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It’s a bit odd statement about minoxidil. It does not revive anything. It just make the growth cycle longer. Giving the appearance of more and thicker hair. The Hairloss continues. Even finasteride do not so often revive hair but that at least stops or halts the Hairloss more or less
@HairLineChannel I don't get it. Publications (don't ask me to search for it, please) found out you can have an intake of finasteride of 25% (one day on, three day off) if I remeber correctly. So why didn't you at least decrease the finasteride dosage? I mean: you received a HT! Plus: the dosage of the drug must be related to your testosterone level (less testosterone, less DHT), so you could have decreased the dosage even more.
I think the fact you have documented the process is good but after hundreds of hours researching HT's I came to the conclusion if you aren't willing to take Fin for the rest of your life don't bother having the transplant, your basically moving hair that isn't effected by DHT into an area of your scalp full of hair that is, if you don't block/stop the DHT your non transplanted hair is just going to continue to fall out leaving all your transplanted hair in place and you back to the same problem you started with but worse.
The better option is never start taking the medicine actually. Surgeons can’t tell whether the hair already on your hair is your original hair or hair maintained/gained by medicine. They can only transplant around hair that is there, that is why it gets bad if you stop taking. People should never take in the first place.
I was considering a HT in Turkey and the £2k clinics gave me the usual speil about 80% coverage, yada yada. Then I spoke to Koray Erdogans practice, his assistant informed me I wasn't a suitable candidate because my doner area was minitiurising and I would have to be on Fin for at least 6 months before any surgery and then forever afterwards. I didn't want to touch this stuff so decided against it Someone might be on Fin for years before getting sides and might have to reluctantly give it up and potentially risk looking worse. Being bald is better than being bald with a HT 😢
@@reggie.991 No.The fall hairs have the problem,not the area.The new hair will be there for many many years...The guy on video stop the fina and loose not the tranplanted hair but the old hair
It's not the transplanted hair you lost after stopping the finasterid. It's your old hair, so it's wrong information. If people want to have a real result, they have to stop taking finasterid forever, so they can see the real hair they have. You were supposed to be 100% bold, the result after your surgery was not real because of finasterid.
@ashersamuel2853 the transplanted hair can't be affected by the DHT, this is why the donor area is from the back, this guy maintained his old hair using finasterid, so he had density after the surgery. When he stopped taking it, he lost the hair he had before the transplant and he lost the density.
@bevaltihani3269 this is bro science. Do more research. The transplanted hairs are more resistant but over time they acclimate to the zone and will start to diminish and miniaturize later on if not androgen blocker is being used.
@@ashersamuel2853he is correct , yes transplanted hair can thin over time but NOT so quick , in such a short span , he most likely lost his natural hair which were already effected by dht and were thinning , which is why most of the results of hair transplant you see on RUclips are not truly bcoz of the surgeon but instead because of finasteride . And when people stop taking it , the density is lost and they think that transplant failed but instead the hair left are the transplanted hair themselves
Yes, congrats on the healthy baby girl. What I have learned from this video is that the actual hair transplant is not the end of the problem but the start of a lifetime battle against baldness requiring the regular ingestion of powerful and expensive medications and hormones that are sure to create imbalances and side effects. Looking at it from the financial perspective, I would imagine this is going to be a long term drain on resources too. It's a pity hats are no longer fashionable, I think a nice Fedora looks great on a well dressed guy.
I did something similar with Minoxidil. Thanks for sharing your experience! This is be helpful for the hair loss community to know about the consequences of stopping treatments.
@@cihicihiI used Minoxidil for 3 years. Started when I was 26, at a NW1.5. I started Brazilian Ju Jitsu, which, for those who don't know, is cardio intensive, to say the least. I noticed during training sessions, my vision would get blurry, often times darkness encroaching from my peripheral vision. I attributed this, my pulmonary ventricular contractions (PVCs) and palpations, to Minoxidil usage. With those symptoms in mind, I stopped using Minoxidil at 29. First month wasn't so bad, only minor shedding. The above symptoms noticebly improved though! By the second month, I was shedding FAST. Probably at a NW 3, with heavy temple recession. I buzzed my hair shortly after so I didn't have to watch my hairline's devastation, lol. I continues to notice loss in the subsequent months. Jump to today. 30 years old, a NW 3.5 or 4, diffuse thinning and it's quite noticable to all but the blind and short. I'm Heavily considering just buzzing it off again, since I'm making balding a much bigger deal than it really is. I'm in a relationship, everyone sees that I'm losing my hair and pharmaceutical intervention in the form of finastride/dutastride isn't worth it. I'd rather be balding than have ED or depression or whatever other side effects occur from DHT suppression. To make a long story short, stopping Minoxidil will cause the user to lose all gains. It won't cause hairs that would not have otherwise been lost, to fall out. Only those dependant on Minoxidil. It's a life long commitment and not worth anchoring knew confidence and stress to; in my opinion, of course.
