing that makes a huge different in finding is who is on medication vs not on medication and what is the difference

[@johnnyjohnny7204]

xlnt report. here's some personal exp: since the mid 90s (age 40) i've had 3 procedures for light to moderate loss in front and crown. all by top surgeons: 2 by bosley and one by another xlnt provider. since then and up to this date everything you state has been pretty right on. donor sight was deep FUT (safe donor zone) at border of skull and neck). hair loss in back crown was about 25%, and maybe 20% in front/middle front. i would say that today i have almost as much hair in the transplanted areas as i did after all 3 procedures, which were from about '96 to 2005 or so. so both my transplant sites had only 25-20% loss, so they weren't bald. further, i am not typical insofar as being a health nut, little drinking, organic, a runner, hanging a few times a week a la 'American Gigolo', and nuuuumerous supplements, esp for hair such as DHT inhibitors like saw palmetto, pumpkin seeds, and growth factors such as keratin, biotin, msm, silica, gingko, etc. NO pharmaceuticals, only over the counter 'health' supplements, meaning most of my supplements are not ONLY for hair, but other health outcomes such as stronger joints, etc. i've personally seen the effect the following have had on my hair: 1. lowering drinking to 2 hard drinks/week at most, 2. each of my hair oriented supplements, 3, exercise, aerobics/calisthenics/inversion (for blood flow). conclusion: without the lifestyle considerations of supplements/exercise/nutrition (organic/lowered drinking/no smoking/good nutrition) i no doubt would have seen the over time hair loss of the implants at about 20% of what they were after implant. each of my lifestyle changes brought results that i could literally see within a month or so to ongoing. it was a synergistic process where each lifestyle change added up to reversing any hair loss of the original procedures, as well as any which might have continued despite the procedures. the result was that my hair is virtually as thick and covers the same area as it did after all 3 procedures. i'm sure if i let my lifestyle changes slip, there would be increased hair loss...however since they affect my entire health, they are not changes i will forego. i have noticed at times in the past where stopping some of the supplements targeting hair growth, e.g. keratin, silica, etc, did have an effect. i absolutely do not want nor have i ever been on lifetime hair drugs such as finesteride/minoxidil etc...though i do saw palmetto and pumpkin seeds, again for overall health since they affect prostate, keeping DHT down. hope this helps. my background was as a reporter/editor, and clearly a health nut.

[@saintgfilmz]

bro I never comment on yt videos like never.. but amazing video I really learned alot watching this keep up the great work!

[@kailars]

In ten years from now transplants will be less needed due to the great developments in stem cell therapy, even my doctors in Turkey agreed. I waited till 47 to get my HT, had used finastiride and minoxidil 2.5% from age 30 to 40, then gave up as saw many falls. Now that hairloss has massively slowed down a few years ago this was a good time for HT. Of course have restarted finastirid, shall after 5 months go down to 0.5mg daily as seems to be enough, while i continue minoxidil. P.S. my strong beard and chest hair also used as donor hair between the others, let's see...

[@jackspence625]

Fascinating! I didn't know that hair transplants could be temporary. Also, that injuries can spur hair growth. And thanks for the details, and all the work on the video.

[@fantoma3561]

its forever!

[@JND-vp6ov]

@@fantoma3561 If you comprehend the video, the answer is compex, ie. there seems to be some recipient site influence, the studies that you read that say they are forever have a bias, but the fragile human psyche will refuse to believe that which is painful. Many men are absolutely destroyed by the loss of hair and society places great emphasis on hair, how we look, tik tok, instagram, etc, while many other men re-focus life to more substantive endeavors, are completely confident and could care less about going bald.

[@jwolfe890]

Great video. I wish there was more critical research like this available.

[@gbluesrocker]

I lost about 30% of my transplants in the front area over the past few years, I’m in my mid fifties, I had the work done in my twenties and it looked good for a few decades, now I’m considering a natural looking hair system

[@danielvanniekerk8488]

Hi @gbluesrocker. Curious to know if you stayed on any hair loss meds over that period? Thanks

[@moodwithfood5]

So u got hair transplant about 25 to 30 years ago?

