Hair Loss Drugs
Share your opinions and experiences regarding drugs like Propecia (finasteride), Minoxidil and others.
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I would recommend against getting a transplant where you have hair man. You will most likely suffer shockloss if you do -
By Phillyman1996 · Posted
Your hairline doesnt look bad. But if you want you could get a small transplant. -
Hey mate, yeah I'm on propecia (finasteride) and minoxidil. Have been for a couple of years. -
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By CosmoKramer · Posted
Nice early progress. I too have had those dry scalp flakes and still occasionally even now 9 months after, I think it’s just areas of the scalp still healing itself and when I’ve tried to brush them out when hair was dry that’s when a fine hair or a few would come out as well so I found leaving a good natural shampoo or conditioner on the area to soak for 5-10min helps soften the flakes to come off when wet without any hair coming off.
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