@@HairLineChannel but maybe thats just you i think fin shouldnt affect transplanted hair thats not affected by dht it shouldnt make the transplanted hair thinner i believe
@@HairLineChannelObviously… you never got to gauge the proper result because most of it was due to taking finasteride. They would not have been able to tell what hair was original or what hair was maintained/gained by finasteride. You’re putting this video out and spouting rubbish. The best option is to have never took finasteride in the first place
@@HairLineChannelThat's what the usual "strengthen your donor hair before the transplant for better results" will do to you. Finasteride before HT made his hair thicker including donor, he transplanted then on his head, then with Finasteride gone, thickness went along with it. Also, thicker hair make it much harder to pinpoint where DHT sensitive and non-sensitive areas are, so the surgeon most likely transplanted some hair from the DHT sensitive area as well, which eventually fell off. That's why you should either do Finasteride for the rest of your life, or not do it at all, transplant or not. All those using Finasteride pre-transplant are making things more difficult for the surgeon, since everyone is a good candidate for HT when on Finasteride. That's like measuring your muscle at the gym when you're on a pump, then blaming the gym that you're not as muscular when the pump goes away.
Good video. Results after 1st transplant looked ok, but after 2nd it looked good! How many grafts in total for both?? Now a few observations re: video ... 1) You noticed your hair get greasier after stopping finasteride ... that would be expected since DHT stimulates oil glands. 2) You most definitely don't need to take finasteride to maintain your transplanted hair ... they won't disappear if you don't take finasteride, though they might not be quite a healthy without finasteride. 3) The donor zone isn't immune to androgenic alopecia, its resistant (and to a large degree). 4) 1 mg finasteride blocks about 70% of serum DHT, but 0.2 mg blocks 62%! Its not linear. So you can take a MUCH smaller dose and block almost as much DHT.
Thanks for the video. But there's wrong information here: the transplanted hair are not affected by DHT - so they will remain permanently. The hair you see falling out, is your original hair that you had before they filled it in. IF the procedure is done accurately, (which it was) those transplanted hairs would be forever
The hair you have noticed thinning was more than likely not the transplanted hair. Your old hair not yet effected by dht (as much) has increased. Hopping back on it will stop that, and bring a little of it back. In my experience at least. Still think hair looks good, congrats!
Have experimented myself after having a 3000 graft transplant and took fin for 1 year @ 3mg per week (with no sides) and had an incredible result! Then I stopped completely to see what happened and after 4 months my hair was noticeable thinner and more see through. Started back on it @ 2mg per week and a noticeable thickness to hair again. I saw a video recently talking about a study where they took fin for 12 months @ 1mg per day, then reduced it to 1mg PER MONTH and they saw virtually NO reduction in hair loss gained/preserved from the fin. My suggestion is to use it in moderation (maybe 2-3mg per week rather than 1mg per day) then slowly reduce it to 1mg per week, then 1mg per month and monitor results. Stopping completely will affect hair in most cases. Also, make sure to not use any chemicals, hair spray, gels, waxes, etc or 'normal' shampoo's on your hair, wash with warm water daily (and rinse with cold at the end) and once per week use an organic raw egg yolk to wash your hair. I add a very tiny amount of tallow to my hair every few days, gives it a lovely shine and needs no hair products at all. I blame part of my initial hair loss on the over use of chemical hair products for about 15 years. Also consume collagen powder daily, beef gelatin daily, zinc, biotin every 2 days, eat eggs and meat and highly nutritional food, avoid PUFA's and additives etc, get plenty of good sleep, and also try to avoid STRESS as much as possible. Good luck with those precious hair follicles, my brothers.
First off, thank you for being dedicated and taking the time to make these video. I know it takes a lot of time and effort to do. So, your hair actually doesn’t look bad off fin. Have you considered doing PRP injections on your scalp rather than restarting medication? PRP isn’t a DHT blocker, but it does promote hair growth in thinning areas
I tried pro and I don't think it helps tbh. I have done it for 6 months. I too had a hair transplant and decided to stop taking finasteride. About 5 months ago
@@umad3024 autocorrect did me dirty. I meant PRP not pro. But anyway, I did the PRP course for 6 months and actually got told by month 6 the hair got slightly worse. Month 4 I got told the hair was getting better but I was on the finasteride at the time. So that kind of concludes that PRP is not really that effective but finasteride is.
interesting thanks. I really think the impact is not that bad, and in the final comparison you have more lighting. Yes its thin but only when you focus on it. You still have a head of hair and the transplants will not be affected by DHT. IMO you always have to go short with hair anyway as you get older. Im not sure I want to mess with my hormones personally.
Thanks. True, in the final comparison indeed is a bit more light as I filmed outside but it wasn't done on purpose. But the fact remains unchanged - without finasteride my hair lost some thickness. Regarding hormones, I also don't want to mess with it. My first priority is health and somewhere at the end is hair. So, if I would notice any changes in my body due to this pill I would stop it immediately.
@@HairLineChannelWhy not you do SMP instead to have medicamentation all your life? I think will be ideal smp for you, in transplanted area and donor area also
@@HairLineChannelGreat video with great details. There are some things l didn't understand. You were on finasteride when you had your HT right?Then you stopped taking it? You stopped finasteride for all the duration of your wife's pregnancy ?
My older brother lost most of his hair and so I'm not gonna wait to be like him I'm taking dutasteride and I noticed much imporvement also it's much better than finasteride in my opinion. I lost some hair but not that much and I'm glad to discover the power of medicine before it gets too late. Prevention is key.
if anyone wants to stop taking Finasteride (Oral Route) . No it's bad idea, instead of we start Withdrawing Slow slowly reduces doses this process can take 1 to 1.5 year time depending upon how much milligrams finasteride u currently taking. it's always advisable to consult your Dr for Withdrawing posses. My suggestion must continue to use topical route (finasteride).