[@vilheard3030]

​@@danielvanniekerk8488I will assume he wasn't taking meds consistently.

[@raysurx2010]

Great video and insight, and only 53k view? This video should have way more views. Thanks for your diligent work.

[@alanrastelli]

Best AGA channel by far imo

[@Russellviews]

4 years later my hair transplant is maybe 10-15% thinner. Meaning each hair follicle seems a fraction thinner. No loss though. I'm really happy with mine.

[@mnnraaz]

Just want to confirm if there is any bad effect of HT on your existing non transplanted hairs.

[@Russellviews]

@@mnnraaz No. My non-transplanted hairs are unaffected. Whats HT?

[@mnnraaz]

@@Russellviews HT (hair transplant) I have heard from many people that after hair transplant, the existing hair also starts becoming thin. Due to which we gradually start looking bald from the non hair transplant area after a few years.

[@nicolasstavroguine4017]

About distant hair follicle communication signals : I think that’s why regrowing hairs always appear at the border area with existing hairs. And never where the surrounding area is slick bald.

[@PerfectHairHealth]

It is interesting to think about. Regrowth almost always seems to be “last out, first in.” There are case reports of people who lose their hair to alopecia areata, undergo a therapy 20 years later, regrow it all back and discover they now have advanced male pattern baldness. This seems to suggest that the effects of AGA continue even when the hair follicles are struck in the kenogen stage and/or perhaps not even cycling. It’s an area of research that I think is underrepresented!

[@ThatsMrFrank]

I absolutely love your unbiased, critical information.

[@khaderali8338]

Broo… u won my heart with your way of approach… Here it is❤️…

[@MRrZero]

Thank you for making such high quality content. Always love to binge watch your videos.

[@ronlevine8873]

Masterful analysis of a frustrating problem! Your hypothesis of using injury to cause or preserve hairgrowth is already well known: Dr. George Cotsarelis at the U. of Pennsylvania has been studying this phenomenon for many years. He has used this idea as the basis for his start-up company, Follica, but I don't know how successful this venture has been. In any event, I much appreciate the depth of your analysis and, more importantly, the skepticism you show for all of the so-called "baldness cures", even those that are well-researched.

[@mrcanard6542]

What a satisfying video, you take us threw your whole thinking process, this is really instructive !

[@AndyFriday]

Fascinating. Thank you so much for this well researched piece that has answered a bunch of questions no one else answered to this extent. Great job and much appreciated. Left a like, comment and shared the video!

[@helifynoe9930]

Another interesting event was me using hair dye. I tested the stuff on my arm to verify that I had no allergic reaction. There was no reaction at all. However, my scalp had a different opinion. A rash appeared in some areas, and it took close to a year for the skin to return back to normal skin color. The areas affected, were bald areas. Six months later, hair began to grow in those specific areas, and lasted about 3 years. So it appears that due to the damage done, the areas had shifted into repair mode, and the hair follicles located in those areas also got caught up in the process.

[@matalinaw8334]

Wow! Interesting

[@luisbustamante5479]

very true, I dyed my hair 2 years ago and then a year later I started noticing it thinner at the front even my barber notice it. That's when I realized I had alopecia but it had not been for the dying chemical it would've taken more years to show.

[@luisbustamante5479]

Very well-documented video, the best I've seen.

[@Russellviews]

One could hypothesize that 5-alpha reductase enzyme activity, the enzyme that causes the vast majority of hair loss/thinning , is still acting on the transplanted hair but starting with a thicker follicle begins its whittling down of the follicle thickness. . Of course, one could be taking Finasteride to minimize this affect so yea...Its complicated.

[@dante911ify]

Well done, a very informative video covering various aspects of hair transplant and answering many commonly asked questions.

