My Hair Loss Story: FAILED Treatments, Natural Regrowth, & Founding Perfect Hair Health
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I was diagnosed with male pattern hair loss in 2007. I spent 6 years and $10,000 on treatments that didn't work for me. Today, I'm a medical editor, peer-reviewed researcher, and the founder of Perfect Hair Health: a website dedicated to teaching others how to avoid my mistakes.
In this video, I'll take you through my entire hair loss journey: from my hair loss diagnoses to my failed treatment attempts to the development of a natural (and free) regrowth regimen that worked well for me.
I'll also talk about my unintended entry into hair loss research - and how this became my career.
Finally, I'll reveal a few ways in which marketers manipulate hair loss sufferers to get them to buy (and keep buying) supplements, topicals, and devices that they probably don't need.
I hope this video helps anyone who wants to learn more about my story, or who is feeling torn between a natural or conventional treatment approach.
If you'd like to go BEYOND the information in this video and start a path toward hair regrowth, feel free to sign up for my free email course on achieving hair recovery - with or without drugs.
It's everything I wish someone had told me 14 years ago when I was first diagnosed with androgenic alopecia.
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I read your website a few years ago and it made a lot of sense. It helped me a lot, not just to breakdown and understand what was happening but how to make a change.
I saw your video in my timeline and was like I'm definitely subscribing! Thanks for coming to UA-cam!
Thanks for the kind words, Nakash! If you have any content requests, please let me know.
@@PerfectHairHealth Hi Robert, I'm a new discoverer of your material (website and now YT channel).
Been dealing with hairloss for a handful of years, experimenting with minox as well as natural remedies (topicals, supplements, microneedling, massages etc.). Diet has also been a focus of mine as I believe nutrition has to be at the crux of most ailments, and thus I've tried paleo, vegan, Peat etc.
Anyways, I've decided not to go the finasteride way. I'm aware side effects might be rare but I just think messing with enzymes and hormones is backward logic.
I'd like to see you do a diet video comparing different diets' effect on hair loss. Thanks for all the good material, have a good one.
@@sumsar0125 Thank you! Expect a video about this soon. We're actually interviewing Dr. Shawn Baker tomorrow for the membership community, and have a few public content pieces coming out about the carnivore diet, microbiome, helminths, fecal microbiota transplants, etc. and their connections to hair loss. It's a fascinating subject and one that certainly deserves attention.
@@PerfectHairHealth how long did you apply your two times daily massage for? Thx
@@PerfectHairHealth Me I take Saw Palmetto + gelatine + rosemarin oil shampoo and it works beautifully. Thank you Dr Berg ❤
Thanks so much for sharing your hair loss journey. Only men and women who have experienced this know how traumatizing hair loss can be to one's overall self-esteem as our hair is so connected with our outward appearance and subsequent confidence. Many say it is vain to worry about hair loss (often while poking tasteless bald jokes at you); however, healthy self-esteem is so important to success in every part of life. It is a very expensive and frustrating journey trying to find treatments, devices, and products that will at least slow down and hopefully stop hair loss. Although I have learned to tolerate the bald jokes over the years, I can honestly say my hair loss has greatly impacted my overall self-confidence over the years.
what are you doing for that? Are your hair getting better?
You are a blessing to me, thank you for dropping this. May God bless you
This is helpful for my balding friends who wanted to get their hair back. This is God-send info. Thanks Rob!
This guy WAS NEVER losing his hair
yeah fr
yep. all bs 🤣🤣
Now explain why
@@bcd1432 lol
@@rockyruane9379gwa gwa gwa
This is one of the best videos I have ever seen ever! Thank you!
You are a God send. Just saw you on What I've Learned and I proceeded to read all your articles and binge your channel. More videos please
Thank you Rob for sharing this! I really appreciate it! :)
Thank you for watching!
Saving our hairlines one video at a time! Thanks for doing this, bud.
