This is a YouTube video titled "Get Ready With Me For a Hair Transplant" containing a personal monologue where the speaker describes their hair transplant preparation routine involving pills and topical foam over the past three months. The content is a single-speaker narrative focused on hair care and transplant supplementation, recorded in 2025.
Hello. I'm going to take you through my hair transplant preparedness routine that I've been doing for the last three months or so. It's two pills and then a foam. And I like to start with the pills because I use my hands to do the foam, and I don't want to eat the foam. This is glycitin, skin nutrients, the antioxidant enzyme. We take one of them, and Stephanie says it's the reason that Corey has such good hair. So who knows? Worth a shot. And then we do the finasteride, the little red guy. And then we're ready for the. For the foam, which is topical minoxidil. I've been using Rogaine because I know somebody who goes to Costco. Try not to get it on the hair itself, but in my situation, that's not really possible because, like, this is the area that I want to get it in, and there's. There is just hair in the way. I have begun to notice we're about three months into it, and I'm seeing some little baby hairs in there. We do this once in the morning and once at night. Full disclosure, I would normally actually, for this part, not be wearing a shirt, but I thought for all of our sakes, I would deviate slightly from the routine. They say about half a capful, and this is what I've been doing. I wonder if Corey will see this and go, no, he's doing that all wrong. But I hope not. I mean, anything's possible. How wrong could I get? Spreading foam on my head. I haven't noticed hair growing anywhere. You know, strange. I haven't noticed hair growing out of my fingertips. I have noticed some little guys starting to appear up here. It's all I'm told, you know, to supplement the hair transplant. And you keep it going so that you hang on to the hair that's there, and then the transplant fills in everything, and then you don't need another transplant in five years because the stuff that's here is also leaving.
