www.GastricBypassTruth.com Everyone who has gastric bypass surgery is concerned about hair loss. Scalp massage helps increase blood flow to the scalp, getting more nutrients to your hair root to minimize loss and spark regrowth.
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In this video I talk about my experience with permanent hair removal (including laser, IPL and electrolysis). I talk about the costs advantages and inconvenients. As a second topic, I also talk about preventing hair loss (balding).

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50 Responses to “Gastric Bypass Hair Loss: Grow It Back With Scalp Massage”
  1. thebaamnar says:

    hi
    thanks for this way

  2. JamesJunger says:

    Does this work for a receding hairline, as well as the whole scalp?

  3. rincoocherub says:

    does this helpful to prevent hair fall?

  4. cpeebler says:

    For people with arthritis of the hands, is there an electric scalp massage machine on the market? Would the Brookstone “Scalp-Massaging Helmet” be a useful alternative for the finger massage method?

  5. alchomy666 says:

    Hi Gastricbypasstruth i have watched your video and i am intereseted. I am a male hair loss sufferer and i am taking saw palmetto and polyphenols which are guaranteed to premote hair growth. But over the last few days i have been doing the scalp massage as you have shown us in your video. I want to do it to try and speed up the process of my hair recovery. But i found that after i have done it, i can feel the tingling sensation afterwards, But then my hair feels very sensitive, is this normal???

  6. ez2wealth says:

    This works like magic. No more hair loss and grow your hair back for good. And it’s free.

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  7. melmelallday says:

    is that how u grew your hair ?

  8. PruneSucree says:

    She just said she had a gastric bypass right ? It’s no wonder why she looks tired but that’s just temporary I’m sure.

  9. diphenhydramineHC says:

    this woman needs to focus more on looking healthier. Im not going to listen to the advice of someone that looks completely whacked out.

  10. Baldoxxx4000 says:

    sadly for guys, this method dont help, so save you hand stregnth..

  11. immokalee187juju says:

    will this work if your hair hair loss is hereditary??? O.o

  12. immokalee187juju says:
  13. FookMeGently says:

    I get a feeling like i want to ejaculate without erection when i massage my head. Is this ok?

  14. mangarism says:

    u know u help my hair look like Beckham Super THX u ,i do this is 1 month and super Thick

    WISH TO VIEWER DO this Massage help superb ly GODD lUCK

  15. alexapollo22 says:

    I gained my hair back by wearing Alex Chiu’s Immortality Rings. My hairline went back to when I was 25. The rings really did help me gain lots of hair back.

  16. gdolim8 says:

    Amazing! A new way to renew hair growth! look here: hair.xfollow.me (Copy to your browsers address bar)

  17. iluvjsjsjs says:

    Great vid. I learned the proper way to massage my scalp. Thanks!!

  18. H3Y0o says:

    can this be done as well when I’m taking my shower?

  19. misslize says:

    my dermatologist told me that since the hairloss is from surgery and not due to heredity, you can use rogaine temporarily and it will not fall out once you stop using it

  20. Bigmoneyuk says:

    You wanna be applying more presuure than that, i apply preasure harder and my hair grows thick thick lol

  21. dovebug123 says:

    Thank you for the video. I am going to start doing the massage every day.

  22. GastricBypassTruth says:

    Anyone can do it – it certainly doesn’t hurt anything, and even if it doesn’t work for you it’s relaxing. But whether or not you get results from it depends on why you lost hair. I’m no expert on hair loss in general, so I don’t know the reasons behind male pattern baldness, for example. But if you’ve lost hair due to nutritional deficiencies, this should make a difference.

  23. GastricBypassTruth says:

    I’ve been pretty clear. I had surgery over 1 year ago, no I have not reached my goal weight but I have come very far. It’s a process.

    I’m not “selling” anything. I put this out because it could help people.

    There is no way to avoid losing some hair following gastric bypass surgery. But proper nutrition – getting all your vitamins and protein – can help minimize the loss and aid in faster regrowth. Massaging the scalp gets more of those nutrients to the hair root where they’re needed.

  24. staraex says:

    did you have the surgery? because your hair looks thin and you look like you have weight. so is what you’re “selling” not working for you?

  25. foxworthy21 says:

    crown still looks really thin which worries me the most. I almost went and used Rogaine (bought it and everything) but upon reading that once you use Rogaine you have to use it for life or else all “Rogaine Hair” will fall off.

    I thought.. am I really losing hair from male pattern baldness or was it really the crash diet that caused it. One look at my brother whom is 13 years older than me tells me its defiantly not male pattern baldness. Returned the Rogaine and am so glad I did.

