Hair Loss Treatments That Actually Work for Women & Men! | Dr. Shereene Idriss

[@ingridhastedt3470]

Would love to see more hair care videos! Maybe deep dives into common ingredients in haircare to know what to look for in hair products

[@pb9272]

Same

[@古琴-w8i]

Same

[@mariadimond22]

Same

[@mirirueda83]

Same 👍🏼

[@memo-ft2nv]

Yes plz esp. On FFA

[@moushmimom82]

After delivery, I noticed my hairfall but I remained calm. I acted to to control it. I chose a health-centered approach. I prioritized my nutrition, having nutrient-rich foods, specially rich in Folic Acid and Protein. I exercised daily and engaged in meditation for stress control. I just stayed away from tight hairstyles and stopped using heated styling tools to prevent hair stress. I also started using LittleExttra's Coconion shampoo, hair oil combined with a neem wood comb. The outcome was hair fall control and the return of my hair.

[@ronikaguddi]

It actually helped. My hair fall reduced with cooconion shampoo of littllexttra.

[@debraburrows8435]

Minoxidil 5%, Nizoral, Rosemary oil, prescription finastride, spirilactum.

[@krisztina3694]

Nettle ❤

[@jmc8076]

@@krisztina3694 Goes back to native Americans centuries ago. : )

[@MCV630]

@@krisztina3694 Nettle? How does one use it?

[@user-mo9kk3zg2c]

People who have you as a derm are so lucky. So honest and truthfull. Here in the Netherlands most lie to us and uses us for money

[@Melissa-cy9se]

Very helpful, thank you!! And yes, hair loss takes a HUGE mental toll…I’m 36 and I’ve been dealing with it since I’m 21. It’s awful.

[@ceciliagovea]

for those looking into Nutrafol, Codeage has a "Hair Vitamins" supplement that is very very similar, it includes essentially all of the "extras" that nutrafold includes. and, anecdotally, it worked the same for me! oh, and it's half the price (about 33-39, depending on where you buy it)

[@dov111]

Thanks for sharing!

[@threatlevelmidnight3588]

Thank you for sharing

[@tokhui]

Thank you for sharing!

[@kathleenguerreiro21]

Thank you very much, because Nutrafol is out of my price range.

[@ktj8074]

Do you know if they have a vegan version that doesn’t have biotin? Biotin breaks my face out

[@Assiaake]

I have AGA and I am using PRP, minoxidil and Nizoral for almost 3 years now. This has worked for me and it's nice to hear i am doing the right thing! Will definitely try out the Rosemary oil as an extra!

[@mennaamer-xg5rm]

Minoxidil didnot effect on your body hair ? I mean it didn't make your body hair grow faster or thicker ?

[@SCK222]

Hi! I think I've seen at least 50 videos now about hair loss. This was definitely one of my favorites. Thank you so much about mentioning how much of a psychological effect it can have... and of showing your hair :) Makes me feel seen and trust that I'm watching the right person. Thank you! I wasn’t even experiencing hair loss, I just was curious and wanted to start a better hair routine to make my fine and fragile hair better. So I booked an appointment with a Trichologist (free consultation at a pharmacy). He said my hair is weak, my scalp problematic and he couldn’t see new any hair growth at all. I was told I have Androgenetic Alopecia and he suggested 4 products out of his catalogue from his own brand for 100€. I booked an appointment with a dermatologist because I was just shocked that he mentioned Alopecia. The dermatologist didn’t look at my scalp closer, didn’t test anything at all, only told me I must have Androgenetic Alopecia and I should take oral Minoxidil for the rest of my life. No blood tests, no nothing. I am only seeing my scalp now, whenever I see myself in the mirror and showering and drying my hair makes me sweat, it is intense, just like you said. From the picture in the video, I think I am a grade I and I just don’t want to believe that there is nothing I can do apart from Minoxidil. I’m seeing so many people on social media talking about deep oiling, scalp massaging, microneedling and I do believe that it works for them and want to try that before just taking oral minoxidil forever. It just scares me that I can’t stop it or I’d lose all hair I gained. Every doctor here on KZbin advises to go to a Dermatologist, but I can just say, the doctors I’ve seen disappointed me. They disregard all the alternatives I see everywhere online, just say that social media is all fake and that’s it. The trichologist almost screamed when I mentioned oil on the scalp. "NEVER put oil on your scalp." I don't know if he has looked at shampoos lately. I hardly believe that all verified, certified doctors here on KZbin are making things up. I feel like the doctors here on KZbin educate themselves much more with newer studies instead of only relying on what they learned 20 years ago at university. I’ve now decided to go ahead with oiling and scalp massaging, also getting vitamins and I was thinking about microneedling, but am scared to ruin the hair I have (although I’ve seen great results) and see what happens in 6 months. It is really hard. One day I think - it's not even that bad! And then I see myself in a mirror in a store or elevator and want to start crying. Much love and strength and patience to all people experiencing this - or even worse cases. ❤ Until about 4 weeks ago, I had no idea about all of this.

[@demetrakandalepas72]

I would love to see a video on causes and potential reversal of gray hair. I love the level of detail you give on all your videos!!