Congrats Man !! Dotting your i's and crossing your t"s has so paid off !!!! Please keep the helpful info coming, subscribed !!!
This is the best video you have made on hair loss
Good and no nonsense sound advice , thank you
So happy your on UA-cam man!!! Recently cancelled my subscription, because it’s worked so well! Money well spent !
Great to hear! Thanks Nael
Did you see regrowth with massages ?
Yeah I did, check out robs website. The information he has can’t be found anywhere. He’s a down to earth guy.
I’ve been massaging for close to a year now and the shedding has stopped. I see my hairline has gotten sharper, thicker, and small white hairs have appeared. It’s been shedding lately because of Ramadan, but it’ll go back to normal once that’s over with
Yeah I did, check out robs website. The information he has can’t be found anywhere. He’s a down to earth guy.
I’ve been massaging for close to a year now and the shedding has stopped. I see my hairline has gotten sharper, thicker, and small white hairs have appeared. It’s been shedding lately because of Ramadan, but it’ll go back to normal once that’s over with
@@naelchowdhury1404 yeah i have checked 3 years ago lol. I did massages, saw good results, than the hair got worse again and now might be getting better once again. It has been a roller coaster honestly
Awesome video ! Thanks Rob ! Gerard.
Wow Rob! Thank you for sharing!
Absolutely authentic brilliance. 😊
From one academic to another - you're a great teacher. Great work and thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Really informative, you are doing good work. Keep it up
The difference here is really that The pic from 2011 was taken at an angle where you could see directly through his hair (meaning that they were point toward the camera thus exposing the skin underneath). every picture thereafter was taken at a different angle in reduced lighting thus not exposing the silver dollar sized spot. That really just looks like a natural hair cowlick in an odd spot if anything.
Yeah, sun's brightness cannot be compared to bathroom in house.
Pictures are taken from farther out, and front camera's quality is bad.
Still I'd take a guess it's both small regrowth, and better stylization. (even if you debate over regrowth, it didn't get worse for sure)
And some testimonals of massages do seem to have results.
Anyway, you can massage your scalp some.
THE CROWN THATS IT!! most of us worry about hairline
Depends on how you wear your hair. He wears it combed to the side with long bangs...so we have no idea what his hairline looks like. I have very full hair on the sides and the back of my head..but I wear my hair combed back which gives the apperance.of a.full head of hair everywhere. But when u get close to me, my hairline has many gaps and you can see into my hair until your eyes hit the thicker hair in the back. So.for me the hairline is paramount. And I have found trying to massage the hairline specifically is very difficult. I heard a doctor say once..."if u really want to.see how much hair you have...comb your hair forward from back to to front and you will see just how thin it is. And because the way my hair grows, I cant really wear it so I can even hide the thinning. I'm 60yrs old and have had a full, thick head of hair my whole life. Then my grandkids were born and for whatever reason I started losing my hair. But anyway...if you are having problems with your hair...I wish you best of Luck!
Use a dermaroller
Fr
@@bilvis48 you are f*kin 60? Why do you care if your hair is thin or not? I am f*kin 21 and my hairloss started when i was 17.. My forehead is so big, and my hair is thin.. You are here worrying about hair at 60 ...
Hey Rob I have almost totally the same problem as you and this video has helped me very much !❤❤❤ crown thinning is one hell of a hoo ha to endure
Thank you Rob!
Thankyou for the video!!
so happy to see this....
Thank you Rob.
Fascinating, Rob, however your problem at the crown is easier to fix than a hairline one. I'd like to see studies where massage succeeded in the latter scenario. Cheers.
This is literally the best video on hair growth i have ever seen - never have i come even close to this - so thankful! i shared my and my brothers hair growth story in the comments already, but i love this video!