  26. jelianmore says:

    hellow tranny by the way im jerry a cross dresser ahmmm
    i was amaze in u dears
    u know i want to remove my hair too but is it safe
    i really want to see ur legs if it is good

  27. TrannyGirl15 says:

    With IPL? Not long, 2-3 sessions. That being said, I still haven’t managed to get rid of all facial hair.

  28. suchi4free says:

    You are beautiful!
    I just started IPL treatment in my legs, I would like to know how long it took you to see some results in your diferents treatments.
    Thanks

  29. alexisvelazquez1 says:

    hi i want to know im in newyork do u know of a place were i can get electrolysis done at for a gtood price thank you
    have a good day

  30. GloryHolesRule says:

    @TrannyGirl15 naw I’m already using Procerin (dht blocker) right now and its pretty effective…
    it actually stoped my hair from falling out and all the hair that was really thinned out has started getting thicker again…

  31. TrannyGirl15 says:

    I didn’t use minoxidil much, I had the impression that it made me grow a few extra hairs around my eyebrow/temple area, and that was enough to make me stop using it.

    You should probably look into propecia/proscar, if you’re thinking of transitioning at some point

  32. GloryHolesRule says:

    I’ve been thinking about using minoxidil since i was 17 years old (that’s the year i started losing my hair, pretty young i know…) but the fact that it makes you LOSE hair in the Beginning stages of therapy is what scared me away from ever buying it….
    how did it work for you? did you end up using it? and I’m pretty sure that once the hair follicle is dead not even minoxidil can regrow it…
    so you don’t have to worry about growing hair on your forehead :P

  33. dxvejust says:

    This is so inspiring. I am really considering having facial hair removal in my twenties I think.
    I’d love to have conversations about transgender issues. I’m really enjoying watching your videos.

  34. ez2wealth says:

    This works like magic. No more hair loss and grow your hair back for good.

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  35. movielover19f says:

    I always had problem with stubborn hair. I got the NoNo on a free trial from ‘gratismakeupsamples’ – does the job really well. Im really happy with it.

  36. TrannyGirl15 says:

    I would recommend you consult an expert. Male pattern balding begins at puberty, not at 42. Your balding may be caused by something else.

  37. miyukiTS says:

    thank you for your wid… I am a MtF transsexual with hair loss concerns. My hair was good until I turned 42, but after than my hair started to fall off. My transition started at 43 with HRT, yet I did not notice any improvement in my hair at all; the loss continued. At 44, I started propecia but the hair keeps falling off. I am now 46. Now, I need to take serious action. Do you think by removing my balls will stop this? BTW, you hair look just fine.
    Thanks, Malin

  38. MzLadySheila says:

    Thank you so much for sharing your information, I am sure you help many.

  39. eastsideboi420 says:

    i know exactly what u mean about the only shaving once a week, i have to do that now cause my face is so sensative, and i feel like the razor just chops my face up and it doesn’t even have to rub against my face that much, waxing is inaffective too, and i wish i could start my lasor hair removal before hormones, but i have no job and can’t afford any treatments :( i’m kinda in a slump now

  40. phantasmacorp says:

    as girls we can have hormonal imbalances that makes us grow hair too… specially during menopause or if we have some sort of ovary/female hormone problem… we can end up with more testosteron than progesterone hence we can also grow beards.. hahaa.. .im not that bad tho…
    waxing usually works well for large areas, under arms, legs , chest.
    laser only if you have light skin and dark hair .. otherwise slow electrolisis is the only thing i know WORks

  41. TrannyGirl15 says:

    I kind of doubt that, honestly.

  42. kotekotekitty says:

    i also can only shave like 1 time a week :/
    it kills me

  43. kotekotekitty says:

    if your skin is like yellow/pale brown and hair black will it work?

  44. alexapollo22 says:

    I gained my hair back by wearing Alex Chiu’s Immortality Rings. My hairline went back to when I was 25. The rings really did help me gain lots of hair back.

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  46. gdolim8 says:

    Amazing! A new way to renew hair growth! look here: hair.xfollow.me (Copy to your browsers address bar)

  47. TenderGenderBender says:

    The only hair removal cream with thorough documentation is Vaniqa. Unfortunately it’s not available in Denmark.

  48. TrannyGirl15 says:

    I tried facial heir removal cream, gave me chemical burns, only removed half the hair, and it’s obviously not permanent. I don’t think it’s a very good solution.

  49. the0siren0of0night says:

    …sorry, forgot to add this….
    …and anyways…some born women’s hair lines are further back than yours, even mine!!!

  50. the0siren0of0night says:

    hey…since you have hardly any facial hair…you could use facial hairremoval cream…there must be some that is for sensitive skin…my hair line is not as good as it used to be when i was 11years old…but…it only came out because i used gel in my hair to control it when i started growing…im 19 now…and i looks worse than it is…

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