[@bobspeople6797]

This is the best video I’ve seen on hair loss. I really really appreciate that you promote finding a root cause if possible. Thank you!

[@stephaniemaynard8450]

Love all of this!! My sweet mom has had a rough few years (my dad passing, dx of multiple myeloma, moving in w my wacky fam) and she became fixated on her hair loss. This video really opened my eyes to the psychological aspect- I have always tried to be compassionate and empathetic but this really helped. Thank you so much for all you do, Ms Sassy Pants (that’s what I call you when talking to my adult besties and sharing your videos! Haha). Appreciate all you do!

[@OliviaPicon]

I’m sorry. Someone in my family also has multiple myeloma, the emotional toll is very real - transplant, chemo. Sending you and your family love

[@Mrs.TJTaylor]

Prayers for you and your mom.

[@carlosuribe9006]

First time viewer, you young lady are very eloquent and concise. Cherry on top very radiant .

[@ItsMeCheryl1231]

I have been on a prescription minoxidil/finasteride scalp spray for 6 months. I am showing new hairs that are about 1" long. I have been thinning for about the last 15 years. So far I am happy with the results. I told myself I would give it one year. So far, so good.

[@eileengleeson7851]

Thanks for this information 👍👍

[@lokiyan]

Do you find that Minoxidil makes your hair greasy? That's what's been stopping me from getting back into it.

[@ItsMeCheryl1231]

@@lokiyan Not really. I use it at night and it does feel a bit oily at the time I apply it, but by morning, it doesn't seem oily. I usually wash it out in the morning, but there have been times when I have just misted my hair and re-blow dried and styled my hair.

[@NickyRikki]

I was on monoxidil for 4 years. The max regrowth you get is up until 1 year and then it's maintenance. At 2.5 years my hair started falling out even worse than before I started. Used still constantly for about another 2 years and it did nothing but speed up the hairless process. I have stopped using it and my hair falls out at a slower pace than before I was on it. It's an absolute garbage product with extremely minimal results as far as growing your hair back. I would say it's not worth it and will never go back to monoxidil again. Diet change, natural oils and getting your vitamins tested to see where you may have deficiency is the best.

[@lisas8080]

@itsmecheryl1231 - what’s the name of this spray? Is it prescription? I’m intrigued.

[@intjill]

I’ve been using rosemary oil on my scalp for a little over 6 months. I only use it once or twice a week before I wash my hair (I let it sit on my scalp for at least 30 minutes prior to washing it off) I started noticing less fall out in the shower within the first month. Since I have been very consistent with it, the longer I’ve been using it (again I only use it once or twice a week) the less fall out I’ve been seeing. I could literally get clumps in the drain causing the water to not be able to drain, and would have to clean it out of the way at least 2-3 times whenever I washed my hair. Now I rarely have to clean hair out of the drain at all.

[@monicavernon2976]

Rosemary oil has helped me a lot too. I have been using it for about two years and it’s amazing.

[@Agridulxe]

how do you do the rosemary oil?

[@intjill]

@@Agridulxe I just apply it to my scalp and massage it in. Then I let it sit for at least 30 minutes before I wash it out.

[@YRSLM]

@@intjill which brand have of rosemary oil have you been using?

[@intjill]

@@YRSLM I use Handcraft Blends. It is steam distilled.

[@yvetteshelton534]

Would love to see a video on lash serums or lash and brow growth.😊

[@rahasalarzaie9651]

You're the best. As a science student I absolutely love how you speak based on research. Makes me trust you more than someone who just makes unsupported claims

[@josianest-arnault8883]

Oh God! Je n'ai jamais si vite tout arrêté ce que je faisais pour écouter une vidéo! J'ai tellllllement besoin de cela en ce moment! Merciiii ❤

[@joghog]

I've watched several podcasts on hair loss...this one is the BEST! Thanks!

[@jenniferg3251]

I just had COVID in May and now I've noticed how thin my hair is on top. Thank you for letting us know this is a side effect. Hoping it fills in again.

[@pilarkrol]

Same here, i had it last year also after covid! Now for the second time 😢

[@xoxoxtine]

I'm the same too. Ever since I got covid last year, my hair keeps thinning.

[@sundayschoolteacher1383]

I developed bald patches during covid, mostly resolved. Hair still thinner than pre-covid pandemic.

[@margaretr5701]

Same for me, it's very demoralizing, and I feel self conscious about it. I also found out that my BP med (beta blocker) can cause hair thinning, but the prescribing Dr won't confirm it. My hair was always fine, never thick but I had enough of it, now I can see my entire scalp! Covid seems to have a long lasting effect on hair loss. I'm going to try minoxodil/rogaine.

[@jenniferg3251]

@@margaretr5701 So sorry Margaret.

[@mariahsmom9457]

Thank you for acknowledging that this has massive psychological effects. I lost a ton of hair this past fall and winter. It came out in handfuls in the shower. Sometimes the water didn't drain well through the hair trap. It was alarming. I'm tapering one of my medications in case that's the culprit. TBH, I'd rather have my chronic pain issues back (extensive ortho problems) than to be bald.