You gave me ALOT of hope and encouragement, I am also 17 today and i noticed that my hair was also thinning on the crown(and also all over unlike before it was so thick) but not like yours tho, but definitely thinning since I shed excessively (like 200 hair strand and yes i counted each) The shedding started just few days ago, I have always been on a lookout of my hair since my family history is bald and I am always scared of getting bald. For some reason your story is really relatable I am that today lol been searching all over and always end up on fin or mono, but sadly I don't have money for those, and I also can't get a check up since we are poor. I really REALLY hope this scalp massage works for me since its my only option BUT IM SURE IT WILL!!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH SIR I WILL DO THIS EVERYDAY CAUSE I LOVE MY HAIR AND I DONT WANNA LOOSE IT!!
Same bro
Do you have GAD per chance?
How's it gone man ?
Just wanted to share how grateful I am for you to make this channel and doing these videos. Your dedication and ambition towards your cause is admirable.
This gem of a channel should definitely be in the millions of views.
I love listening to you gives me hope
This all feels great! Thanks for the detailed information. I recently came upon a newly discovered plant-based compound called as Redensyl. Can you make a video about it's effect on hair loss?
Just want to add. If you could include links to the papers and articles referenced in your videos, that would extremely helpful and up the quality of your vids!
This is a great idea! Thank you.
Thanks, Rob, for all your research! My hair has come back a bit, still has a way to go, but I know it works. Your website and book are awesome! Thanks again!
@Sophie Vermaire thanks so much for the kind words! I’ll do the best I can! I hope the very best for you!
Thank you Chris!!!
@@PerfectHairHealth thank you, Rob! Keep up the great work!
Hi. How long are you doing these massages?
Ashley Blacks Fascia Blasters (face blaster tools are a quick way to treat your scalp. Also using scalp oils (castor, coconut, argan, sweet almond on their own or a mixture of more than one) with rosemary essential oils.
Hi thanks for sharing your story. It's empowering. Have you changed anything else while doing the massages ( e.g. diet, exercise and overall quality of life) that may have contributed to the efficacy of the massage therapy?
Subscribed to your channel I can just feel you are the one who is genuine here or else it has become business to loot people by exploiting their emotions
Cough **Hairguard** cough
Aye Man really appreciate it your work.
There's hope, thanks, man. I'm really thinning now I'm off and on minoxidil it's frustrating I'll try your method dude
Any update ?
Update?
I gonna watch all your video starting this one.
49 y/o and been balding for almost 20 years. I tried massage and gua sha but never more than a couple weeks at a time. I will give it a year and see if there is any improvement. Worse case scenario, I will relax my scalp.
Update pls
How is it going ?
@@dfveiga9 I gave up.
@@chdao lol
@@chdao lol
Well, at least you returned to reply.
Thanks.
Yoooo thanks for this man! You dk how much time I spent on researching and finally find content like urs! I literally did exactly what you did. Doing vegan, carnivore diet etc and buying hair product & medication. This is so helpful.
You should look into functional medicine as well, we need to get to the root of the problem to solve this hair loss issue. My test came out and my markers are all low and out of the healthy range. So two of them are the best match, one to solve the problem one to heal the hairline.
@Sea1 And? What you tryna say
An underrated hair loss prevention factor is daily step count. I never see people talking about this one. I didn't even have hair loss until the pandemic hit and I started working from home. My daily step count average went from 12k steps/day to 3k steps/day. That's when my hairline started receding. I now force myself to get atleast 8k steps/day (goal is to get blood to the scalp through movement), which is hard because I work from home.. but it is totally possible. 2-3 walks per day and a gym sesh typically does the trick. Or pick up a sport of some sort.
You mean that it's important because of the circulation of blood?
Thank you Rob! Thought what i don't understand is how come you don't have any video on the head massage if that is what you personally did and it produced good results?
That’s how people solve problems!
I guess I'd just have to take your word for "stopping the massages" in 2019 leading to hair loss and the massages being the key factor in hair maintenance which I am not comfortable with. I will say anecdotally though I did a 20 minute massage last night with the pinch press stretch technique and it felt very nice by the end of it and I slept well so I will continue doing it.
