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Botox may cure hair loss?"
Balding men may be offered a cure for their thinning heads ??” injections of Botox. The toxic chemicals are generally used to smooth out wrinkles, but doctors have discovered it can regrow hair too. The treatment was discovered by accident ??” Dr. Simon Ourian in Beverly Hills, Calif., was trying to cure his mother's headaches. Botox is used off-label to treat migraines, and Ourian's mother, a cancer victim, was going through chemotherapy. After injecting Botox into her scalp, Ourian was stunned to see his mother's hair regrow. Botox dilates the blood vessels, which allows nutrients into the hair shaft and stimulates new growth. Ourian tested his theory on volunteers for three years, and although the treatment needs repeated injections, he has a "dramatic" difference. "I was happily surprised," Ourian said. "As hair loss is a significant source of insecurity, there was no shortage of volunteers." " |
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Sounds...interesting. It would be interesting to be more. I guess we'll see how this story develops over time.
P.S. I'm moving this to the "Open Hair Loss Topics" section since it's more appropriate there. Best wishes, Bill
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WTH, botox seems like a panacea!
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This needs investigation.
In the mean time: "Botox has been observed to reduce hair growth on the face and armpits when used for treatments in these areas. There is nothing in medical literature on Botox and hair growth except one letter to the editor in the journal of Dermatologic Surgery in 2007, titled Folliculitis Responds to Botulinum Toxin: Is it Possible? That article discussed how Botox used to treat scalp folliculitis led to some restored hair growth. That's it! " From: http://www.rejuvalife.md/blog/post/1/1054
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I have been REGULARLY treating patients and myself with botox for facial wrinkles for 14 years. It hasn't helped a single patient regarding hairloss. Now, I would guess that 80% of my botox patients are female; but the remaining 20% are men with all classes of hair loss.
Botox is injected into the muscle. It does not migrate out of the injection site. Dr. Lindsey McLean VA
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