[@gabrielalvarez1474]

Absolutely amazing video! Congrats

[@albertwong4516]

Thoroughly researched and summarised. Brilliant.

[@No0bT4rD]

I was skeptical at first but this turned out very interesting and informative

[@dfveiga9]

Just discovered your channel, great content and fascinating to learn !

[@MKBinDC]

Excellent discussion !

[@mikecronin6265]

The reality is, one needs to take a dht blocker. This, even if the majority of the top of the head contains transplanted hair. I truly believe that it is not the hair that's dht resistant, but it is the areas on the scalp that is resistant.

[@bobbylee2853]

The underlying condition of scalp tension must be the “root” cause of MPB.

[@hmdwn]

@@bobbylee2853 ... scalp tension TFF DHT in the scalp is the hair killer, not scalp tension.

[@tikumpondo]

Satya skin and this guy are the only ones not afraid to tell the truth not caring about their pockets(humanity)

[@Lionel212001]

This is really insightful, and I am glad that I watched all of it. I have been aware of the recipent site influence phenomenon for a while now but the original Dr Orentreich study is utterly fascinating. The devil is certainly in the details.

[@ebrowntaylor1]

I've had 5 hair transplants, and I've been following Rob for quite a long time. 4 of my 5 transplants were done by world class surgeons (3 by Jerry Cooley in Charlotte, NC). I also follow Rob's protocols for maintenance of existing hair. It's been 7 years since my first procedure, and I honestly don't think about my hair anymore. I contribute this to: 1) my procedures 2) following Rob's advice and protocols.

[@Russellviews]

That seems like a lot of procedures in 7 years. Were there extenuating circumstance for you to have so many?

[@kamalaparadise2269]

Did you take meds the entire time?

[@luisbustamante5479]

Scary, hopefully those meds help me keep alopecia at bay long enough.

[@2380Shaw]

I guess the "5 years later" picture may still be better then without the hair transplants because if you're already losing hair before the transplants then likely without transplants that guy would have been completely bald.

[@francdubois7832]

These follicles are taken from the donor region. If they are left in the donor region, they continue to produce hair for life. So, why should it be any different if they’re transplanted into the galea? Unless the galea environment gradually causes an epigenetic mutation (upregulation in androgen / cytokine receptors), just like the indigenous galea follicles that do miniaturise.

[@alexz9928]

Great video Rob. I've always appreciated your work. When does your new microneedling study come out that you first mentioned a few weeks ago?

[@PerfectHairHealth]

Thank you! The study is officially published: link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs13555-021-00653-2 I’m hoping to put together a video on this in the next two weeks!

[@alexz9928]

@@PerfectHairHealth Thanks Rob! Hopefully your next video covers microneedling after a transplant because now I'm very intrigued

[@patite3103]

Amazing video! Keep up with your work! Could you do a video about different hair transplant techniques and which is the best? thank your

[@FRUXT]

The picture showed at 18min50 proved nothing. Which hairs droped ? the transplanted ones or the natural ones ? The study should study complete bald men before surgery, otherwise it is useless...

[@changename8820]

Yes is for everything!! Nothing last forever 😂😅🥹😕😫🫠🫠

[@Rusty4488]

The results from that 4 year study proves all the more reason to be on medical therapy.

[@harvindersingh4231]

Good information Rob, thanks 🙏🏻

[@mrivera3046]

I’m mind blown by this video. There’s a lot I haven’t heard of. You go into more detail instead of saying the cause of hair loss is genetic etc unlike other youtube videos. Please consider making a video deep into finasteride. Some people manage to keep most hair even after the drug was supposed to lose it’s effectiveness. I feel like you’re getting close to the reason hair falls out. A topic left untouched is just on the tip of your tongue.

