How I Treated My Thinning Hair the Holistic Way!

Thank you everyone for the positive (and negative) comments. The before photo was taken 6 months prior to the after, and I agree with those of you who noticed my hair was styled differently. That’s my error and I apologize to anyone who feels deceived by it. It was not my intention, but I understand the disappointment some have expressed. I do believe in all the treatments I’ve mentioned in this video, and have not tried PRP injections for myself. I do not use minoxidil but would consider it if the other options didn’t help. Although I still have some thinning on top, I’ve noticed a significant improvement in the hair thickness after starting these treatments mentioned in the video. Much love and thank you for always being honest with me. 🥰🥰

Thank you for taking the time to create and share this informative content. My good friend used Norlest's natural hair recipes, and his hair started growing back normally without falling out. I was shocked.

Kudos to you for creating such an informative and engaging video. There are completely natural recipes for preventing hair loss that anyone can make at home, and they are very effective. What's best about them is that after you stop using them, your hair remains the same, it doesn't start falling out again. I believe Norlest has all these recipes and products. Check it out.

Sounds like a paid commercial for overpriced, ineffective Nutrefol and IRestore.

On the before photo, the hair is just closer together because it's wet, oily, you name it, and in the after photo it's freshly washed and dried.

Before picture: oily/slightly wet hair, finger brushed After picture: completely dry hair, well brushed

$80 a month for the vitamins and over $1000 for the hair device... Apparently I can't afford to regrow my hair..

Summary: - Yoga / Meditation to reduce stress - Nutrafol to ensure proper nutrition - Low light Lazer treatment (iRestore) - Rosemary oil shampoo

Wow! Amazing how a brush and waiting for your hair to dry gave you a good thumbnail before & after photo.

Went from having respect for his medical knowledge to realizing he sold his soul to sponsorships, money and consumerism.

Thank you for this video, Dr Youn. Twenty years ago I was involved in a motor vehicle accident where I was hit by a car that ran a red light as I was crossing the street. I sustained a large hematoma on my head that took about a month to heal, and in that spot on my head I lost every single strand of my hair down to bare skin. My doctor diagnosed alopecia but could not explain why it happened as the result of an injury rather than stress/emotional trauma. Today it has grown back about 75% but there is a still a patch that has just never regrown and is visible.

I finding regular scalp massage is working for me. Thanks for all your videos Dr Youn.

I have female pattern baldness and i am 31. A mix of oils like castor, rosemary, amla , bhringaraj,coconut and a few others helped me in hair loss. I am from India so availability is not a problem . The magical remedy in my case is onion juice. I apply it on my scalp where bald spots are appearing and then wash after 15 min . Results are not tremendous but covered my baldness. I still have thin hair but no scalp visibility.

There is zero change between those two photos. One has oily hair that has gotten parted, the other has freshly washed voluminous hair, styled to cover up the balding.

Dr. Youn, I purchased the iRestore helment, and Rosemary oil. I am using both as directed and not only has my bald spots filled in, I am growing hair around my hairline that I didn't realize had thinned out. Thank you so much for this information. To all the naysayers below, this WORKS! It has worked for me and my hair has filled in and is growing like it did when I was younger. I am 67 years old and a woman! Thanks again, Dr. Youn!

I adore you and don't want you to think I am trying to be critical, BUT the before and after pics are pretty different. Before, your hair looks like it hadn't been washed in a week causing it to flatten out, stick together and look like you have a lot less, while in the after, your hair looks super shiny suggestion that it had been recently washed. I do see a tiny spot there but you do address the fact that it was a 50% regrowth. Next time you want to convince us of the differences please make sure the pictures are taken under the same conditions!

I remember when I faced hair fall, I did all the following to successfully control it: Incorporate scalp massage into your routine. Don’t use hot water when rinsing your hair. Shield your hair from excessive sweat. Use a dual tooth neem wood comb to detangle wet hair. Cut down on your sugar and processed food consumption. Use gentle hairfall control shampoo and oil like littleeextra cocconion. Nurture a positive mindset for general well being.

A few years ago I began having a serious problem with thinning hair. I actually had some bald spots on my crown. I did used to disguise this with hair fibre powder, but it reached a point where it could no longer be disguised. I had been using a chemical dye but changed it to henna. I stopped blow drying my hair and let it dry naturally. I began using rosemary and peppermint essential oils on my scalp. Then I found out about micro needling treatment. I had 5 sessions professionally done and my hair began to improve significantly. I bought a micro needling pen and use this on my scalp each week. I do take biotin regularly. My hair isn't as thick as I would wish, but has improved significantly. My bald patches have gone. I am continuing with this regime.

You scalp is wet or greasy on the first pic, this always makes hair loss stand out … on the 2nd pic your hair has most likely been washed with a thickening shampoo and then brushed once it was completely dry. Out of all the advice you’ve given I would say minoxidil is the most proven treatment for regrowth but it won’t stop hair loss.

You should mention in your video that you're doing sponsored content, so that I can skip . I didn't expect this from you