Buzz it and get a micro scalp pigmentation since you have transplanted hair still it will look way fuller and realistic. That’s what Im gonna do because fin gives me terrible sides
Recently had a hair transplant 5700 grafts. 38. Never taken frinastrade. What should I be expecting results wise? Should I be realistic and prepare to be disappointed?
I don't want to hurt you or anything, but the fact that the vast majority of people voted that the results of your transplants were "good" shows that there is a big problem in this community. The first was a disaster that left your donor area in a mess, and the second was slightly better but wouldn't even pass average.
His HT's were great, his hair is thin/smooth + his donor area looks great after 2 HT. You can't create great density for everyone with 3k+ grafts on the frontal area/mid scalp.
@@johannes6362 Not all Norwood 3-4 goes full bald, they might remain there or slowly moves to 5. People need to understand this, not everyone with genetic hair loss issue will end up in the Norwood 7-8 category. Most important thing is to do the HT at late 30's so your hair-loss is somehow stabilized.
Thanks for showing the effect. This might be the first video on youtube of this. I never even started finasteride and after 2 FUE's I still have thin hair. But id rather keep my health.
You can always do something naturally topical to block DHT, maybe won’t be as potent as finasteride but will definitely maintain or help slow down it further. My hair repair serum from Alexander had a good product with all the necessary ingredients to block DHT. Saw palmetto, Rosemary, stinging nettle root, pumpkin seed oil etc. I’ve been on finasteride a long time but not until years later did I start having unwanted side effects which is unfortunate.
That doesn't work at all. For very few people it does but not really. Hair transplant and fin are the best result to get hair back. Fin is best fda approved drug that blocks dht, no creams shampoos or other bs can do that. It's all a lie and waste of money
I've no idea what's the point of having hairtransplant twice and still consuming finasteride.. I think stop consuming finasteride after having hairtransplants is the best decision
The point of the finasteride is to stop you losing your remaining hair... A Hair transplant is normally only done on a specific area... not the whole head, due to limited donor
You can try and put the finasterid or durasterid pill into a solution of oil and water and then spray it onto your scalp. Use it as a tropical solution, so you get the DHT Inhibition localy on your scalp and not in your whole body.
Hey, thanks for sharing. Did You check DHT level before and after the cycle ? If yes, was there significant difference ? Btw even though you stopped taking fina you look ok
I had no hair on top. I had some transplants done and was never told that I should take finasteride because I was told it was supposedly life time hair from the back that wasn’t affected like the other hair. It was looking pretty good, but in about 3-4 years later most of it has fallen out and no none of it was already existing hair that was falling out because they eventually would since there was no finasteride.
Ok this is the opposite for me I been taking finasteride, biotin, and minoxidil when I had my hair transplant 6 months ago. They only did the front area and left the back since it wasn't that bad but now only fhe transplanted hair looks like it stayed and from shock loss my hair got worse other than the transplanted hair. I feel if I stop taking everything would it get worse? I feel like doing it again for the back area now but I am not sure why they couldn't do the whole top not just front. It made no sense to me but they thought I might of not had enough to fill the top but my top of my head is narrow and didn't have a big area to fill. I had like a reverse mohalk of where i was thinning and i still had hair not bald. It seems worse from shock loss. I am hoping finasteride keeps it from falling out and it regrows in the areas that fell out. I am not getting side effects from finasteride at all. If I were to have a kid i would stop for a few months. I feel like I still do lose some of the new hair in the shower but like 2 transplanted hairs not much. If I stopped taking would it be more that is why I am worried about.
Still looks much better. Have you considered scalp micropigmentation to give the illusion of densitycin the crown? I might do a transplant +smp in the future. Have no intention of ever touching finasteride.
It’s not your transplanted hair the issue. You lost your existing hair. Your surgeon did a bad planning and assessment. He should have implemented more hair by ignoring the existing hair in the transplanted area. Hense the importance to do your research before choosing the right doctor.
Congratulations on your new precious baby!!!!!! I am also currently taking Finasteride, but need to consider taking it for my future baby as well. btw just one question. meanwhile not taking Finasteride, did you still use minoxidil sir? Thank you so much for your precious experience.
@@ISayItHowIsItFinasteride is made that way to cause addiction. People are addicted to it in order to keep their hair and end up going on Finasteride for 20-30 years straight. That's why it's so pushed and marketed, you won't find any other medicine on this planet that you can shove down a healthy person's throat for 20-30 years straight.
Extremely useful! I wonder how long before trying to conceive that you should stop taking finasteride. I hope you can undo the damage. Maybe use topical fin?
I did stopped aprox. 3 months before conceiving the baby. But, again, this was my personal choice. There are no evidence that finasteride might affect in any way the baby, but I wanted to be on the safe side
Wow. Thank you very much for sharing! So you did take 1mg each 2nd day and then stopped it for 1 year to become a father. The video is really helpful as I also had 2 surgeries and I am taking 0.25 mg every day. Do you think that 0.25 mg is too less? And what about side effects? Did you had any?
Most studies have shown that 0.25mg almost blocks out all the DHT with way less sides than the general prescription of 0.5mg and higher. Seems like a scheme from the manufacturers.
