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0:52A Dermatologist's Hair Growth Three Months Into Xtressé
Dermatologist Dr. Natalie Curcio shares what she noticed about four months into taking Xtressé gummies. Her hair grew two inches in the five weeks between haircuts, and her hairdresser pointed out new growth at the crown and temples.
0:26Dermatologist at Five Months: Less Shedding, New Growth
Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Leena Ramani shares that five months into taking Xtressé, her hair is growing and not shedding. She says her patients, about three to four months in, notice less shedding first.
0:13An Aesthetician's Hair Growth After Health-Related Hair Loss
Darla Pepper, an aesthetician at Body Lounge Park Cities, lost a lot of hair after health issues a couple of years ago. About two months after starting Xtressé, she says her hair is growing fast.
0:13Dermatologist on What Patients Share About Xtressé
Dermatologist Dr. Tess Mauricio, founder of M Beauty Clinic, says her office regularly gets photos and comments from patients about their experience with Xtressé.
0:26Dermatologist on Adding Xtressé to Standard Hair Loss Therapy
Dr. Adam Leavitt, a board-certified dermatologist and hair transplant surgeon, adds Xtressé for some patients who are already on standard medical therapy. He says he hasn't seen those patients lose ground, and the feedback he's heard has been positive.
0:18After Postpartum Hair Gummies, She's Adding a Scalp Serum
Creator Devri Garland took Xtressé gummies after having a baby and says they helped her. She's now starting the FR Concentrate Serum and plans to check back in a few months.
0:34Why a Creator Added a Scalp Serum to Her Xtressé Routine
Creator Lola Triplett has been taking Xtressé gummies and is adding the FR Concentrate Serum. She likes that it focuses on the scalp, feels lightweight and doesn't leave her hair greasy.
1:05A Med Spa Founder Tries Xtressé Hair Gummies for the First Time
Mike Maier, founder of The Standard Med Spa, opens his first box of Xtressé gummies. He walks through the two-gummy daily serving, the ingredients he spots on the label (NAD, pumpkin seed extract, taurine and saw palmetto) and his first taste test.
Can Minoxidil Cause Hair Loss? What a 2025 Review Found About “Dread Shed”
If you’re seeing more hair fall after starting something new for thinning hair, you’re not alone, and it even has a nickname: “dread shed.” A 2025 review found this shedding was reported most consistently with minoxidil, both topical and oral. The authors call it a distressing yet expected response to starting certain therapies for pattern hair loss (androgenetic alopecia). Evidence of shedding with antiandrogens such as spironolactone, finasteride and dutasteride is limited, and shedding was rarely tied to platelet-rich plasma (PRP) with microneedling or to light-based therapies. Nutraceutical trials didn’t describe a clear shedding phase, though early shedding may have been missed because results were measured later. The authors say dread shed is widely discussed on social media but underrepresented in research, and more studies are needed.