Agree. Something off about this story. He claims massaging fixed it. He stops massaging and it's still fixed. Then he's pushing some drug at the end. 🤔🙄
@@aquaseahorselove3939Doing them for about 2 months 15-20 mins everyday since I found out I was balding, but other then help me sleep better, they haven't done much else. My hair are really thin and shedding a lot, especially my frontal hair. They're still good enough to go unnoticed, but until now, hairloss is definitely winning the race against massages.
Based on your previous post and the blessing on my family Doc, I am giving Dutasteride a try over Finasteride. I will post progress as I see results. Thanks for the tip! Keep up with your informative non biased posts please. They are a rare breath of fresh air over the mass of poorly thought out and presented vids out there.
That's awesome to hear! I'm excited for your progress. Please keep us posted with how things go!
any improvements?
@@frang2023 Vast improvements! Since using Dutasteride for 4 months now the vellus hairs in the front have become thicker and longer, giving my mature hair far more thickness. My bald spot in the back of my head is slowly filling in as well. My daughter who has not seen me in months noticed immediately she said my hair looked excellent and way fuller. The only thing I have changed in my regimen ( Rogaine and microneedling ) is the addition of Duterstide over Finasteride. I know this, that I now have more and thicker hair than I did 10 years ago. My wife even says our recent family pictures prove that.
Great video! Could you post the massaging techniques in a video?
If I had seen you anywhere else, I'd have been like, "this guy has perfect hair, wish I had hair like that"
I wish we could see his hairline
So inspiring, thanks for sharing your story Rob 💗🇵🇭
I've also been doing hair massage for 2 months now as literally my pre-workout routine after facial exercises. It feels great and I could feel the new hair growing are a bit stronger and healthier. I do massage the entire scalp but I focus more on certain acupuncture points as a believer of oriental medicine. Watching this makes me wanna do it indefinitely! Details are very important especially if you wanna look good (that's why I've mentioned earlier that I also do face exercises lol). We go from head to toe consistently 😌
Wait, you can FEEL your hair growing ?!
@@maloxi1472 "I could feel the new hair growing are a bit stronger and healthier" the linking verb is the "are"
@@ZeePark21 Ah ok ! I thought you had unlocked a superpower from the increased blüdflow, for a moment there 😄
How exactly do you massage?
Can you tell us your massage routine or technique please?
thank you very much, i began 3 days ago hard combing
What about a massaging stone for example a gua sha stone for massaging the scalp .thanks for your info .great video
Hi, thank you for the info.
Curious if you ever used an electric vibrating massager at all, or know of cases where people used them? I'm thinking of combining manual massage with also using the former, and also combining these with daily head stands and yogic neck exercises (and maybe also a micro needle of some sort).
I'm also taking saw palmetto and rubbing natural anti-DHT essential oils into the area. I also have a LED red light and infrared cap.
My journey with being concerned with this, was during my early 40's, I started resistance/weight training and taking creatine (during Covid). One of these, or a combo of these, after about a month in, greatly sped up hair loss. I had a small bald spot in my crown area before, which expanded to be a bit bigger than your 2011 pic.
After some treatment, it is closer to your 2011 pic now (slight improvement), but now I'm in the process of trying to refine and optimize treatments. The massaging info is fascinating. I've done a little of that previously, but definitely not much or enough.
I'm also trying a couple more fringe methods. Using crude/unrefined oil 3 times a month, and a ultra violet/high frequency wand (allegedly improves circulation). These along with manual massage, an electric vibrator masssager, and/or treating the thyroid (by diet, a supplement called nascent iodine, and/or osteopathically) were recommended by an unusual person/source called Edgar Cayce.
For reference, I'm now in my mid 40's. About 3 years later.
Wow. I have spent way too much money on trying to keep my hair. I believe I have tried everything he did before his in-depth research. I am female and have male pattern thinning at temples and vertex. I have always had baby fine hair. Rogaine has helped, as well as taking Nutrofol and Spironolactone.I have done some micro needling but not consistently. I am going to try the message.