0.25mg per day is more than enough, plenty of studies on dosages. I'm taking .25mg Mon, Wed, Fri and getting the samea usual fin sides like odd nipple issues, watery semen... so it's deffo enough!
@@RoxusRemo Thank you very much for your feedback. On 2nd Feb I will go to the doc to get a blood check for my Testosteron, DHT and 5 alpha Reductase level. After that I will decide to keep 0.25 or increase to 0.5 mg.
So I received the DHT level from thd doc. My DHT was at 172 pikogramm / ml. The norm is between 300 and 850. Testosteron level was good. 6.68 ng / ml. Norm is 2.6 to 9.3. I have increased the dosage since 22 feb to 0.5 mg per day. In one month I will repeat the blood test.
Don’t go to Turkey for a transplant! I can see from this vid the donor area has patches! I used a clinic in the UK and I didn’t experience any pain on the day or afterwards. I’ve heard some horror stories from people using clinics abroad,especially Turkey…
First of all..thanks for taking effort to show the 2 year result..😊. Finasteride n minoxi both have side effects. The donor area is limited. non transplanted hair will fall. We only postpone the baldness for 2-3 yrs....
Thanks for all the details. When did you stopped taking finasteride before going for the baby? I mean after stoping finasteride after how many weeks later you gone for the baby? Your answer will help me a lot. Thanks.
It was slightly more than 3 months. But this was just my personal choice. I tried as much as possible to detox my body, do more sport and eat healthy :)
You don’t have to take finasteride man, transplanted hair is going to grow regardless, the only reason I can think of them saying take finasteride is if you’re still currently balding, but even then, that’s still not an excuse
I had my hair transplant 7 years ago, didn't took any medication and all transplanted hairs still there, you just keep losing the natural hairs if you dont take medication or at least me, can't talk for everyone, but I just made now second transplant 1 year ago to substitute my hairs which fallen out since then, with natural hair I just mean the none transplant hairs, many people start to thinning also at the back when they in the 60-70 years old and sure if these got transplanted on the new place they will fall out at this time, medication can 100% prolong the life of the hairs, but question is at which cost
finasteride has strong side effects i stopped taking the pill but using now topic finasteride with minoxi. its maybe less effective but still working well
What are you actually talking about? Finastride has a molecular weight of 370 Daltons. Your skin wont pass almost anything over 500 Daltons. So if you are taking Finastride even in topical form regularly, it passes through your skin just fine and eventually accumulates in your body, so you have literally the same effect of taking a pill. The only difference is that your hair is greasy from Propilane Glycol every day, thats it
Finaesteride is very safe, why stop the medication when trying for a baby? Almost wasting all the time effort and money of your hair transplant procedures and efforts. Once your original hair is gone it’s gone you can’t get that back which fin is protecting
if you go through the cost, pain and suffering of a hair transplant especially 2. You would be foolish to not take finasteride and minoxidal forever ! unless you want to loose more hair..
To tell you the truth I don't notice too much of a difference between the point you stopped taking finasteride and 1 year after. I imagined the thinning would have been much worse. Also, consider switching to dutasteride (brand name Avodart) instead of finasteride if you ever do decide to get back on a DHT blocker. It's a more powerful medication and has worked so much better for me at slowing down my hair loss compared to finasteride. Other than that, congrats on the new baby!
And the lighting is more unforgiving in the last pics. Also, another HT to increase density would get rid of all his issues until old age. It's as if he's purposefully making things look grim unless you use Finasteride
And to be fair, hair transplant requires a skill to also plant these hairs in a way to look natural and also achieve an ok density. It's a great illusion of full head, but in truth the overall amount stays the same, surgery only redistributes from back to front. You will never get back a juvenile hairline of 15 year old, but it's not really a problem - recession and mature hairline is fine, maybe it will leave more donor to fill the middle and give more density, instead of spreading it all over and then be dissapointed like guy from the video.
I tried rogain in the beginning and it did work but I had bad side effects so I said forget it and shaved my head with a razor. That was years ago and I never nor will ever go back to hair. A shaved head looks good and feels good and takes less then 10 minutes a few times a week in the shower. No more staring at my hairline in various forms of lighting wondering if everyone can tell im loosing it. Or taking potentially life changing meds to prevent the inevitable for the rest of my life to keep some fiber on the top of my head.
@@maalikserebryakov That photo was taken years back when I still had hair. Trust me, some people are confident enough to feel OK with themselves lol. And just because one shaves their head doesn't mean one doesn't wear a hat for the rest of their days my friend.
@@RawadSadek First time I tried rogain I had some side effects but wasn't sure if it was from the rogain basically I was having some issues with my skin being very sensitive. I wasn't sure if it was the rogain so I discontinued use. Being the dummy I am I gave it a shot years later thinking maybe it had nothing to do with the rogain. This time my reaction was more severe and unfortunately took about two years to totally go away but it did go away thankfully. Rogain is not for me haha, I'm happily a bald man now with no worries and no more putting poison on myself.
Congratulations on your baby! I want to star with lotion finasteride 0,25% once a day , it is less invasive than pills. Thanks for de video, is very interesting.