[@feliciacantu8836]

Just curious if the medication you're tapering is Cymbalta (duloxetine). I started taking it for chronic neck pain and it destroyed my hair. It's so brittle and falling out. I started tapering in March. It will take me 2 & 1/2 years to get off of it!

[@dorothy135]

Great informative video. Appreciate the common sense down to earth approach. As a retired RN including working at NYU and Bellevue Derm in the past, I appreciate the work you all do.

[@Zaina-oe4ej]

Can you please do an episode on how to find a reputable dermatologist for PRP? What certifications do they need to have? Things like that. Thank you!

[@terrim.602]

Dang! I am an RN, who is very into hair loss and the climical reason "why" and what a person at home can do to help themselves. You did a fantastic job at going through the things available for people who cant go to a Board Certified Dermatologist. One thing to add, if a person can afford it, PRP is available for pregnant woman. Also, there is a lot if newer evidence and ongoing research regarding near and Infrared light therapy. It can be coupled with Minoxidil and a DHT inhibitor shampoo, which obviously gives a person the best results. Great video!!

[@Zizi462]

Red light therapy could work for women?

[@carolyn8728]

​@@Zizi462 Yes, I'm using the iRestore Professional hemet and it made my hair grow really fast. There will probably be some fallout at first because it stimulates the hair follicles, but I could tell my hair was growing fast because of the length of the grays at 4 weeks, and 6 weeks... Longer than usual.

[@mariabousoulegka8055]

A great review of a matter is when I have no questions to ask. Very well done our Universal Shereene

[@itsmenack0920]

Thanks for the useful info! I, too, has been suffered with hair loss all along as someone who has PCOS with female pattern hair loss running in my family. I was in the the beginning of Ludwig scale in stage 2 earlier this year and it hit me really hard. So I finally went to consult with dermatologist and she suggested PRP treatments and also prescribed oral and topical minoxidil and oral spironolactone. Also, I invested in iRestore LED cap thingy as well. So far, I’m about 5 months in the journey already and I see quite a dramatic result - my bald spot is barely there, the hair diameter is much thicker and the hair itself feels healthier than ever. So I do agree, you have to do everything in your power and I know it takes a LOT of effort and money but I swear it’s incomparable to the confidence I got back.

[@russianlitnerd5265]

Really helpful. Thanks for the comment

[@alveerasmystery357]

Whats your age tell?

[@--M--1111]

I just saw a dermatologist. I showed him a photo of the amount of hair I lose after 3-5 days of no washng my hair. I have naturally greasy scalp. He examined and said that 50 to even 200 hairs a day can be normal. He said he would not be worried if he was me. Asked about my parent's hair if they suffer from balding (which they do not) and then said if I am worried he can prescribed a hair foam / mousse that is medicated. But he looked at the photo of my hair and said it is normal we all lose hair and I look normal. I feel relieved. Since I was a teen I always shredded the same amount in the shower which seem like a lot. I thought I was losing more but he is a doctor with experience and looked at my scalp pulled on it a little and looked at my photo of my shredded hair from my shower. I am also seeing a endocrinologist who gave me 7 blood tests hormones and full blood counts. She can also examine and prescribe supplements to prevent a problem. He said pumpkin seed oil is ok with him if I feel it is good but he said if there was a problem he would prewcribe to me a hair foam which is medicated and works.

[@michellemacco]

More more more on HAIR LOSS 🙏🏽💕

[@trishee7625]

Between menopause and thyroidectomy, It’s daunting.

[@loriannriccetti3869]

Similar situation. Menopause and being treated for Graves’ disease. Good luck to you.

[@trishee7625]

@@loriannriccetti3869 , thank you. And luck to you as well. 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@giselarodriguez8420]

Give me the welcome to your group😢.

[@lftm0]

Hair is 90% genetics

[@--M--1111]

I just saw a dermatologist. I showed him a photo of the amount of hair I lose after 3-5 days of no washng my hair. I have naturally greasy scalp. He examined and said that 50 to even 200 hairs a day can be normal. He said he would not be worried if he was me. Asked about my parent's hair if they suffer from balding (which they do not) and then said if I am worried he can prescribed a hair foam / mousse that is medicated. But he looked at the photo of my hair and said it is normal we all lose hair and I look normal. I feel relieved. Since I was a teen I always shredded the same amount in the shower which seem like a lot. I thought I was losing more but he is a doctor with experience and looked at my scalp pulled on it a little and looked at my photo of my shredded hair from my shower. I am also seeing a endocrinologist who gave me 7 blood tests hormones and full blood counts. She can also examine and prescribe supplements to prevent a problem. He said pumpkin seed oil is ok with him if I feel it is good but he said if there was a problem he would prewcribe to me a hair foam which is medicated and works.

[@glorimarrodriguez8507]

these are great ! I've used 2 of the prescription options and I can say that it has been great. Ladies don't wait till is too late make the appointments to your dermatologist.