[@Sanket.vjadhav]

when is finesteride supposed to stop working? I'm taking it at 21 and worried that it'll loose it's result in few years

[@mrivera3046]

@@Sanket.vjadhav You might be in a better rout than me. I’ve taken minoxidil for 2 months before deciding to stop. I’ve taken finasteride for a month and discontinued as well. But I believe finasteride keeps more hair if you discontinue use. Minoxidil stimulates scalp whereas finasteride blocks dht. After not having any more stimulant the follicles shrink. It’s strange, some people have finasteride working for longer periods than expected. I’ve seen an accurate chart with the typical time how long fin and minoxidil last for most men, but I can’t remember.

[@ritankardas6801]

One of the biggest evidences that hair transplant last for atkeast 15-20 years if you take proper post-op care is the youtube channel named "Hair Growth with Alex";where a guy named Alex has undergone a transplant 15 years ago and hair is still intact

[@moodwithfood5]

Very great job bro.... Useful info....

[@Doing_Time]

so I used rogaine and propecia when they first came out in my late teens while I rapidly lost what little was left of my hair...what does that say about my chances of long-term success with a transplant in my 50s?

[@lilytea3]

0:33: 📺 Hair transplants do not last forever, contrary to popular belief. 4:39: 🔬 Research on donor dominance and individual hair follicles has led to advancements in hair loss treatments. 9:54: 📚 Hair transplant studies have shown that donor hairs may have lower survival rates and slower growth rates when transplanted to different areas of the body. 14:21: 🤔 Transplanted hairs can thin over time due to various factors such as a bad hair transplant, advanced stages of hair loss, or the surrounding hair thinning. 18:51: ❗ A four-year study on human hair transplants found that over 90% of patients experienced thinning of transplanted hairs. 22:59: 📝 The video discusses the discrepancy between the initial belief in 100 donor dominance in hair transplants and the current understanding that recipient sites play a larger role in hair transplant survivability. 27:59: 🔬 Hair follicles can communicate with each other across distances of 2.4mm to 6mm, potentially explaining hair regrowth in bald men. Recap by Tammy AI

[@cimbom007]

Hey Rob, but the Hairs generally thin out if we don't support them with nutritions and vitamins (+Finasteride). So in conclusion; transplanted hairs would not thin out if we support them with Vitamins etc. 🤔

[@Jbrimbelibap]

What I've Learned always gets very close to truth and geniune analysis, or experts that do just that

[@carlospalma_]

Damn, what a great video!! In emotes watching every single bit of it. 👏

[@CosmosMBTS]

Well... I wish this was out before I had my hair transplant - it would have given me a greater understanding of transplanted hair survival. Hair transplant Apr 2019 = about 2 months before, I started to take a cocktail of vitamins and minerals to help achieve greater survival of the hair transplant. The hair surgeon suggested I take Finasteride and Minoxidil as well as the hair transplant, I said I was getting a hair transplant so I would not have to take medication, but I agreed to applying Min5% as directed after the hair transplant along with my cocktail of vitamins and minerals. I was to go back in May 2020, for 2nd transplant, but did not because of Covid. Dec 2021, I stopped taking my cocktail (also my thyroxine tablets) and Minoxidil... well, with in a month I noticed my hair quality and colour subsiding. A couple of months my hair was thinning again and coming out in my brush like it used to when I was first going bald with the use of Roaccutane and genetic disposition. I feel, the hair surgeon new that a hair transplant is not the be all and end all - he did not discuss this directly but suggested I take other FDA approved medication as well as the hair transplant. Since Mar 2022, I have started a course of direction to try and achieve better hair quality and regrow some of the transplanted hair and the original miniaturized hair back again. For me, a hair transplant was part of the puzzle, I now attack the miniaturization of hair follicles in more than one way. Thanks, great video.

[@ordinaryguy815]

Dude.. you cant get a HT and not take finasteride

[@CosmosMBTS]

@@ordinaryguy815 WOW!

[@vilheard3030]

You're saying you lose some transplanted hair within 2 years? That's unheard of, I've heard of people losing their natural hair due to not using finasteride etc. If that's the case, hair transplants are useless and a scam.

[@ahealthierkirk2558]

Were those patients in the 2020 study on Finasteride and minox treatments?