Minoxidyl est moins risqué que finastéride Moi après la greffe, je ferais 6 mois de minoxydil pour bien relancer la repousse Puis seulement dermaroler / huile rosemary
You should know you must take Finasterid for your whole life. If you stop for one year, this is too long . You loose much hair that never come back again.
studie Schauen total überflüssig, musst schauen und studieren das Unternehmen und die Klink wie gut die sind. Mit Studie kommst zu keiner Haartransplantation, die Fachleute Profis wo in einer Klinik sind, auf das muss man achten!
I went off fin 6 mths after surgery. Had a nice full head of hair at that time, did not notice thinning until about 3 months later, after 6 mths got back on fin. Now I am 6 mths back on fin, it has recovered a little bit I am not back to the same point as I was when I first stopped.
I guess when the hair follicle dies then you wont get it back later even if you restart. Only choice is to start early and stay forever or never start.
That’s the thing man finastride minoxidil etc is only gonna help regrow and pro long the hair it’s not a cure because once u hope if your body will revert back to what it wanted to do before you even hoped on finastride and minoxidil so having periods of stoping is extremely pointless u less you having serious sides
More context? You was norwood...? surgery covered your totally bald frontal area while you had hair mid scalp/crown? those areas were you got your natural hair falling?
@Kapildev_N._Pol Every day for rest of life but I would say minoxidil is worse because it only helps hair to grow, it does not stop male pattern baldness. Until you block the DHT with something like finasteride the male pattern baldness will continue.
@@icarus2k That's why i was worried, I am bad at continuing things , it will eventually harm me if i don't continue it, that's why i didn't start, Thanks for replying icarus, LOVE from INDIA
@@Kapildev_N._Pol No problem brother, if you ever decide to start I suggest finasteride first, because it becomes routine to take one small pill per day and only takes 5 seconds. Good luck
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It’s a bit odd statement about minoxidil. It does not revive anything. It just make the growth cycle longer. Giving the appearance of more and thicker hair. The Hairloss continues. Even finasteride do not so often revive hair but that at least stops or halts the Hairloss more or less
@HairLineChannel I don't get it.
Publications (don't ask me to search for it, please) found out you can have an intake of finasteride of 25% (one day on, three day off) if I remeber correctly. So why didn't you at least decrease the finasteride dosage? I mean: you received a HT!
Plus: the dosage of the drug must be related to your testosterone level (less testosterone, less DHT), so you could have decreased the dosage even more.
@@stefanoagostini_com no I don’t get it also.
You're still the MVP for this. Thanks
Thank you for your sacrifice
The before and after should have been recorded in the same environment with the same lighting tbh.
I think the fact you have documented the process is good but after hundreds of hours researching HT's I came to the conclusion if you aren't willing to take Fin for the rest of your life don't bother having the transplant, your basically moving hair that isn't effected by DHT into an area of your scalp full of hair that is, if you don't block/stop the DHT your non transplanted hair is just going to continue to fall out leaving all your transplanted hair in place and you back to the same problem you started with but worse.
The better option is never start taking the medicine actually. Surgeons can’t tell whether the hair already on your hair is your original hair or hair maintained/gained by medicine. They can only transplant around hair that is there, that is why it gets bad if you stop taking. People should never take in the first place.
I was considering a HT in Turkey and the £2k clinics gave me the usual speil about 80% coverage, yada yada. Then I spoke to Koray Erdogans practice, his assistant informed me I wasn't a suitable candidate because my doner area was minitiurising and I would have to be on Fin for at least 6 months before any surgery and then forever afterwards. I didn't want to touch this stuff so decided against it
Someone might be on Fin for years before getting sides and might have to reluctantly give it up and potentially risk looking worse. Being bald is better than being bald with a HT 😢
@@reggie.991 i will not try to convince you starting fina or duta but just look at KWXK and haircafe youtube channel
@@reggie.991there are alternatives to finasteride though like ru58841, breezula and others and more on the way
@@reggie.991 No.The fall hairs have the problem,not the area.The new hair will be there for many many years...The guy on video stop the fina and loose not the tranplanted hair but the old hair
It's not the transplanted hair you lost after stopping the finasterid. It's your old hair, so it's wrong information. If people want to have a real result, they have to stop taking finasterid forever, so they can see the real hair they have. You were supposed to be 100% bold, the result after your surgery was not real because of finasterid.
Bro what lol
@ashersamuel2853 the transplanted hair can't be affected by the DHT, this is why the donor area is from the back, this guy maintained his old hair using finasterid, so he had density after the surgery. When he stopped taking it, he lost the hair he had before the transplant and he lost the density.
@bevaltihani3269 this is bro science. Do more research. The transplanted hairs are more resistant but over time they acclimate to the zone and will start to diminish and miniaturize later on if not androgen blocker is being used.
@@ashersamuel2853he is correct , yes transplanted hair can thin over time but NOT so quick , in such a short span , he most likely lost his natural hair which were already effected by dht and were thinning , which is why most of the results of hair transplant you see on RUclips are not truly bcoz of the surgeon but instead because of finasteride . And when people stop taking it , the density is lost and they think that transplant failed but instead the hair left are the transplanted hair themselves
@@bevaltihani3269It’s not true that it can’t be affected by DHT, it’s just less sensitive.
Consider doing micropigmentation of skin. It will look good because you have all the area covered with hair but no density.
I had hair transplants from 1992 until 2003. And none of it has fell out even when I wasn't taking finastide.
what are you talking about this is not real to have 11 years Haartransplantation, you have an horse head or what
How many did you have?
