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So, Fin slow down our hair loss. My question is:

Guy is NW2.5 and start using fin in his 25. He use it for 15 years and then stops (no matter why).

For those 15 years he progressed only to NW3 (kept most of his hair).

When he stops fin, will all saved hair during those 15 years fall out, or will he just continue to lose hair

from NW3 at the pace he was losing it before starting fin?

 

What if he in next 5 years dont lose hair at all? Does that mean that we would end like no more then NW3

even without 15 years on fin?

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The hair would go through its normal miniaturization process like before he was on finasteride. The hair would not magically just fall out.

My Hair Loss Website

 

Surgical Treatments:

 

Hair transplant 5-22-2013 with Dr. Paul Shapiro at Shapiro Medical Group

Total grafts transplanted: 3222

*536 singles *1651 doubles * 961 triples,

*74 quadruples.

Total hairs transplanted: 7017

 

 

Non-Surgical Treatments:

 

*1.25 mg finasteride daily

*Generic minoxidil foam 2x daily

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The hair would go through its normal miniaturization process like before he was on finasteride. The hair would not magically just fall out.

 

What about study saying that 6 months after stopping Fin man lose all benefits of using it?

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Sorry, but I disagree with Nick. Studies show that your hair count quickly go to what it would have been if you have never been on fin in the first place.

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