Did it work for you , any updates ?
Thanks sir! could you please make a video what is the best oil for the hair growth.hope you notice my comments
Really like Rob and his massage techniques, but I got pretty bad elbow arthritis after 11 months of scalp massage. Didn't see aloteof results but probably started too late in life 😊
Sorry to know that it didn't work out for you but could be a age factor? How old are you may I ask please?
Hi Rob I’m starting your remedy straight away today, I prefer the natural way (the massages) 💆🏻♂️ so I’ll let you know. Thank you thank you so much 🙏🏻✨
update?
@@varunjain3259 I’m seeing a few new hairs more in the sides than the crown. Every morning and before bed 20min of massage 💆🏻♂️ and for shampoo REVITA just to keep it clean three times a week. My hair looks with more color and strength. It’s been almost 2 months I’ll keep doing it and I’ll let you know, but I think is working 🙌🏻
can you also share a detailed massage regimen
@@varunjain3259I use every variation that is in here ua-cam.com/video/kOA9Giz2JMY/v-deo.html and microneedling (Derma roller) once a week and meditation (you know the law of attraction says that we can achieve anything so I’m visualizing perfect and healthy hair) 🙏🏻✨
Wow.... Good keep it up... Mine is also working
Started massaging 2 days ago, will be keeping up with it for a minimum of 4 months to wait for results
Update?
Any results?
I havent seen anything here that proves this gentleman ever had MPB!
Hey brother. I wanted to check out the video demo and the guide; in the guide you referred to a section you said that is in the book that answers questions more in depth. I can’t find that section or chapter.
The question was: each massage session last about 20-25 min. Do you do 1 session a day? How do you break up the sessions in a week; or do you do all sessions in 1 day with time in between each session? All together that’s over an hour.
Laser helped me a lot I’m 33 I had thinning now after a year my hair looks like how it was in college so I feel laser helped me the trick is to start a little earlier
Bro i am literally crying. I was loosing a lot of hair at corners but after four weeks of doing this massage I can see some improvement. I had full head of hair but from the last year it's falling off. Thanks for this man
So is this bad or not? I don’t understand did you see results or did you hair fall?
@@shadowgamer7552 I have small hair growing at the temples where there was no hair. So yeah, it's fine
@suyash chavan what did u do to get the results ? what should i do to get result like you ? pls reply
Any results?
@@SuyashChavan1997how long does it take for the session to start after we confirm our email
Thanks for sharing with these videos and your experiences! My ex-boyfriend used to make a point of massaging my hair anytime he stressed me out after drinking! I used to tell him that he'd need that more than me to calm his head and prevent hair loss, although at the time I was only guessing. I'm quite grey on my hairline, myself, presumably because I have dyed my hair since accidentally using "Sun-in" as a teenager. I was self-conscious at the time, wearing braces. Now, I'm doing my best to reverse the greying with guesswork, more or less, but massaging with clove water and drinking fenugreek tea as well as taking many natural supplements, particularly as I have lots of health problems. I seem to be sensitive to light, especially artificial light, too. My body is nearly always in pain, and oxidative stress. I just got my prolactin levels tested, by random researchers. Learning new things as often as possible is surely necessary. It is such a confusing world in terms of human biology right now! My mother just go very bright halogen lights fitted all over her house, and my sister's hair has started to fall out. I'm wondering if there's a connection. I've noticed that greys look different under artificial lights/cloudy sky (blue-yellow light spectrum, then) yet blonde under sunlight. I'd love to know more about what transitions link hair regrowth in terms of light. Eg. When is blonde grey, and when is grey blonde?! Is that the middle ground of hair change? So much to learn yet.... I'm using henna and indigo powder once or twice per year to hide greys and recently decided to stop cutting my fringe in case it was maintaining the greys. I can't shake the feeling that my hairs don't like getting the chop! After massaging my hair, it feels strong and silky, although it only lasts for a few hours before appearing dry again. ;)
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omg thanks!
in my opinion. .. you are the best UA-camr who cover hair loss. ... but you should delve into another theories revolve around biological and psychological view of baldness which diagree the DHT has any role in hair loss but it instigate hair growth
I have female pattern baldness and follicle miniaturization after a lifetime of extremely fine hair. It got so bad my scalp shone thru from every angle and I wore wigs.