Were you already Norwood 6/7?
Yes, congrats on the healthy baby girl. What I have learned from this video is that the actual hair transplant is not the end of the problem but the start of a lifetime battle against baldness requiring the regular ingestion of powerful and expensive medications and hormones that are sure to create imbalances and side effects. Looking at it from the financial perspective, I would imagine this is going to be a long term drain on resources too. It's a pity hats are no longer fashionable, I think a nice Fedora looks great on a well dressed guy.
I did something similar with Minoxidil. Thanks for sharing your experience! This is be helpful for the hair loss community to know about the consequences of stopping treatments.
What happen after stopping minoxidil
@@fighterinmkiwiscience3517 it's on my channel.
Tell us your experiencies with stoping Minoxidil, please. Thank you.
you will shed hardly ...@@fighterinmkiwiscience3517
@@cihicihiI used Minoxidil for 3 years. Started when I was 26, at a NW1.5.
I started Brazilian Ju Jitsu, which, for those who don't know, is cardio intensive, to say the least. I noticed during training sessions, my vision would get blurry, often times darkness encroaching from my peripheral vision. I attributed this, my pulmonary ventricular contractions (PVCs) and palpations, to Minoxidil usage.
With those symptoms in mind, I stopped using Minoxidil at 29. First month wasn't so bad, only minor shedding. The above symptoms noticebly improved though! By the second month, I was shedding FAST. Probably at a NW 3, with heavy temple recession. I buzzed my hair shortly after so I didn't have to watch my hairline's devastation, lol. I continues to notice loss in the subsequent months. Jump to today. 30 years old, a NW 3.5 or 4, diffuse thinning and it's quite noticable to all but the blind and short.
I'm Heavily considering just buzzing it off again, since I'm making balding a much bigger deal than it really is. I'm in a relationship, everyone sees that I'm losing my hair and pharmaceutical intervention in the form of finastride/dutastride isn't worth it. I'd rather be balding than have ED or depression or whatever other side effects occur from DHT suppression.
To make a long story short, stopping Minoxidil will cause the user to lose all gains. It won't cause hairs that would not have otherwise been lost, to fall out. Only those dependant on Minoxidil. It's a life long commitment and not worth anchoring knew confidence and stress to; in my opinion, of course.
I think, Fin was just holding non-transplanted hair. You weren't completely bald and they added thickness
Partially. I have noticed that my transplanted hair became thinner as well
@@HairLineChannel but maybe thats just you i think fin shouldnt affect transplanted hair thats not affected by dht it shouldnt make the transplanted hair thinner i believe
@@HairLineChannelObviously… you never got to gauge the proper result because most of it was due to taking finasteride. They would not have been able to tell what hair was original or what hair was maintained/gained by finasteride. You’re putting this video out and spouting rubbish. The best option is to have never took finasteride in the first place
@@HairLineChannelThat's what the usual "strengthen your donor hair before the transplant for better results" will do to you. Finasteride before HT made his hair thicker including donor, he transplanted then on his head, then with Finasteride gone, thickness went along with it. Also, thicker hair make it much harder to pinpoint where DHT sensitive and non-sensitive areas are, so the surgeon most likely transplanted some hair from the DHT sensitive area as well, which eventually fell off.
That's why you should either do Finasteride for the rest of your life, or not do it at all, transplant or not. All those using Finasteride pre-transplant are making things more difficult for the surgeon, since everyone is a good candidate for HT when on Finasteride. That's like measuring your muscle at the gym when you're on a pump, then blaming the gym that you're not as muscular when the pump goes away.
Good video. Results after 1st transplant looked ok, but after 2nd it looked good! How many grafts in total for both?? Now a few observations re: video ... 1) You noticed your hair get greasier after stopping finasteride ... that would be expected since DHT stimulates oil glands. 2) You most definitely don't need to take finasteride to maintain your transplanted hair ... they won't disappear if you don't take finasteride, though they might not be quite a healthy without finasteride. 3) The donor zone isn't immune to androgenic alopecia, its resistant (and to a large degree). 4) 1 mg finasteride blocks about 70% of serum DHT, but 0.2 mg blocks 62%! Its not linear. So you can take a MUCH smaller dose and block almost as much DHT.
Thanks for the video. But there's wrong information here: the transplanted hair are not affected by DHT - so they will remain permanently. The hair you see falling out, is your original hair that you had before they filled it in. IF the procedure is done accurately, (which it was) those transplanted hairs would be forever
The hair you have noticed thinning was more than likely not the transplanted hair. Your old hair not yet effected by dht (as much) has increased. Hopping back on it will stop that, and bring a little of it back. In my experience at least. Still think hair looks good, congrats!
My thoughts as well. The donor hair was not subject to falling out from the DHT curse. That's the hair remaining intact.
