FNS Follicle Nutrient Serum

Hello Doctor,
I was reading an article on FNS Follicular Nutrient Serum. It was researched by a dermatologists, and I have not yet found anything bad about it. It claims to stimulate growth and grow thicker hair. Do you know anything about this product? please post your answer quickly (my time is running out).

I often receive questions from patients like you stating, “quickly.. my time is running out”. What does that mean? Is there a deadline? If so, how long do you have left? More importantly, what happens after your “time” runs out?

If you have been following this blog, I receive questions everyday regarding various hair growth / regrowth products. My answer has always been that it is a “buyer beware” market. Just because a doctor or a scientist endorses a product does not mean a product works. Likewise, the scientific evidence behind a product is subject to many interpretations and biases that may falsely lead the general public. Often times most products contain the same basic ingredient (minoxidil) packaged with a different name. It is not my role to be a pessimist, as it may seem, but a medical doctor that practices medicine with a scientific background. This does not mean your FNS Serum (or any other cream or serum) will not work. Even with its endorsements and “proofs” and “before and after” pictures, I suspect most of these creams, serums, potions, or lotions can never meet the strict FDA approval process that can guarantee its efficacy (see FDA approval process) . Otherwise I would love to market a six pack of beer as the new drug that enhances the sexual appeal of your date, but I do not think I can get an FDA approval even though I have personal proof and testimony from hundreds of ‘patients’. That was a joke, by the way.

In summary, we are all looking for a quick and easy fix to all our problems. Our time is always running out. You can try using the FNS Serum, but what happens if that does not work? Will your time be up? If you want a medical solution for your hair loss, you should see a qualified hair transplant doctor for a formal evaluation of your hair loss. But that is on your own “time”… before it runs out.