Bigger Is Better (For Bald Men)

by Mid Brain on December 28, 2007

As regular readers of The Beauty Brains know, we’re always on the look out for the latest breakthroughs in the science of hair growth. So, we were intrigued by this article from Science Daily about new research showing a protein that increases blood vessel growth in skin can also promote hair growth. mouse

In testing done on mice, researchers from Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) were able to increase the size of hair follicles and boost total hair volume by 70%. This discovery may apply to humans as well since male pattern baldness is caused by shrinking follicles. This is exciting news for our male readers who are worried about baldness so stay tuned for more. And while you’re waiting, check out our previous posts on hair loss cures like Fekkai’s Follicle Boosting Treatment, Dutasteride, Scalp med and the Hair Max Laser Comb. (You could always try Toppik Hair Building Fibers!)

–Mid Brain

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Gloria December 28, 2007 at 12:09 am

ashley tisdale.. not a fan.. at all…

her acting is cute.. exaggerated but appropriate for disney.. her singing though??

whiny and nasal.. and she does this whole I’m such a good hard working girl and aren’t I so cute teehee routine..

yea, i’m not a fan at all.. can u tell?

Matt Webb December 29, 2007 at 6:35 pm

Hello,

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Matt

Office Hair December 30, 2007 at 5:53 am

It may interest you to know that women are now suffering from “patern baldness” as they are in high stress jobs and so suffer from hair loss typically associated with male dominated jobs. Does this mean we’ll have to change it to gender non-specific pattern baldness?

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