[@dandelgado11]

Yes. If you take Finisteride. If not they don't. But why would u do that?!

[@unassailable6138]

There were no differences in hair retention and shrinking in the patients of hair transplants taking finasteride and minoxidil and those not taking them.

[@dandelgado11]

@@unassailable6138 just not true at all.

[@unassailable6138]

@@dandelgado11 Seems like you haven't watched the video. I'm quoting the the conclusion reached by the scientific paper which showed no differences between the two groups. If you disagree then produce another study.

[@dandelgado11]

@@unassailable6138 I ned not to. Its already proven all over the world.... Believe what you want... Its not my hair you'll loose again :)

[@unassailable6138]

@@dandelgado11 Man you have no idea what u are talking about. The study is about the survival of post transplanted hair . The transplanted hairs get thinner after 3 years on 50% of people , even those who are taking finasteride and minoxidil. He is mentioning TRANSPLANTED HAIR read this 3 times.

[@collinsx62]

Excellent video.

[@USViper]

Hair generation after dermal injuries is real. I carry a concealed 357 magnum. The hammer has cross cuts like sand paper to the skin. The area on my lower right abdomen was constantly being cut and abraised. I noticed long dark hairs growing from that wound, where no hair has ever grown. Strange stuff.

[@TIPTOESMOOTH]

20 years ago, I was shot in the chest/stomach area with a shotgun. Every hole the bird shot left grew an incredibly thick, long hair. It's really weird.

[@USViper]

​@@TIPTOESMOOTHDid you have a brain injury, or is it genetic? It's gotta be genetic. Mom and dad dummies to huh.

[@jenxsj3902]

Rob, hair transplants are worth it, let’s just be clear. They work. Of course combination treatments will produce better results.

[@PerfectHairHealth]

Yes!

[@jenxsj3902]

@RedPillRahim have you had a transplant?

[@Russellviews]

@rahimsvoice Dude....I had one 7 years ago...They work. My hair still looks great at only $3700.00

[@pagenotfound-]

if you don't take finasteride after hair transplant it will not last forever

[@purps7017]

I have a ridge on my hairline after getting my transplant about 7 years ago. So I can't shave my head completely now because the ridge makes my hairline look bad when i have no hair. This is tough because my hair is now quite thin and not looking good any more. It's very annoying. I wish I hadn't got the transplant in a way. Although sometimes it looks ok in certain light it still looks like a transplant now. My advice would be to stay bald and shave it if it looks good.

[@vilheard3030]

This isn't helpful lol. If someone can get their youth and good looks back, for 3-4 years,due to a hair transplant i would say it's worth it. Technology and AI assistant will be more advanced in the next few years. Everyone doesn't have bad experiences like you did.

[@moodwithfood5]

I have done transplant a few days ago....and i always had the same concern till now that how can transplanted hairs can be ever lasting when we dont have any practical examples present around us that had transplant 15 to 30 years ago? Surely we olnly look for the results that are maximum 3 4 or max 6 years old.... i havent seen any guy with the transplant 15 or 20 years ago....and this is my biggest concern till the day and always in my opinion i was clear about the fact that may be transplanted hair can,t be there forever... May be after 7 to 8 years they will lose.... Well studied and researched topic...❤

[@Russellviews]

How is your hair transplant now? YOu are at 4 months. that's when things really start to happen.

[@jemand7488]

Wayne Roney is another example of transplanted hair thinning

[@102bro]

his donor area was weak

[@Sensi5455]

Excllent talk and analysis man

[@rallyworld3417]

Best video so far .. also clinical studies are always highly inconsistent and inaccurate .. nothing surprising here

[@2380Shaw]

I'm thinking if my hair transplants last at least 3 to 5 years then hopefully it would just be a slow progression back to thinning hair. So maybe it would at least slow and delay going completely bald

[@blachlee1962]

Big help in deciding to NOT get a transplant. I'd wait for cloning, where you at least keep what you had. That also has variants pending; true cloning, plus injections of special cells near existing hair.