[@bbwsarah]

Thank you so much Dr Shereen , I'll be 22 in nov and I've had AGA since the age of 13 and it's been mentally challenging and extremely distressing but your video really helped me a lot

[@Catossa]

Great videos! Please more hair videos! For someone with really curly hair it’s a struggle to find what ingredients are best to use. Thank you!!!

[@jpphillips6250]

Having lost a large percentage of my hair due to severe COVID, I’m most grateful to find this particular video! Many, many thanks!!!

[@mariemcgrath8681]

Great video. I have noticed some hair loss, but at 78, I just worried about it, but now you have given me lots of info. to follow up. Thanks.

[@stefaniegotlieb1803]

Wow! Great timing- I have in the past experienced a number of types of hair loss from different causes, but it has always eventually grown back. I am now going through another phase, and it's so good to hear in a clear, informative fashion, what all the treatment options are. I'm already using some of them, but will continue to discuss further possibilities with my dermatologist. Thank you!

[@NN-bk3rn]

I'm a female and my hair thinning starts at the crown. It started when I was in my early 20s, now I'm in my 30 haven't progress so much but definitely so much thinner.

[@xxo5294]

Thank you for this video ❤️ I’m rapidly losing my hair and I’m very distressed about it. I don’t want this to be my reality. It is hard😢

[@lsimon343]

Massage ! Red light therapy minoxidil and oral rogain. This is holding me steady

[@--M--1111]

I just saw a dermatologist. I showed him a photo of the amount of hair I lose after 3-5 days of no washng my hair. I have naturally greasy scalp. He examined and said that 50 to even 200 hairs a day can be normal. He said he would not be worried if he was me. Asked about my parent's hair if they suffer from balding (which they do not) and then said if I am worried he can prescribed a hair foam / mousse that is medicated. But he looked at the photo of my hair and said it is normal we all lose hair and I look normal. I feel relieved. Since I was a teen I always shredded the same amount in the shower which seem like a lot. I thought I was losing more but he is a doctor with experience and looked at my scalp pulled on it a little and looked at my photo of my shredded hair from my shower. I am also seeing a endocrinologist who gave me 7 blood tests hormones and full blood counts. She can also examine and prescribe supplements to prevent a problem. He said pumpkin seed oil is ok with him if I feel it is good but he said if there was a problem he would prewcribe to me a hair foam which is medicated and works.

[@DianaW-w3g]

Great video. I have two questions regarding hair loss treatment discussed in your video: 1) Does Monoxidil do anything to color-treat hair (fade/strip the color) or interact with hair dye? and 2) Can you use Monoxidil on eyebrows? A different dermatologist stated you can get a cotton pad and wipe Monoxidil over eyebrows, but was silent as risks due to proximity to eyes.

[@michellekirwan-woods7623]

Thank Dr. Idriss! I'm going through hairloss caused by telogen effluvian. It has been mentally devastating to me, and after 4 months of shedding, it's finally slowing down. Sending love and light to anyone dealing with hair loss. ❤❤❤

[@Crazee108]

I was experiencing the same post partum ☹️

[@michellekirwan-woods7623]

@@Crazee108 I'm sorry!

[@Pennylhkf]

What a gem of a video! Everything was easily understandable and detailed 😄.

[@Realwhity]

Thank you so much for mentioning rosemary oil and proper use. I didn’t know about the 2x per day.

[@solitairestarr5516]

I think you need to use rosemary oil in some other "carrier" oil at a low percentage.( I'd like more information on that). I have found leaving it on my scalp (overnight) not diluted seemed to burn my scalp, it even formed scabs! This is just a friendly note of caution, have you used it, how did you find it?

[@qqhk9647]

@@solitairestarr5516 I have been mixing rosemary oil with my shampoo and give my scalp a massage before rinsing away ... that was how I use but you'd better consult with your dermatologist as I am not sure how to apply for twice daily.

[@kelv5754]

Omg that shot with shower hair validated me so much, thank you, dr idris

[@danielebrooks6475]

You're so right about the psychological side effects, especially when you don't want to even be in public anymore. I had breast cancer a few years ago and all my hair fell out from chemotherapy. It grew back in so slowly and thin that I almost prefer being bald again. I have to be on estrogen suppressants for the rest of my life basically, but my doctor shrugs off my hair loss issues since it's not a real oncology medical concern. Would any of these options work for me or do I need to just accept this hair loss forever?

[@dees3179]

Mine eventually grew back but now after ten years it’s buggering off again and I’m living in permanent chemo flashbacks mode. Can’t cope. Hope yours improves. Drs don’t get it. They think it’s just hair. I understand that they have to tell patients that they are going to die every day, and compared to that, it is just hair. But to us, this isn’t a rational response, it’s the feelings around cancer tied up in hair loss that never go away and we are stuck seeing it every time we look in a mirror forever. No where to hide.

[@clairehamilton491]

I'm in the same situation. I just started Nutrafol. Expensive so I help it works.

