Dr. Michelle Henry

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576 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 25 Feb

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The Tamsen Show · The Hair Loss Doctor: What Works (And What’s a Waste) · 25 Feb 2026 podcast

But in terms of stimulating growth, shampoos are my first place that I go to.

You know, I am a fan of some of them and that's an excellent segue because I often tell my patients, I think of shampoos as like a topical hair supplement.

So what a lot of supplements do is while they may not stimulate hair growth, they create an environment that's optimal for growth.

So shampoos are doing that as well.

So we're making sure that we're replacing any nutrients that you're missing, right?

There are some that have ingredients like saw palmetto, for instance, which is a natural low-potency DHT blocker, right?

So it may reduce hair loss.

So it's creating an environment that's ideal for hair growth.

The ones that I recommend in my office, I do recommend Nutrafol.

You know, my first practice helped with some of those studies.

So I felt like they were appropriate.

I do recommend Viviscal.

I think that's a good one.

Those are two that I've seen a lot of results in my office.

There's another called BioSilk.

which is more bio so bio cell it's not as popular here but i lecture a lot in europe as well it's more popular in europe and so it has a lot of the um amino acids and building blocks uh that we really need for the hair so those are probably the three that i recommend the most

yes and i think it's an area of active research and i think it's going to become a more meaningful conversation in the future you know there are a lot of products that are ingredients or peptides that are not quite commercial products yet that are being looked at in the lab for efficacy so what i like about peptides in general whether it's hair care or skin care is that we want to get these ingredients into the skin

But the skin, first and foremost, is a barrier.

So just getting products to absorb into the skin is not the easiest task, right?

So what peptides do, I always say it's like this little Houdini trick.

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