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

They sneak their way into the skin, and then they create this big molecule.

So it's a great way to stimulate the molecules that we really need, and that's why we use it in skincare.

And as I said, the scalp is just an extension of the skin.

So if the scalp is healthy, it's going to produce healthier hairs.

So you're seeing some of those molecules like copper peptides.

We're starting to see more and more in hair care.

And what are those peptides doing?

A, they're somewhat anti-inflammatory.

They're helping to stimulate collagen so you have a more robust, healthy, functional scalp.

There are some studies saying that they may actually reduce the effects of some of those androgens, those strong male hormones that cause hair loss.

We're starting to see some that research labs are looking at that are supporting what we call the Wnt pathway.

And so the Wnt pathway is really important for the creation of follicles.

So the creation and kind of propagation of follicular growth and hair growth.

And so that's a really powerful pathway.

And so these new peptides that are kind of pushing that, I think if they fine tune it appropriately could really be a game changer in the hair loss community.

How do you take those or how are they administered?

Right now, because it's still more research-based, they're injecting them.

So you would inject them in your scalp?

pregnancy is typically a pro-growth period.

Because estrogen is the hair hormone, right?

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