[@IVvOOvVI]

Have you ever try sublingual biotin tab? I had a different surgery to where I cut my hair above my neck because I needed more than a year to recover and during those times, I had to be on iron supplement. After the course of the supplement, there were other issues, such as graying of the hair, and my scalp would have bumps in it after trying to dye my hair. Most of the time the hair loss is caused by not brushing my hair before I take a shower I’m shampooing my hair. It would fall off in tangles after I shower and also after I dye my hair, but then again, eventually it will grow back slowly and gradually, but I have a receding fore head at a young age when I was a minor. I think that part is genetic. My dad also was bald when he got older. When I took Isleton, I notice is gradually working or maybe it was just working on its own, even without the biotin. Taking boot did not hurt it. I did not take it daily nor weekly. I just took it whenever I remember to take it and I do not take it on the daily. I try not to dye my hair as often but it’s tough. I’ve been but works to wear because my hair is going gray. The hardest part is this hair wigs sometimes they don’t even look real even though they are expensive.

[@beingmaryliza]

Thank you for this. So helpful. Curious about your thoughts on red light therapy for the scalp & also The Ordinary multi peptide serum?

[@LeslieLorenzo-o6r]

What a great video! So informative and helpful and the fact that you showed your hair at the end was awesome, makes me feel better for sure. Hair loss is so upsetting and stressful.

[@vsadsad4932]

Thank u doc, it was very informative , so , clearly step by step explained . I don't think I have come across video like yours where hair fall has been talked about so openly , honestly.. thank u again.. keep doing the good work.. you are a savior for many of us.. I pity people who follow the paid influencers who lie through their teeth to make money from gullible

[@lanky_annie]

I had significant hair loss after menopause. The shedding phase just seemed to go on and on hair coming out in clumps. I started on hydrolysed collagen to see if this helped. Around the same time I bought an LED panel which I used religiously facing front, sides and back of head & neck. Within around 6 months significantly less shedding and around a year I have seen significant improvements, hair thicker and less hair free patches ❤

[@amperage8032]

Do you part your hair so the light hits the scalp or just aim it so the light is at your head?

[@naomie_simplelife79]

Where can I get a led panel plz?

[@universe25.x]

@@naomie_simplelife79invest into your hair. Buy irestore helmet. I use it, love it!

[@nicg9904]

Politely generous of you! Congrats to your man for regaining his topical outline!!!

[@Olive_O_Sudden]

Just a note about Nizoral: In Canada, the OTC shampoo is 2% Ketoconazole.

[@ItsMeCheryl1231]

@@Olive_O_Sudden In the US, it's 1%. 2% is prescription strength. Next time I am up there, I'm stocking up!

[@BergamotBarbiturate]

You seem so sweet and empathetic, I wish you were my doctor! As someone who has been struggling just to find doctors for the past three years who listen and don't wave me off as fine because I'm young, I'm at my breaking point with health anxiety. Blood test came back normal last year though. I've noticed for the past 4-5 years the hair on the right side of my head (temples, down toward the ear and a little behind) has gradually gotten thinner. I have fine hair. No bald spots, but the thickness between the two sides of my head is very noticeable to me. Like, I feel the air more on that side lol. I always wear my hair down, I'm very gentle when I detangle, and I let my hair air dry. Some bad habits I have - I've been using a flat iron with no heat protectant on, I don't braid my long hair before I sleep so I wake up with lots of tangles, I do detangle damp hair... But you'd think I'd notice the thinning on both sides since I treat them equal. I've heard it's not really a cause, but does anyone know for sure if favoring one side when you sleep can cause a traction hair loss? Edit: I am on anti depressants and have been since I was at least 16, so a good 13 years almost. Also I am a woman. Forgot to mention that.

[@Andy-ne5qi]

I lost 2/3 of my hair going through a horrible breakup which caused a psychotic breakdown. Only about half of it came back so I'm at like 66% of what I used to have. Fortunately I had too much hair to begin with, it was so heavy I couldn't wear it up because it gave me headaches. So I'm happy now as long as I don't lose hair later

[@briseydagarcia-ticas9890]

Did you use any of the suggested treatments?

[@yafabarel2267]

For your information, pay attention not to use shampoo which contains S.L.S. (sulphates) which can damage your hair. Jenny B.

[@adrianamiranda2304]

I’ve been waiting for this topic for so long. Thank you for sharing. Love it ! From Your Brazilian Doral-FL nerd.

[@linaabu-baker5575]

Thank you! I would love to hear more about excessive oily scalp.

[@christinel2359]

Hi Dr Idriss I was wondering if you know anything about Minoxidil causing facial aging? There are theories that minoxidil affects collagen and thus contributes to facial aging, I'm not sure how legitimate these theories are but would love to hear an informed opinion on it before I start thank you!

[@DaTa-wm5yc]

Heard the same and stopped using it because of it!

[@Ms_AP_]

OTC 1. Minoxidil 5% topical 2. Nizoral shampoo 3. Rosemary oil 2x a day 4. Prescription finasteride - available in both oral tablet and as a topical 5. Spiralactone 6. Nutrafol hair vitamins or prenatal vitamins 7. Microneedling 8. Retinol OFFICE TREATMENTS 9. PRP 3 treatments, 1 mo apart 10. Exosome therapy

[@donotdiscard4430]

Thank you!

