I’m Andy Yeoh—a full-time pastor, certified coach, and musician-songwriter.
I’m deeply passionate about young people and the next generation. Over the years, I’ve worked closely with youth, and my experiences—such as music and my Communications degree—have come together to help me do what I love most: guiding young people toward their purpose and potential. I’ve done this through the church, and now also through music and coaching. To put it in a nutshell, I’m passionate about young people seeing their purpose and potential.
My hair loss didn’t directly interfere with my work. I believe I can still do my job “without hair,” but it definitely affected me internally—how I saw myself and how I thought others saw me.
I work with a lot of young people, and these days, they’re a lot more vocal. They’ll say things right to your face: “Oh, you’re losing your hair! What’s wrong with you?” (Laughs) I don’t think they mean to be malicious—they’re simply pointing out what they see.
Being a public person, I have my photos taken constantly, and those photos live online forever. People can easily compare how my hair looked before and now. Seeing those comparisons over and over made me conscious of my appearance. I have a personality that values being liked and appreciated—if you know the DISC profile, I’m a high “I.” That made me even more aware of how I thought people perceived me.
It also took an emotional toll. I’ve felt sad, shy, and even ashamed. When people I meet comment, “Hey, you have no hair!” or “Where did all your hair go?” I wonder if that’s all they notice about me. I wished they’d focus on something else.
Eventually, I thought—if there’s a solution, why not try it? My hair loss was affecting my confidence, my interactions, and even the way I spoke to people.
I stumbled upon Ooosh!™ through my friend, Abel (the Director of Ooosh!™ Malaysia). He had personally experienced hair loss, gone through the treatments, and taken the supplements—and now he’s a walking, living testimony of how effective they are. Since we’re friends, there was already a level of trust.
One day we met up, not to talk about hair, but to catch up on life. During our conversation, he told me about his new business—hair growth—and showed me his before-and-after photos. I was genuinely surprised and said, “Oh, this thing really works!” Then he hit me with a powerful line: “Money-back guarantee if it doesn’t work.”
At the time, I didn’t think much about it. I knew it would probably be expensive. But as my hair continued thinning, I started thinking I should do something before it was too late.
Before Ooosh!™, I had never considered doing anything about my hair loss. Maybe I wasn’t paying attention to it. But more and more people began making comments. After I planted a new church and became the lead pastor, I was onstage almost every week. That meant more photos of me were being taken and posted. Eventually, I started noticing what the young people had been saying—I was losing hair.
It became more obvious to me, and I grew more self-conscious and worried, especially as I got older. I started wondering if there would be a point where it was too late. That’s when I finally reached out to Abel and said, “Bro, are you still doing this hair thing?” I wanted to know what could be done.
I hadn’t tried any other hair growth solutions before because I honestly didn’t believe they worked. I didn’t do much research, but I assumed hair loss was natural, biological, and genetic—something irreversible. So why waste money on something that wouldn’t work? I had never met anyone who’d successfully regrown their hair naturally without a transplant—except Abel. Then, when I met Perry, the Founder of Ooosh!™, in Singapore, I thought, “Man, this guy has a lot of hair!”
After my hair regrew, the same people who once commented on my hair loss started noticing the change—“You have hair again!” “Oh wow, it worked!”
I’ve been quite open about my hair loss and regrowth journey, sharing updates on social media and even talking about it in church. Because of this, people have seen firsthand that Ooosh!™ works. In fact, some have texted or called me to ask if it really works and what’s involved. I’ve shared my experience with quite a few people simply because they’ve seen the transformation in my photos.
Has anything changed now that my hair has grown back? Absolutely. My confidence has returned. I’m no longer as concerned about how my photos turn out, and I can style my hair again. The biggest difference is the freedom from constantly worrying about hair loss—I can now focus my time and energy on more important things.
Another change is that I can now point people to a proven solution for hair loss. As a coach specializing in solution-focused coaching, my role is to help people identify a problem they want to solve or a goal they want to reach, and help them find the best way forward—either within themselves or from external resources. Now, I can confidently tell people about my own hair loss, share that there’s a solution that truly works, and explain that it even comes with a money-back guarantee.
I feel good about this because I’m not just passing on information—I’m sharing something I’ve personally experienced and have no doubts about. Abel, my friend, saw results. Perry, the founder, saw results. Roger Wang, the musician, saw results. And so did I. I can literally provide them with a solution!
He’s also glad that he can now point people to a proven solution for hair loss.
To those experiencing hair loss—we know that looks aren’t everything. But hair loss can have a secondary effect on a person: confidence, self-assurance, and ultimately the way you speak, the way you show up. It’s okay to acknowledge that. It’s not always superficial. It’s okay to admit that it’s a problem.
Number two: know that there is a solution—a painless one. And number three: if you’re experiencing hair loss, be open to trying something. Because what’s there to lose, right? (Pun intended.)
If you’re experiencing hair loss, it’s hard for me to tell you not to feel sad. I wouldn’t say, “Don’t be sad.” But I would say, “Don’t stay sad,” because there are solutions—if you know where to look. And we do know where to look.
If you’re experiencing hair loss, it’s hard for me to tell you not to feel sad. I wouldn’t say, “Don’t be sad.” But I would say, “Don’t stay sad,” because there are solutions.
Pastor Andy Yeoh
It’s important to address the issue early—and it’s the same for any issue. Prevention is better than cure. Don’t wait until all your hair is gone to do something about it. Take action the moment you start noticing hair loss—fix it before it gets worse. The premise is health—scalp health. Anything to do with health follows the same principle: prevention is better than cure, and early prevention is better than late prevention. If you think of your hair as part of your overall health, you can apply all the same health analogies—and that mindset will help.
My name is Andy Yeoh and I’m passionate about helping people—especially young people—discover their purpose and realize their potential.
And this is my Ooosh!™ story.