[@KneelBeforeZod310]

This is what I been waiting for

[@youngornitier]

Aint nobody got time for that, by the time it happens and is affordable i’ll be old and ugly anyway 😂

[@vilheard3030]

If you can wait another 25-30 years then go for it.

[@donnie876]

do you think a beard transplant on someone with no hair loss issues would cause thinning as well?

[@reedhendricks7687]

I don't normally comment but this video got me excited for the future of hair loss treatment. I wonder, is it possible to do a more refined version of that first procedure? The one where the transplanted hairs survive better?

[@PerfectHairHealth]

Those original plug grafts are a bit unsightly, but if what is presented in this video bores out to be true and is confirmed by more research groups, I think that you're right. I personally feel that most transplants are maintained long enough to warrant the procedure itself. But it would be nice to find techniques to better ensure survivability in the long-term.

[@jasonjames8739]

Excellent content!

[@davidnewbaum6346]

This is gold, keep it up.

[@barathon1161]

in the 4 year study about transplanted hair follicule thinning/disapearing. Did the testing subjects where on any medical therapy throughout the entire study ? especialy Finasteride ?

[@hawk_1234]

Very informative video. Wow ! You nailed it.

[@tatsumakisempyukaku]

I have diffuse thinning on my crown area. I did the prp and extra cellular matrix in Manhattan. The first round seemed to work. I was given finasteride to take but didn’t take it bc I was concerned about side effects. Now my hair is worse about 3-4 years later. After seeing 4 videos on this channel, I can see if I can’t get Botox and finasteride or saw palmetto. My friend has told me about a scalp massaging which I have to find. I also started micro needling but don’t know all the ins and outs of it. I have a derminator 2 from Europe I order. I have 9 and 12 needle cartridges.

[@Givemeabreak12]

This dude has the hair of the 1980s Incredible Hulk

[@curtisclawson9602]

Legendary content!! Thank you

[@nexxxuno]

19:59 the fact that you highlight that phrase while the next sentence (and other sentences alike) says "there is no arguing that transplanted hairs last forever" makes me think you could be a bit biased too...

[@buddycasino2415]

As your donor will most probably loose its density getting older, it's clear that you will loose those grafts in the front or crown during lifetime

[@Spherious-xr1rx]

Great video. Love your content

[@ordinaryguy815]

Impressive content. Good work

[@albertpuppymaster671]

Wow. 300+ fake comments doing nothing but praising this guy and none of the comment talk about the topic. Wow.

[@jamesheller2707]

Great video!

[@nj2mddude205]

I believe Rafael Nadal got a hair transplant that has thinned out. Former English soccer player Wayne Rooney may have also gotten a hair transplant that has thinned out over time.

[@GAPIntoTheGame]

Regarding the study at 16:40, where they using finasteride or dutasteride? If not I would like to see a comparison between the hair transplant while on fin/dut and one without it. I would assume that people on who get the transplant on fin/dut get better results

[@Professor5180]

So the one thing I gathered from the end of the video is a FUT transplanted hair follicle possibly has better survivability than an FUE transplanted follicle.

[@tarekalkhattab]

Does hair follicle die and disappear ? Or just get "desactivated" ? Can the body create new hair follicle and only reactivate them ?

[@dressarosa6636]

Hi I'm french and I enjoyed your video, but i had a question, you say that recipient sites do inluence the fate of the hair, the only factors that could lead to that are DHT level and some other things like low oxygen levels etc.. but mostly the DHT Level right ? So my question would about how DHT works exactly, when it is created, does it remain in our sclap or is it just something that will last some some but will likely disappear within a few days but since it's created every days so every days there is like a DHT supply from our system leading to baldness? cause my final question would be does medicines/drugs like oral finasteride or dutasteride only impact the produced dht or also the ones remaining in our scalp, cuz instead of talking about hair transplant, an healthy solution would just be to make the scalp just as low antigen levels as the mice's back so the actual front hair would just stop miniaturizing?