[@thankthelord4536]

But what are the side effects?

[@yafabarel2267]

לידיעתך, יש לי מינוקסידיל סידיל, שהרופא המליץ וכשבאתי הביתה וקראתי מה זה עושה, מסתבר שאולי זה יעיל אבל עד גיל מסוים וכבר עברתי אותו מזמן. אז לא יכולתי אפילו להחזיר לבית המרקחת של קופ"ח. אפשר לומר שאני יכולה כבר להגיש דוקטורט לנושא הזה. אבל. . . תמיד אני קוראת את הפירוט שמצורף לתרופות ואחת מהן מסתבר מכילה S.L.S שהרבה זמן אני נמנעת מלהשתמש בו, והוא מופיע לעתים בתרכובת של שמפו ואז אם זה מכיל, אין להשתמש בו. הנה כי כן, החלטתי לא להשתמש בתרופה שמכילה זאת ונראה אם האינטואיציה שלי נכונה. נראה אם זה יעזור.

[@yafabarel2267]

מינוקסידיל סרין צריך להיות כי זה שינה לי אוטומטית.

[@deborahperez636]

So grateful for this video Dr. Idriss. I have been losing my hair and now I understand what is causing it. I have a thyroid condition and going through menopause. As per my doctor, I was taking biotin and had to stop as it was interfering with my medication. Good luck to your hubby!

[@kristintrapp623]

My endocrinologist said biotin doesn’t affect actual thyroid hormones or function, but may affect the test. So she has me stop biotin 1-2 weeks before getting TSH tested, then I just resume taking it. In other words, biotin doesn’t interfere with medicine, but may interfere with lab tests.

[@deborahperez636]

Thanks, Kristin for the explanation. @@kristintrapp623

[@starinajar13]

@@kristintrapp623is this true also for very small doses of biotin? The super high doses that are several times over the daily recommended amount, I understand causing issues

[@marcang4403]

Soo informative and in a way, “normal” people can understand.. thank you!

[@lexipowers5576]

Love your videos! I would like to hear your thoughts on light therapy for hair loss. I’ve been using my light pad and seeing more baby hairs growing in.

[@dwallens]

I had significant hair loss after both my kids were born. I've never met another person who has this happen (which makes me happy because I don't want others to go through the horror of losing that much hair!) When I say handfuls of hair fell out, I mean literal handfuls each time I washed my hair for several months. It was awful (but it has grown back, thankfully!)

[@shanshackyloveduck]

I have had hair loss on and off since I was a teenager. It grew back on and off and was thinning slowly. After having 2 kids with the past 3 years, I have 1/3 of my hair. It sucks. I don't have anybody else who has this problem after having kids. I'm sorry you are experiencing this too, but I'm glad you said something. Now I know I'm not alone. ❤

[@dwallens]

My youngest is 7 so thankfully my hair is fully grown in. However, it's now wavy so I'm having to learn how to style it because my hair was stick straight before! 💜

[@margaretr5701]

My hair grew well while I was pregnant, and looked better than ever, but became really thin afterwards. The hair loss was awful, nobody warns us about this, although I'm sure other women have this experience.

[@suviainen91]

Thank goodness I knew about the possibility of hair loss after having a baby but oh boy it's still terrible

[@zuzanazuscinova5209]

​@@margaretr5701another nasty side effect of pregnancy

[@lisameeting5837]

What??? I've seen countless dermatologists for my hair loss due to inflammation from allergy shots and none of them ever told me about Nizoral to help with the inflammation. I've had PRP 6 times, Laser, Exosomes twice, and so much more. Thank you!

[@michaels999]

Did any of that stuff help you?

[@rokhanariaz1394]

I think I menifested this video 😮 I am so happy to hear about it from you ❤

[@joanshealy1662]

Dr Dray had horrible fine broken hair years ago and she used the I Restore light treatment cap and her hair is gorgeous thick and shiny today so happy for her 😊

[@ioanaungureanu5200]

I'd love a deep dive on bakuchiol, and how it can act as a replacement for retinol during pregnancy 😊. I'd also love to hear out your opinion on Crescina hair loss/growth treatments, they are quite a hype in Europe! Thank you so much for all the valuable information you make time to share with us every week!❤

[@marlenisaguilar1920]

The Kérastase hair serums and ketoconazole shampoo and naturaltech thickening tonic are helping me 😊

[@jrb409]

Omg just yesterday I was searching for your channel for hair Care videos and could only find one from 2 years ago 😭 thank you for posting!!

[@corinnewilliams2101]

I was diagnosed with androgenetic alopecia at age 29 and was devastated. Spironolactone, oral minoxidil, and ketoconazole shampoo 2% have made a major difference. I also recommend reducing the amount of bleach/permanent color applied to the hair. I switched to demi-permanent color with fewer applications, and I’ve noticed my hair is glossier and has less breakage.

[@--M--1111]

Pumpkin seed oil works like monoxodil apparently and is safer.

[@tinamcgee5092]

All I’m going to say is….your great! Thank you for all the information you give us!