Have experimented myself after having a 3000 graft transplant and took fin for 1 year @ 3mg per week (with no sides) and had an incredible result! Then I stopped completely to see what happened and after 4 months my hair was noticeable thinner and more see through. Started back on it @ 2mg per week and a noticeable thickness to hair again. I saw a video recently talking about a study where they took fin for 12 months @ 1mg per day, then reduced it to 1mg PER MONTH and they saw virtually NO reduction in hair loss gained/preserved from the fin. My suggestion is to use it in moderation (maybe 2-3mg per week rather than 1mg per day) then slowly reduce it to 1mg per week, then 1mg per month and monitor results. Stopping completely will affect hair in most cases. Also, make sure to not use any chemicals, hair spray, gels, waxes, etc or 'normal' shampoo's on your hair, wash with warm water daily (and rinse with cold at the end) and once per week use an organic raw egg yolk to wash your hair. I add a very tiny amount of tallow to my hair every few days, gives it a lovely shine and needs no hair products at all. I blame part of my initial hair loss on the over use of chemical hair products for about 15 years. Also consume collagen powder daily, beef gelatin daily, zinc, biotin every 2 days, eat eggs and meat and highly nutritional food, avoid PUFA's and additives etc, get plenty of good sleep, and also try to avoid STRESS as much as possible. Good luck with those precious hair follicles, my brothers.
First off, thank you for being dedicated and taking the time to make these video. I know it takes a lot of time and effort to do. So, your hair actually doesn’t look bad off fin. Have you considered doing PRP injections on your scalp rather than restarting medication? PRP isn’t a DHT blocker, but it does promote hair growth in thinning areas
I have tried this before it does promote hair growth but it cost so much doing PRP
I tried pro and I don't think it helps tbh. I have done it for 6 months. I too had a hair transplant and decided to stop taking finasteride. About 5 months ago
@@shush97could you please elaborate?
@@umad3024 autocorrect did me dirty. I meant PRP not pro. But anyway, I did the PRP course for 6 months and actually got told by month 6 the hair got slightly worse. Month 4 I got told the hair was getting better but I was on the finasteride at the time.
So that kind of concludes that PRP is not really that effective but finasteride is.
why did you stop taking finsateride?@@shush97
interesting thanks. I really think the impact is not that bad, and in the final comparison you have more lighting. Yes its thin but only when you focus on it. You still have a head of hair and the transplants will not be affected by DHT. IMO you always have to go short with hair anyway as you get older. Im not sure I want to mess with my hormones personally.
Thanks. True, in the final comparison indeed is a bit more light as I filmed outside but it wasn't done on purpose. But the fact remains unchanged - without finasteride my hair lost some thickness. Regarding hormones, I also don't want to mess with it. My first priority is health and somewhere at the end is hair. So, if I would notice any changes in my body due to this pill I would stop it immediately.
@@HairLineChannelWhy not you do SMP instead to have medicamentation all your life? I think will be ideal smp for you, in transplanted area and donor area also
@@HairLineChannelmicro needling
@@HairLineChannelGreat video with great details. There are some things l didn't understand. You were on finasteride when you had your HT right?Then you stopped taking it? You stopped finasteride for all the duration of your wife's pregnancy ?
@@Poupipoupi-bw2bl yes, plus few months before.
Thank you for the show ❤❤ This is helpful for the hair loss community 🙏
My older brother lost most of his hair and so I'm not gonna wait to be like him I'm taking dutasteride and I noticed much imporvement also it's much better than finasteride in my opinion. I lost some hair but not that much and I'm glad to discover the power of medicine before it gets too late. Prevention is key.
Be ready for a limp wewe
@@emello4youdutasteride increases testosterone by 30% so no
Having a family and a good happy life is more important than hairs.
Definitely
if anyone wants to stop taking Finasteride (Oral Route) . No it's bad idea, instead of we start Withdrawing Slow slowly reduces doses this process can take 1 to 1.5 year time depending upon how much milligrams finasteride u currently taking. it's always advisable to consult your Dr for Withdrawing posses. My suggestion must continue to use topical route (finasteride).
Buzz it and get a micro scalp pigmentation since you have transplanted hair still it will look way fuller and realistic. That’s what Im gonna do because fin gives me terrible sides
what kind of side effects do you get from finasteride?
Watching this video with a shaved head realizing I made all the right decisions.
Thank you for the video much appreciated
Atleast you are good dad and don't worry if you start taking it can grow again more than you want bcz you have follicles on scalp
If I had to pause finaesteride due to conceiving, I would consider taking saw palmetto as a temporary solution.
Recently had a hair transplant 5700 grafts. 38. Never taken frinastrade. What should I be expecting results wise? Should I be realistic and prepare to be disappointed?
$? And where?
I don't want to hurt you or anything, but the fact that the vast majority of people voted that the results of your transplants were "good" shows that there is a big problem in this community.
The first was a disaster that left your donor area in a mess, and the second was slightly better but wouldn't even pass average.
Well said, this is why more people go to crappy practices and get a bad job done, keep preaching the truth ✌
His HT's were great, his hair is thin/smooth + his donor area looks great after 2 HT.
You can't create great density for everyone with 3k+ grafts on the frontal area/mid scalp.
@@amazoner0cks no, no good doctor would lower a hairline of a dude who is already a clear norwood 3-4 and will go full bold.
@@johannes6362
Not all Norwood 3-4 goes full bald, they might remain there or slowly moves to 5.
People need to understand this, not everyone with genetic hair loss issue will end up in the Norwood 7-8 category.
Most important thing is to do the HT at late 30's so your hair-loss is somehow stabilized.
@@amazoner0cks For me it is a mediocre result.
Congrats on the birth of your baby girl💪🏽🥰❤️
A sacrifice that was worth making. Good on you.
No! Trash gens spread
Thanks for showing the effect. This might be the first video on youtube of this. I never even started finasteride and after 2 FUE's I still have thin hair. But id rather keep my health.