[@Bethechange766]

Which one is better? 1970s transplant or 2022s?

[@ceciestunpseudo6323]

Hey rob, nice video very informative and well construct Do you plan to make a video about the long-term efficacy of massage ? and maybe do you think it could make the transplanted hairs stay longer or even permanently ?

[@PerfectHairHealth]

Thanks! I wish we had more long-term data on massaging, but unfortunately, the only information we have are anecdotes. In that regard, there’s also a selection bias for those doing massages long-term: those seeing results early on tend to stick with the efforts longer than those who aren’t seeing results. I think that any intervention that’s working will likely help improve the long-term survivability of hair transplants. So, if you’re responding well to the massages, I would put those efforts into that category.

[@mastawitcha231]

@@PerfectHairHealth How are the information anecdotes when you've conducted a study about massaging without drugs and have shown pictures of people's scalps growing lost hair despite of age and having AGA, plus your website gives alot more representation about scalp massage as a main natural treatment and it has tons of pictures all of which show growth in people who've only done scalp massage regimen regularly

[@PerfectHairHealth]

@@mastawitcha231 You're totally right - we have a lot of people reporting long-term success from massaging (with photos, and even over 2+ year periods without the use of other treatments). So we know that for a portion of people, these techniques appear to work (according to photographic assessments and self perceptions). The part we're missing is objective endpoint data: for example, hair count / diameter changes. Another thing we're missing is the percent of success for those massaging 1.5+ years - as the dataset from our study wasn't very robust after the 18-month mark. Perhaps my last message read as if it discounted these things too much, which wasn't my goal. I just want to avoid overstating anything :)

[@catalinn6924]

I like your hair, Rob ! Do you use any products? It looks so healthy and thick

[@PerfectHairHealth]

Thanks! No products - just hopped out of the shower and pushed it to the side for the video. I do have diffuse thinning though. I've been lucky enough to retain the hairline, and I've been a great responder to stimulation-based interventions like microneedling / massaging. I've mentioned this in almost dozen other comments in other videos, but I'll likely start using some sort of DHT reducer in 2022. Just waiting on timing to decide if we're going to have another kid.

[@catalinn6924]

@@PerfectHairHealth Always family first ! Bless to you and to your family and a happy new year full of whatever you want !

[@ataraxia7439]

How long should someone go off dht lowering stuff if they want to have kids? Should you not do anything that lowers dht ever on your life before having kids?

[@ConnorLyon]

@@PerfectHairHealthI haven’t seen anything about finasteride and pregnancy issues. Are you saying that There’s a connection between the two? What connection would that be?

[@willardchi2571]

Curiously, if transplanted hairs acquire some of the characteristics of recipient site hair, might transplanting balding follicles from the top of the head to the back of the head cause those balding follicles to regrow? If so, this might be practical in the case of those large punch grafts before FUE was developed. Because before the punch grafts are transplanted into the top of the head, holes have to made in the top of the head to receive the punch grafts. Why not take the tissue from the excavated holes and stick them in the holes left by removing the donor punch grafts in the back of the head? Doing so might rejuvenate those balding follicles, perhaps even creating a fresh supply of new donor grafts decades later when the earlier transplanted grafts have thinned. And in any case, at least the donor area might grow thicker over time, allowing the hair on the back and sides to be cut shorter.

[@edithampuero487]

My husband had successful hair transplant 22 years ago at the hairmax Beverly Hills center. He was prescribed 1 mg finasteride with some side effects at the beginning that then subsided. He maintained his hair with hairmax shampoo and conditioner first following with davines.

[@slix1991]

Did he take medicine for a short term or forever ? Thank you

[@Daniel-ld7xs]

Oh nice

[@psylee8687]

How about that Instagram model that more plates more dates guy covered, had a hair transplant, and then a few years later, all gone

[@bangbob673]

But Not his transplanted hairs

[@fym2010]

Not taking finasteride