Involvement Of Mechanical Stress In Androgenetic Alopecia | Von Mises 2d Analysis Models

[WHLX]

Most of the articles I reviewed on this subject suggest that there is a feedback loop between tension and androgen expression, whereby tension causes inflammation and increased androgen production/sensitivity, and then androgens through inflammation and muscle hypertrophy stimulate further tension.

And so the loop goes unless interrupted.

What are your best theories on how to interrupt this loop?

I know Segura suggested that botox may be an effective method in reducing mechanical stress:

http://www.ijtrichology.com/article...ssue=3;spage=95;epage=99;aulast=Tellez-Segura

I believe Rob @ PerfectHairHealth (Is that you IdealForehead?) recently interviewed Dr Brian Freund who executed a successful botox study on hair loss. I'd be interested to know what conclusions he drew from this:

http://www.worldhairresearch.com/?p=544

 

[Armando Jose]

There is not a single guy who can post pics and show that he regrew his hair doing massages. People have been trying it for 15 years ago without success. And if you want to believe in guys, who are selling ebooks about head massaging so be it. You can be delusional, all you want, I don't really care about you.

massages don't cure alopecia but act as reventive.

 

[VonMises]

3D static analysis of von Mises stress model “With half opposite force rear” with added model wide half vertical force rear:

 

[VonMises]

3D static analysis of von Mises stress model “With half opposite force rear” with added half vertical force rear:

 

[VonMises]

3D static analysis of von Mises stress model “With half opposite force rear” with added one fourth vertical force rear:

 

[VonMises]

3D static analysis of von Mises stress model “With half opposite force rear” with added one tenth vertical force rear:

 

[BetaBoy]

These stress visualisations are interesting but would be alot more digestible if they were mapped/textured on an actual scalp.

 

[killme]

The botox treatment is too expensive.

I remember reading about a study in which they used a device that compressed the scalp upwards to against these forces and apparently there was some regrowth. I think it was done in japan.

Where can we find that head device?

 

[Retinoid]

The botox treatment is too expensive.

I remember reading about a study in which they used a device that compressed the scalp upwards to against these forces and apparently there was some regrowth. I think it was done in japan.

Where can we find that head device?

The more Botox you get the weaker the muscles get over time due to it constantly getting paralyzed. It is the same with it getting done in the face, you need it less often the more you get it. I would totally do the Botox in the scalp if I could find a plastic surgeon that does it...

 

[arnoldd]

The more Botox you get the weaker the muscles get over time due to it constantly getting paralyzed. It is the same with it getting done in the face, you need it less often the more you get it. I would totally do the Botox in the scalp if I could find a plastic surgeon that does it...

bruxism ( which cause hypertrophy of muscle face) should be related with hair loss is this theory was true and it isnt..

 

[WHLX]

The botox treatment is too expensive.

I remember reading about a study in which they used a device that compressed the scalp upwards to against these forces and apparently there was some regrowth. I think it was done in japan.

Where can we find that head device?

This?

https://www.pdf-archive.com/2017/07/11/scalp-relaxer-study/scalp-relaxer-study.pdf

 

[Falsenine]

Hey bro, you seem to know what you’re doing and these are interesting but can you propose solution on how to reduce the stress/tension?

 

[arnoldd]

This study explain how scalp tension influenced hair loss
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0306987717310411

It seems that botox injected in muscles of Galea which cause atrophy increase 18% hair count !! f*****g sh*t !!

 

[arnoldd]

https://insights.ovid.com/crossref?an=00006534-201011000-0007

Here the study where botox improves hair growth in man with AA

 

[Trouse]

https://insights.ovid.com/crossref?an=00006534-201011000-0007

Here the study where botox improves hair growth in man with AA

The study sounds promising but the only problem is that it’s from 2010. Has anybody been able to track down real life patients who have had success using Botox?

 

[VonMises]

3D static analysis of von Mises stress model “With half opposite force rear” with added half vertical force on the outside seven tenth to the rear:

 

[VonMises]

3D static analysis of von Mises stress model “With half opposite force rear” with added half vertical force on the outside parallel with the force rear:

 

[VonMises]

3D static analysis of von Mises stress model “With half opposite force rear” with added half vertical force on the outside behind the force rear:

 

[Armando Jose]

Hi VonMises, what program do you use to make the graphics?
TIA

 

[killme]

This?

https://www.pdf-archive.com/2017/07/11/scalp-relaxer-study/scalp-relaxer-study.pdf

Yeah I think that's the study. There's a pic of the device there. Where the f*** do we buy that thing? study looks good.