[@ur9232]

I love this Drs honesty as well her open ❤ to share all this information ❤

[@faith-mc8fe]

Best Derm Doctor ever!!

[@angyeliz]

This couldn’t come at a more perfect time. I’m struggling with female pattern loss at the top of my crown. I just started the 5% and want to layer other options.

[@hale8459]

Hello! Did it help u?

[@pinkrose8845]

Thank you so much for this helpful video. My husband started loosing his hair in his 20’s and my son is going to the same path.

[@alena7393]

And what about i-restore? You haven't mentioned it.

[@elizabethgutierrez1552]

Wow! Loved your video. You explained very clearly. My bald spot came from extreme stress situation 4 years ago. Bald spot is still there, you’ve given me hope with this video. I will try some of the products you showed, thank you again, God bless

[@EML-cv2zr]

Thyroid - diagnosed with hypothyroidism 13 years after the hair loss started Vitamin D - insufficient Biotin Zinc

[@marxalenina]

I’m a woman. Ive been using 5% minoxidil for years. I have the generic alopecia. It works. If I stop using it, my hair stops growing… so you have to know that you’re marrying this med.

[@ErlonJris]

If someone had told me to start using topical Minoxidil at the age of 16 (and to never stop using it ever), I would have never lost my hair and I wouldn’t have had to spend so much money trying to get it back 😢

[@iseeyou2810]

Topical steroids have huge side effects.

[@--M--1111]

I just saw a dermatologist. I showed him a photo of the amount of hair I lose after 3-5 days of no washng my hair. I have naturally greasy scalp. He examined and said that 50 to even 200 hairs a day can be normal. He said he would not be worried if he was me. Asked about my parent's hair if they suffer from balding (which they do not) and then said if I am worried he can prescribed a hair foam / mousse that is medicated. But he looked at the photo of my hair and said it is normal we all lose hair and I look normal. I feel relieved. Since I was a teen I always shredded the same amount in the shower which seem like a lot. I thought I was losing more but he is a doctor with experience and looked at my scalp pulled on it a little and looked at my photo of my shredded hair from my shower. I am also seeing a endocrinologist who gave me 7 blood tests hormones and full blood counts. She can also examine and prescribe supplements to prevent a problem. He said pumpkin seed oil is ok with him if I feel it is good but he said if there was a problem he would prewcribe to me a hair foam which is medicated and works.

[@--M--1111]

I just saw a dermatologist. I showed him a photo of the amount of hair I lose after 3-5 days of no washng my hair. I have naturally greasy scalp. He examined and said that 50 to even 200 hairs a day can be normal. He said he would not be worried if he was me. Asked about my parent's hair if they suffer from balding (which they do not) and then said if I am worried he can prescribed a hair foam / mousse that is medicated. But he looked at the photo of my hair and said it is normal we all lose hair and I look normal. I feel relieved. Since I was a teen I always shredded the same amount in the shower which seem like a lot. I thought I was losing more but he is a doctor with experience and looked at my scalp pulled on it a little and looked at my photo of my shredded hair from my shower. I am also seeing a endocrinologist who gave me 7 blood tests hormones and full blood counts. She can also examine and prescribe supplements to prevent a problem. He said pumpkin seed oil is ok with him if I feel it is good but he said if there was a problem he would prewcribe to me a hair foam which is medicated and works.

[@fatimabukhari2958]

How you use Pumpkin seed oil??? Orally ??

[@astr178]

Nice video! Thank you. I would argue that 2% minoxidil for women is bc of side effects. Some minoxidil gets absorbed into circulation (mostly doesn’t cross brain blood barrier so staying in head). Thus headaches, face swelling and beard growth can happen in some people despite applying minoxidil elsewhere on the head. It’s all individual but I would say that women should probably start with 2% and if no side effects, go up to 5%.

[@conniemurphyover70stillgla47]

after Covid in dec 2023 I lost a 1/4 of my hair that was very long.I now have a 5 in. pony tail and its growing back :) Thank GOD!

[@kazumakiriyu7845]

How did you do it

[@APFC95]

my hairs was always thin but a few months after having covid my hair started falling out like crazy, its been a year and am still not fully back to what it was, altouhgt yes i see its less thin, but i am concerned because each fall i tend to loose a bit of extra hair. Thank you for this video, gives me hope

[@reinaldogarcia70]

Thanks for educating us all 😊

[@AQTGirly4U]

My son suffered from dandruff pretty much from birth! I took him to several doctors including a dermatologist with no relief. I finally did some research on my own and found that some causes can be fungal in nature and bought the antifungal shampoo. His dandruff cleared up in about 3 weeks of use (using 3 days per week) and has not returned in over 6 months of use!!! I would recommend trying an antifungal shampoo to ANYONE struggling with dandruff or scalp issues!

[@munasheandeliandallmyfam4023]

Which one did u use in particular

[@bailey9642]

First time catching you on a Saturday...Just found you yesterday and completely Binged watch so many videos last night lol. ❤😊

[@ambercastro2887]

Why is PRP so expensive when you’re just centrifuging blood?? 😭

[@sonnyecho9195]

Yes darn it-makes me wanna make my own little lab and do this myself!

