40+ And Fabulous Facebook ad: “4 OBs Failed Me. This Worked.”

Ran for 12 days, from July 7 to July 19, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
Run by 40+ And Fabulous on Facebook. Crush is not the advertiser and does not verify its claims. See this ad in Meta's Ad Library(opens in a new tab)
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About this ad
- Meta Ad Library ID
- 1001947605807201
- Platforms
- Facebook, Instagram and Threads
- Relaunches
- 0
- Niche
- Hair Care
Ad text
This is what came out of my shower drain yesterday morning. I am 4 months postpartum. And I am done being polite about what 4 OBs have said to me about it. Dr. Martinez: ""This is completely normal. It will grow back in 12 to 18 months."" Dr. Patel: ""Have you tried a biotin gummy? My patients love them."" Dr. Owens: ""Are you getting enough sleep? Stress can make this worse."" And then Dr. Brennan, the one I had the highest hopes for because everyone in my mom group swore by him. ""Honestly at your age and with two kids under 4, you should just expect some changes. Maybe consider a shorter haircut. It can help disguise the thinning."" I sat in his parking lot for 30 minutes wondering if I was insane. I had pulled a tennis-ball-sized clump of my own hair out of my shower drain that morning. And the medical professional I had paid $250 to see had suggested I get a haircut. That was the day I stopped trusting OBs to help me with this. I went home and did 4 hours of my own research. What I found made me physically angry. Postpartum hair loss is not random. It is not ""what happens to your body."" It is not because you are stressed or tired or ""not bouncing back."" Around month 3 to 4 after birth, the estrogen that gave you that thick pregnancy hair crashes. When it does, a hormone called DHT floods your scalp and chokes the follicle at the root. Blood supply drops. The follicle starves of nutrients. It enters a mass shedding phase that can strip up to 50 percent of your hair density in a few weeks. That is what I had been pulling out of my shower drain every morning. Not bad luck. Not stress. A specific, documented, treatable hormonal cascade. Here is the part that made me even more angry. Postpartum hair loss was not formally studied in clinical research until 2014. Every single OB I had seen finished medical school before that. They literally were not taught what is happening inside a postpartum woman's scalp during this window. So they default to the only thing they know. Wait it out. Meanwhile dermatologists in Beverly Hills have been quietly treating this for over a decade with a clinical method that creates painless micro-channels through the scalp barrier and delivers a serum 10 to 15 times deeper than regular topicals. Straight to the dormant follicle. Where DHT lives. The same system is now available outside the clinic. It is called DearRoot. 10,000 women have used it. Most see baby hairs along the hairline and a tighter part inside 8 weeks. Less than 60 seconds a day. No prescription. No biotin gummies. No shorter haircut. 120-day money-back guarantee. 4 months risk free. If your hair does not grow back, you do not pay. If your OB has told you to ""just wait it out,"" I am telling you what I wish someone had told me 6 weeks ago. Do not wait. Tap below.
Where the ad sends people
try.dearroot.com
4 OBs Failed Me. This Worked.
What they aren't telling moms
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