londonhairlossvictim

Damn. Then how do you "get out of it" Did you improve your situation?

Hey guys, I've never had problems when it comes to sex however recently in the last 2 months, with my partner I'm losing my erection or ejaculating too soon! I went and got it checked, everything fine and my health etc fine, however he did give me TADALAFIL which I tried for 3 days and was a horrible experience. Pain all over my body and read reviews on it and alot of people experienced what I did and never wanted to use it again. I can get an erection, it seems to be just with my partner. Generally I am healthy and eat clean too. The other option is Sildenafil (Viagra) Anyone have any experience in this field? It's horrible feeling

Hi guys I just ordered Freshman also as I would prefer topical over a tablet approach. However I have one question over this, I've spoken about this to 4 clinics in UK. One being The Hair Dr - good rep. All of them say they only prescribe tablet forms of Finastride. One told me there's no evidence for Finastride topical solutions that's why they don't prescribe it. Why do hair transplant surgery's say this? It seems consistently they are against the topical variation

Thanks for the replies. I'm just worried that they confirmed this is for the hairline and temples, so my crown is thinning also but the idea is mediciation will stabilize that, eg Finastride / Minoxidil and then my temple and front will be corrected for 6K So eventually I may get to a point I need to do my crown too meaning a second HT

Or this - https://www.lipogaine.com/lipogaine-for-men-for-hair-loss/?sscid=31k5_nn5yl

For example something like this - https://dslaboratories.com/products/spectral-dnc-n-redensifying?afmc=BaldingBeards&utm_campaign=BaldingBeards&utm_source=leaddyno&utm_medium=affiliate

Is there such a thing as a good quality or best minoxidil? I always use the standard Rogaine or Kirkland Foam, I enjoy the foam types more. But sometimes when I meet professionals in the field they say these one's are not good and they don't have the basic ingredients it needs to perform. Is this true? And is there such a thing as the best most effective or trustworthy Minoxidil on the market?

sorry Leeds https://www.hairdr.co.uk/

Is that a normal price or on the expensive side? This is with a good reputation one here in Leeds https://www.hairdr.co.uk/ . It's a bit more than what I wanted to pay but if of course about quality and reputation then I'm happy to pay on the higher end for this type of thing. However if there are other options at a better price, even abroad like in Europe or Turkey then I'd be keen to know that too. Any thoughts?

Thanks Tommy, which one's would be the top one's say 1-2 hours flight away from London?

I'm in London but open to all of UK. Who are the most recommended one's in UK with a good reputation? I've contacted 2 and I seem to be getting told 1500-2000FUE for 4500-6000GBP. I was hoping to get to the 4500 MAX amount. This quote was from TheHRDr.co.uk Anybody have any tips? I am considering Turkey as an option to but I think I feel more comfortable trying to get it done in the country I live in!

Hi guys, been on finastride for 2 years. No regrowth would say just slow stable performance. Minoxidil usually use the foam type like Kirkland. Again just stabilizing hair but not regrowth. Most effected is my templates. Finastride was 1MG tablet a day. In the last 3 months, I've stopped both above due to trying for a child - however now I've seen enough information to say Finastride doesn't effect pregnancy or sperm, just the only thing is to keep away from the woman during pregnancy. In the last month I do feel like my hairline and temples have got more effected since I went off. I'm now seriously looking into hair transplant options too but of course I would prefer to get my hair in better shape without surgery, I'm 37. What other options do I have? I've seen people share this topical dutestride, how do you decide or know when to try something like this? https://fueclinic.com/services/treatments/topical-dutasteride/

Can someone help and advise please

Does anybody have a good trustworthy tutorial of the best practice for this? So how to do it? Then should we use Minoxidil directly after rolling on the scalp for example? Any advice on this would be great as I can't find a consistent reply to this

Hey guys, I'm 37. Had hair thinning for a good 3-4 years now. I did Finastride for 2 years, I would say it stablized my thinning. Did not "regrow" but stabilized. Using Minoxidil for 3 years. In the last 3 months I stopped using both. Finastride was a 1mg tablet a day and Minox was Kirkland Foam most of the times. Reason for this was trying for a baby. Initially I didn't see anything but I would say that in the last 1 month I've noticed a more extra deepening of my hair templates. I'd like to know what people recommend here. I'm trying for child so don't really want to go on Finastride. I guess Minoxidil is something I should go back on? I'm also now seriously considering looking to get a hair transplant option also here in UK done, that's def on my mind. I have not tried Dermarolling and a few have recommended to me. Any thoughts what you guys think here based on my situation?

Has Rogain Foam helped you? I havn't used it yet but I feel like since using Kirkland Minoxidil 5% I'm shedding more, after switching from the Minoxidil I was using before from Belgravia Centre Propecia, I'm trying my best to not take it - I don't want to be forced to keep on taking a type of medication. Already Minoxidil is one, I know these things once your off it you can lose faster

Hey guys, I'd really appreciate some help here as I am quite lost what to do. First it was crown, now temples are a concern and most recently front hairline is taking a hit. I'm 33, I exercise alot and am just generally a healthy eater. I've been using Minoxidil for 2 years now, twice a day. I was using Belgravia Centre for 2 years but I've only recently found out their prices are ridiculous and it's not the improvement I wished for in this period. From them I would get a 5% minoxidil and then a 12.5% cream Minoxidil. Recently switched to Kirkland Extra Strength 5% as I was paying to much for ones I was getting from a clinic. I take a Biotin capsule a day. I don't use any special shampoo. I do shampoo daily, every morning. - I've seen some people on this forum using DR REGENAPURE, does anyone recommend that for me and what exactly? The shampoo? Or the Conditioner or something else? I find styling my hair a nightmare...I can never do it where I'm happy. I tend to use Hair Powder thickening products that seem to help me to style. Since Minoxidil, the ends of my hair are really wavy/broken. So around 2x a week I use a Hair Oil in the night - this one specifically - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Thickening-Nourishing-Growth-Females-Children/dp/B074RCQ9W7 - Recently I feel my front hairline is getting effected, I sent my pictures to someone a friend knows who is a Dr. and Translant Qualified Surgeon in London and he has diagnosed me as Norwood 2A. I'm meeting him tomorrow as I feel I may have to take that surgical route though I do not really want to. On a side note, I did try Finastride a year ago but felt it gave me sexual side effects so I stopped it after 2 weeks. What do people recommend for a case like this/mine? Note: Just today I've ordered a Dermaroller after viewing a few people on the forum and youtube I want to try this out for the templates.