[@zgts4u]

Iv seen some people here do it themselves

[@slalomie]

Great comprehensive rundown. I’ve been taking finasteride pills daily for 5 years and it’s been the only thing to stop further loss. Unfortunately I haven’t seen any hair regrowth. I wish I started earlier. For minoxidil I highly recommend the foam one if you have a bad reaction with the liquid version. I think the propylene glycol in the liquid one made my scalp unbearably itchy.

[@torrid94]

Did you experience any of the side effects of Finasteride? I'm a 30year old male and I'm worried about the decreased libido & possible ED from Finasteride.

[@rosamoreno4794]

I am 46 yrs old, I was on birth control pills from age 18 until 01/2023 (27.5 yrs on the low dose pill). I have thinning at the crown so a widened hair part. Tired Minixodil for 3 months in 2021 & it gave massive migraine headaches so I could not do long term.

[@vanetina07]

A saw a video of a doctor saying that putting a little bit of coffee in your shampoo when you shower can help. I can’t remember why but I wanna say it would massage and stimulate your follicles? Kinda like that brush you can get on Amazon for when you’re shampooing. Would love to hear what Dr. Idriss thinks of that 🫶🏼

[@maddie8415]

Just wanted to point out that the 2% Minoxidil is not a waste of time, effort, energy and money for some women out there. I totally get that the 5% is safe for women, but it did make me somehow grow far more hair on my face and body to a point where I couldn't even deal with it. I know I'm not the only woman who has had this happen with it, even if most probably wouldn't experience this. Changing to the 2% did resolve this side effect, while remainging effective at regrowing my hair through years of chronic telogen effluvium. I don't know what I'd do if they stopped making the 2%.

[@adriana27100]

Thank you so much for all your insight! Very direct and easy to follow! I just made rosemary water and oil for the first time this week. Thanks to you I now know to use the rosemary water TWICE a day! I have psoriasis and definitely have more hair shedding and thinning… I’m hoping this works for me! 💕

[@dosboot1]

Can you do a video on skincare products for bald scalps? e.g., can you still use retinoids and exfoliating acids on your scalp? Should we expect this area to be more irritating that other areas? Are there skin concerns that we talk about frequently for the face which are unlikely to be a significant concern for the scalp? Since shaving one's head causes mircocuts on a regular basis, should we be using skin protectants and does it matter which one?

[@d.8709]

I totally thought the Rosemary oil thing was a tiktok hoax. Thank you for clearing that up!! Amazing.

[@DesertRose808]

It works for some and not others but it also depends on what is wrong with you. Some people say there is no real evidence but tbh it's because there aren't any proper long term studies. I made my own from scratch with rosemary I grow and it helped with fall out A LOT but it takes time and consistency.

[@milariestoro5890]

I been taking collagen on my coffee every morning and pumpkin seed supplements, I can see less hair on my shower , and some baby hair coming out on the temple where I could see some thinning before

[@LindaMcAllorum]

Dr Idriss, could you comment on or do another video on the LED helmets for hair loss?. Do they work? Are they worth it? Do you use Red Light in your Clinic?

[@dianam9028]

A warning about Minoxidil. I saw a comment once with a lady saying she used it and it got on her pillow and then her cat came in contact with that pillow...cat died. Please be careful if you have pets.

[@kulsoomusmansheikh6601]

Good advice shereene many thanx M stil surprised u hv not mentioned hrt my hair improved alot since i started hrt hairfall reduced n my lashes hv also grown m so happy ....i had lost so much hair while on minoxidil wd never ever go bak on it

[@RNLetty]

what about red LED light therapy like the iRestore hat, any good?

[@AhzyGhavami]

Please do a video on products (skincare and haircare) for people trying to get pregnant or are pregnant! Love your advice!

[@stephaniea1398]

You didn't mention oral minoxodil...I take it and it's helping a lot! You also didn't mention at home laser treatment which is also helping.

[@carolinagonzalezcueto9951]

Thanks again for your honesty and wisdom! I was just checking if my hairloss treatment matches and it does. Except for the shampoo. Oral minoxidil and dustasteride. Although I have an androgenetia alopecia diagnosed I also have telog.ef. episodes depending on stress. So hairloss for me guaranteed! It's a nightmare.

[@CynthiaRodriguz]

Red light therapy and minoxidil worked wonders for me 🙏.

[@Future-zx9ts]

I have been using minoxidil for a while and had some success, but just added red light a few weeks ago. I’m hoping and praying for an extra boost with the combination. Thanks for letting us know you’ve had success - congratulations!

[@niamhbyrne4036]

Which red light thanks

[@CynthiaRodriguz]

@@Future-zx9tsI hope you get that boost also! 🙏. Thank you!

[@CynthiaRodriguz]

@@niamhbyrne4036iRestore’s helmet. It’s expensive but it works. Hope it helps!

[@Future-zx9ts]

@@CynthiaRodriguz thank you, Cynthia! I appreciate it! 🙏☺️

[@ThiaJetNeYu]

Thank you for your knowledge and your honesty!!!