4 mths ago I began researching and bought a silicon scalp massage brush that fits in my palm. It has thick short silicon prongs. I use it vigorously 3 to 4 times a day until my scalp feels literally hot (circulation to the max). Im amazed! Its actually working!
My scary almost bald crown area now has short dark swirls of regrowth all over and ive stopped shedding long locks. This cheap little Ali Express brush is just the stimulation my scalp needed so I ordered a second one for the other hand and will use them for the rest of my life.
I also bought a non paraben shampoo & conditioner, use essential oils and flax seed keratin treatments. I really should have done this decades ago. At this rate my hair will be fully restored in 2-5 years 💪
Pls mention shampoo name
I also have these brushes and like them🙂 my new dense hair is 15cm long now. The rest of my thin hair is to my but, it takes 4-5 years for me too.
But I also was low in ferritin and vitamin d and iodine, I take supplements now.
13 years I had no idea why my hair has become so thin... I lost all these years😢
Minimum total SSM efforts of 50 hours. Twice-daily, 20-min, hand-generated scalp massages spaced 12 h apart. SSM sessions were segmented into one of three rotational scalp regions (frontal/temporal, vertex, sides/back) and divided between hand presses, stretches, and pinches. SSM sessions were as follows:
3 min of warm-up (cyclical presses at 5-10 lb of downward force per hand across the entire scalp),
followed by 17 min of region-specific tissue manipulation:
6 min of scalp skin pinches: single-handed or double-handed pinches with grip spaced 1-2 inches apart,
applying 5-10 lb of downward force per hand,
and holding 1-2 s before moving onto adjacent scalp skin 1-2 inches from previous pinch;
6 min of scalp skin presses: knuckle- or palm-based skin presses applying 10-20 lb of downward force, firmly planting against and manipulating scalp skin for 1-2 seconds before moving onto adjacent scalp skin 1-2 inches from the previous press;
5 min of scalp skin stretches: single-handed or double-handed skin stretches with grip spaced 1-2 inches apart, applying firm but comfortable pressure and holding for 1-2 s before moving onto adjacent scalp skin 1-2 inches from previous stretch.
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Thank you very much for your kind informative comment. It is much appreciated! I would do as you suggested-hope that good karma works for you!
thank u broo👍👍
@@Rikki-lh2mw howz it going.... Now... You applying anything in massages... Oil.. ?
@The Big Bite Guy Hello Mate,
I'm not applying anything..just a hand massage, really.. I know that it's boring but you can do that whilst watching TV or even during bathroom duties etc.
If you are married or in a relationship and you are both sitting on the sofa watching TV and you are doing a message to your head, then she is looking at you and thinking that you are gone mental mad😄😄😄
How long after a hair transplant will it be advisable to start doing head & scalp massages?
Are the portable & automatic head massagers any good? Will it be a little more efficient to use them?
There's a muscle you can contract to move your scalp (Occipitalis muscle). Would performing reps of scalp movements have a similar effect to a massage? Stimulating blood flow to the area I mean.
No , that can tackle the bloodflow theory but it doesn't deal with fibrosis and calcification which are targeted by mechanical therapy aka massages
Hi sir !
In relation with my massage therapy, I purchased a cupping kit. What are your thoughts on cupping ? Thank you for sharing your energy and passion to the world. Blessings
Jean-Sébastien
Is there any video or guide we can use to know how long to massage, what technique, etc.. I’d love to give it a try
I didn't think DHT increased in a balding scalp, I thought just the _susceptibility_ to DHT increased, ie changes in gene expression in the follicles made them miniaturize.
