My Journey from Hair Fall Stress to Discovering PP405

I’m Noor Ansari, and if you’re anything like me, you know the sinking feeling that comes with losing more hair every day. For months, I felt helpless; no shampoo or oil seemed to work, and every time I combed my hair, I could see my confidence thinning along with it.

One lazy evening, while scrolling through reels, I came across something that instantly caught my eye: a new scientific discovery called PP405, a molecule researchers believe could activate sleeping stem cells inside our hair follicles, helping them produce strong, healthy hair again.

Naturally, I had a ton of questions: Is this real? Is it safe? When can I get it?

I didn’t want to rely on half-baked online information, so I booked an appointment at Influennz Clinic in South Delhi, which I trust completely because of Dr. Geetika Srivastava; she’s always been my go-to for honest, up-to-date skin and hair advice.

During My Visit, Dr. Geetika Explained PP405 in Simple words:

It’s a new molecule showing excellent results in early trials.
It works differently from our usual hair oils or medicines by waking up dormant hair follicle stem cells.
It’s still being tested in the US (Phase 2 trials) and might be available between 2027 and 2030, depending on how the trials go.

While it was exciting to hear about, she also gave me a reality check: PP405 isn’t available yet, so we shouldn’t fall for misleading products claiming to have it. Instead, she advised me to focus on PRP or GFC therapy, both safe and proven options to control hair fall and boost hair strength for now.

Walking out of the clinic, I felt lighter. Sometimes, just knowing there’s real progress happening in science and having a dermatologist who explains it without sugar-coating is a huge relief.

My Honest Advice to You

If you’re losing sleep over hair loss, please don’t just wait for miracle cures. Get real guidance from an expert, follow a healthy hair routine, and stay patient. I’m staying hopeful for PP405 — and until then, I’m doing my PRP sessions and taking better care of my hair than ever before.

Stay positive. Science is on our side.

Disclaimer: This is my personal experience. Always consult a certified dermatologist for the right advice before starting any new hair solution.