Any 50-year-old men seeing hair growth from anything?
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Realistically, no — by that age the follicles are likely gone for good. The most reliable option is probably heading to Turkey for a hair transplant.
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The fact remains that once follicles are dead, they cannot be revived.
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I'm in the same boat
Fresh research, straight from the renowned GoodKitty!
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I’m 46. Full baldness never happened to me, though my hairline was moving back. B-Complex injections have helped me with thickness and darker color. Try to find a product containing B-12, D-Panthenol, Nicotinamide, Pyridoxine, Riboflavine and Thiamine. I gave myself three IM injections each week. Around 6 weeks in, you’ll start to see it.
Injections are the only route I’d suggest, because oral forms tend to be broken down largely before absorption can occur.
Injections are the only route I’d suggest, because oral forms tend to be broken down largely before absorption can occur.
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Once a follicle is dead, that loss is permanent — no new hair will come from it.
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Some might think there’s no hope left, but you’ll only find out by giving it a shot. Here’s what I suggest:
1. Take finesteride orally, 1mg per day
2. Put retinol cream or gel on the scalp 1 hour before applying the topical solutions. The irritation aids the solutions in getting into the dermis, or you can use a needling device or needle roller. For maximum penetration of the solutions below, you can combine the cream and the roller.
3. Use topical minoxidil together with topical finesteride
(These can be obtained from HIMS or from AllDayChemist)
4. Apply GHK-Cu peptide topically
5. Apply PTD-DPM peptide topically by itself or blended with the next 2 peptides….
6. Apply Biotinoyl Tripeptide-1 topically
7. Apply Acetyl Tetrapeptide-3 topically
All these peptides are available from different suppliers, or you can purchase them ready-made from Amazon. Stick with the treatment for at least 6 months before giving up. Also, buzzing it off or keeping a shaved head will let the peps and meds penetrate best, since hair won’t absorb the meds. If not, use a HYDRA NEEDLE device to send the liquids straight to the scalp rather than the hair, because the scalp is where everything happens.
The last and crucial step is a red light therapy cap for 20-30 mins each day. It doesn’t need to be the $1k dollar version either! Just grab the $100 Amazon hat and wear it every morning!
That’s my extensive research . Hope that helps.
1. Take finesteride orally, 1mg per day
2. Put retinol cream or gel on the scalp 1 hour before applying the topical solutions. The irritation aids the solutions in getting into the dermis, or you can use a needling device or needle roller. For maximum penetration of the solutions below, you can combine the cream and the roller.
3. Use topical minoxidil together with topical finesteride
(These can be obtained from HIMS or from AllDayChemist)
4. Apply GHK-Cu peptide topically
5. Apply PTD-DPM peptide topically by itself or blended with the next 2 peptides….
6. Apply Biotinoyl Tripeptide-1 topically
7. Apply Acetyl Tetrapeptide-3 topically
All these peptides are available from different suppliers, or you can purchase them ready-made from Amazon. Stick with the treatment for at least 6 months before giving up. Also, buzzing it off or keeping a shaved head will let the peps and meds penetrate best, since hair won’t absorb the meds. If not, use a HYDRA NEEDLE device to send the liquids straight to the scalp rather than the hair, because the scalp is where everything happens.
The last and crucial step is a red light therapy cap for 20-30 mins each day. It doesn’t need to be the $1k dollar version either! Just grab the $100 Amazon hat and wear it every morning!
That’s my extensive research . Hope that helps.
MsGizmo
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That isn't really the case. With male pattern baldness, the follicles get smaller and go dormant .. yet they remain alive. It's not like that changes much, though, since nobody has figured out how to undo it.
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My response was aimed at the question about a 50-year-old man — once a hair follicle is dead, it is gone for good and no hair will ever come from it.
Jellybelly54
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If tiny peach fuzz strands are visible on the scalp, those follicles can potentially produce hair. What's required is the proper "soil" along with the right "fertilizer"
ksharpe
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My "boyfriend" is a 55 yr old male who was almost totally bald, and after he began Biotin, his hair came back. I'm not joking. It grew back following his male balding pattern, but it did grow back. I'm aware that many women use it after bariatric surgery, though I never really believed in it. For him, it has worked. He's actually at the point where he needs a HAIRCUT. seriously. That's just his experience.
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Does vitamin B7 actually bring hair back? I suspect it's just wishful thinking.