Currently, it's believed to be both! See this video: ua-cam.com/video/bj2s23k7ktY/v-deo.html
Dear Rob, thank you so much for your videos. Do you have data on how hairloss can be linked to focal dystonia? Most men I know who have dystonia also have some kind of hairloss (including myself). Regards
Can you make a video of the full massage tutorial, i have downloaded the current video from email, i was hoping someone would do it alongside all the steps and not worry about using a timer that would be so great. My english is bad, sorry if i come off as demanding
I hope you found a hobby other than this. There is so much more to life.
What do you mean when you say minoxdyl was not working for you anymore? Was your hair all falling out, or was it not regrowing more hair?
Do you have research on the gut microbiome affecting hair loss?
I wonder if there are certain strains of probiotics that are missing that could be supplemented?
Thank you man the main soultion is scale message and head stands
It's possible that an approach like this might work! However, two quick notes: (1) if you're facing rapid-onset pattern hair loss, it's probably a good idea to get more aggressive with your treatments (i.e., DHT reduction); (2) headstands might improve blood flow through preexisting capillary passages, but for the reversal of hair follicle miniaturization, we're really hoping for angiogenesis (i.e., the creation of new blood vessels in AGA-affected tissues).
@@PerfectHairHealth How do we trigger angiogenesis? acute inflammation?
@@liamkucht Correct, as far as I know. Microneedling, microdermabrasion, intense massaging should lead to new blood vessel formation. Anything that temporarily causes (controlled) damage should promote bloodflow and the creation of new blood vessels.
@@liamkucht learn from cancer cells
this is inspiring
Hey Rob I’m new to your channel, and I’m really pleased I’ve found someone like you honest and knowledgeable, I’m 25 years old full head of hair, only problem I have is thinning on the temples, at first I thought I was balding but after seeing a trichologist I found out that the skin apparently is very tight in those areas and not enough blood supply going there, do you think that scalp massages is all I need to get my hair back to normal on my temples? My hair is still there it’s just thinner than the rest of the hairline or miniaturised as you have mentioned, if you can get back to me thank you sir.
Hi,i think it will help.Also 6 months have passed.Is there any differnece in your hair if you started to massage after this comment?
It will help do it
Did you also have receding temples, and if so, did they regrow as well? Do the massage techniques show equal results for all areas of the scalp? Thanks
Yes. This.
Hi Robert, what's your opinion on mixed tocotrienols from red palm oil? I've seen two promising studies on it with regards to hair loss.
It’s a great question. We covered vitamin E in our “5 secrets” video, but the gist is that the studies I’ve seen on vitamin E showing promising results were conducted mainly on subjects with telogen effluvium or non-specific forms of hair loss rather than androgenic alopecia. This is why the hair count increases can look so impressive. But if a typical hair loss sufferer tries to apply these findings to their own hair loss situation, it’s sort of like an apples-to-oranges comparison, because most people looking for solutions to hair loss (in the developed world) are those with androgenic alopecia. So, while the results are encouraging, I think we should exercise caution in their translatability.
Great hard work 👍
Is it possible that you provide me the video if it exists on how to do a scalp massage and how often should it be done? many thanks...
Hey Rob. Was there noticeably less scalp tension when you reached the point when your hair began to grow back?
I’ve been massaging for 2 1/2 months and I’ll continue (because I want to believe), but I’m always a little troubled to see proponents of a methodology/remedy who never give us a good look at their hairline or crown. Their hair is always conveniently styled to cover these areas. I hope this works
thanks robert
I also had this weird phenomena where I started to lose hair quite quickly and obviously in my early 20s. I began Ashley and Martin hairloss treatments for 1yr but had to stop because I got a gf and became poor. The progression of balding became a crawl in my mid 20s to 30s, even after years of stopping treatment.
How is your hair now?
Try Minoxidil and dermaroller
It's been 3 months since I saw your video and started massaging my scalp.. Well one thing for sure is that I have seen progress my crown seems more fuller than before and the hairs which I already have are thicker and healthier but I don't think it's possible to fully cover my scalp with hairs as they were before the balding.. for that I think medication are needed.. The important thing is the information you have given is not entirely false.
Edit: I will try this for next more 3 months and will update..
Have you added derma rolling into your routine? It might really help.
@@adamh7947 I have considered it before but I am a diabetic patient and doctor didn't prescription it as it may possibly cause infection.
Update please
Update?
Hi Rob, good to see you. I have ben massaging for 6 months but i am thinking that i can not pinch enough with my fingers to head scalp. Is there a tool such as a pincer tool or something like that make me easily force to my head.
Thanks for reaching out! One of our members developed a set of wooden tools (of different sizes / designs) to assist with his pinching, and saw considerable results. We now have him make these tools for any members interested in trying them, and then send them out for free (minus shipping). If you are part of the membership, you can send me an email for more details on this.
Dear Rob,
If this will work for me, I will literally buy a plane ticket an personally thank you
It's very simple why things such as scalp massages are never recommended. You don't make money off of people massaging their own scalps. Other people's misery is one of the best money makers in the world, the majority of people won't care how much they make you suffer with their dishonesty, the more miserable their customer is the more money they make, the hair loss industry is one of the best examples for this
Absolutely amazing. I started the massages in July 2021 with thinning temples. Some thin hairs started falling out, but thicker and longer hairs came back. Now, about 10 months later, my hairline is like when I was a teenager. My scalp also feels more flexible and healthy now. Wish I knew this years ago, I am now in my fourties.
Now looking for a cure against grey hair. 😄
This is crazy man you have great dedication. You only did the massages, correct?
@@anynamez7048 I am about 15 years on finasteride and 40 years now. I started using it when my temples were thinning. They grew back a bit in the first years I used it. But only now, doing the massages, my original hairline has returned. Crazy but true. I now only do the massages of my hairline once a day, a bit shorter than than what Rob describes in his instructions. Regardless whether it is still necessary or useful, it just feels great.
@@skinnymoonbob did you drop finasteride
@@skinnymoonbob how many times did you do the massages and for how long each massage session?
@@skinnymoonbob When did you notice the first new hairs coming in? 1st, 2nd, 3rd month?
But how did you do the massages? Is there a specific movement?
Hi, thank you for your videos, and i just want to ask a question, how do you message your hair? The method or the direction? It really help me if you want to answer, please i feel so strees about my hair
Genius guy
and how do you massage ? with or without oil... appreciate if you can clear out those points
This makes a lot of sense, so i’ve noticed if i wear my hair one way all day and then try to move it another direction or to the other side, my scalp/roots of my hair hurt really freaking bad. I had no i ldea why my HAIR hurt so much to move but it must be because my scalp is so tight! Holy shit i think i may have just figured my situation out with my hair loss. Spent 4 years of constant panic attacks/stress and i think that wound my scalp up with so much tension that i eventually started losing hairs. I literally have no one in my family with hair loss so it makes total sense. My dad still has a full head of hair at 63 although thin but still really good for his age. My grandpa on my moms side also still had a full head of hair at 88 when he passed last year. So this literally must be it cause theres no other genetic evidence from my family that would predispose me to balding. Im 29 now and first noticed hair thinning at 6 months into 27. Its slowly gotten worse but after just messaging my scalp this whole video it already feels great and i have this “relief” In my scalp now. Goodluck everyone!
broo u made me realize that too thank u brother👍👍
Can you give your expertise on high frequency devices for hair loss ? Are they effective ? Thanks a lot for great youtube channel !
In a more recent video, he says to stay away from laser helmets and platelet rich plasma therapy (PRP). He's a sneak. This guy is the Vince Sant of hair regrowth.
What massage did you use ?