Do you use minoxidil
Do you use minoxidil
Last comparison was done in direct sunlight as other one was indoor not that harsh lighting
Great video THX for sharing.
You can always do something naturally topical to block DHT, maybe won’t be as potent as finasteride but will definitely maintain or help slow down it further. My hair repair serum from Alexander had a good product with all the necessary ingredients to block DHT. Saw palmetto, Rosemary, stinging nettle root, pumpkin seed oil etc. I’ve been on finasteride a long time but not until years later did I start having unwanted side effects which is unfortunate.
What happened when you leave finasteride
Which side effects ?
That doesn't work at all. For very few people it does but not really. Hair transplant and fin are the best result to get hair back. Fin is best fda approved drug that blocks dht, no creams shampoos or other bs can do that. It's all a lie and waste of money
and u dont have sides keeps blocking dht with other things???
@@aoe9857 loss of libido, and no more morning wood.
Would have been cool to see if you used rosemary oil and micro needling to see how different the results would have been
I've no idea what's the point of having hairtransplant twice and still consuming finasteride..
I think stop consuming finasteride after having hairtransplants is the best decision
The point of the finasteride is to stop you losing your remaining hair... A Hair transplant is normally only done on a specific area... not the whole head, due to limited donor
You can try and put the finasterid or durasterid pill into a solution of oil and water and then spray it onto your scalp. Use it as a tropical solution, so you get the DHT Inhibition localy on your scalp and not in your whole body.
Hey, thanks for sharing. Did You check DHT level before and after the cycle ? If yes, was there significant difference ? Btw even though you stopped taking fina you look ok
Thanks. No, I didn't check the DHT level unfortunately
Serum DHT is a useless value
Still looks pretty good.
I don't want to take finasteride during my lifetime. I'm sure there are other options. Maybe less powerful but still.
Yes there are alternatives.
Search 5ar inhibitors. Some weaker ones exist
I had no hair on top. I had some transplants done and was never told that I should take finasteride because I was told it was supposedly life time hair from the back that wasn’t affected like the other hair. It was looking pretty good, but in about 3-4 years later most of it has fallen out and no none of it was already existing hair that was falling out because they eventually would since there was no finasteride.
Ok this is the opposite for me I been taking finasteride, biotin, and minoxidil when I had my hair transplant 6 months ago. They only did the front area and left the back since it wasn't that bad but now only fhe transplanted hair looks like it stayed and from shock loss my hair got worse other than the transplanted hair. I feel if I stop taking everything would it get worse? I feel like doing it again for the back area now but I am not sure why they couldn't do the whole top not just front. It made no sense to me but they thought I might of not had enough to fill the top but my top of my head is narrow and didn't have a big area to fill. I had like a reverse mohalk of where i was thinning and i still had hair not bald. It seems worse from shock loss. I am hoping finasteride keeps it from falling out and it regrows in the areas that fell out. I am not getting side effects from finasteride at all. If I were to have a kid i would stop for a few months. I feel like I still do lose some of the new hair in the shower but like 2 transplanted hairs not much. If I stopped taking would it be more that is why I am worried about.
Hi, are you going to continue taking finasteride?
are you going to try taking oral minoxidil??
THANKS
I got back on finasteride now. 1g every second day. Not planning to try oral minoxidil yet
That looks pretty good. Congrats man.
Still looks much better. Have you considered scalp micropigmentation to give the illusion of densitycin the crown? I might do a transplant +smp in the future. Have no intention of ever touching finasteride.
much better how? he's almost bald
@@EpicMugenBattles😂 brutally honest
Would you say a hair transplantation can be done without finasterid or is finasterid a must have to get good results?
Finasteride is a must unless you are completely bald
@@ronniep9272 i think it's not worth it...finasterid has potentially too many side effects just for getting hair
It’s not your transplanted hair the issue. You lost your existing hair. Your surgeon did a bad planning and assessment. He should have implemented more hair by ignoring the existing hair in the transplanted area. Hense the importance to do your research before choosing the right doctor.
Yep. he should have explained that to the doctor and also did micro needling and rosemary oil treatment.
Congrats on the baby! Yeah just finished w/ my HT. Gonna try out the finestride see how it goes.
Congratulations on your new precious baby!!!!!!
I am also currently taking Finasteride, but need to consider taking it for my future baby as well.
btw just one question.
meanwhile not taking Finasteride, did you still use minoxidil sir?
Thank you so much for your precious experience.
You male or female
@user-ir bad decision to use finasterid, you would see what happens when you this shit ends to use, have fun!
@@ISayItHowIsIt what will happen bro? can you plz tell?
@@ISayItHowIsIt sag mal bitte
@@ISayItHowIsItFinasteride is made that way to cause addiction. People are addicted to it in order to keep their hair and end up going on Finasteride for 20-30 years straight. That's why it's so pushed and marketed, you won't find any other medicine on this planet that you can shove down a healthy person's throat for 20-30 years straight.
Extremely useful! I wonder how long before trying to conceive that you should stop taking finasteride.
I hope you can undo the damage. Maybe use topical fin?
I did stopped aprox. 3 months before conceiving the baby. But, again, this was my personal choice. There are no evidence that finasteride might affect in any way the baby, but I wanted to be on the safe side
@@HairLineChannelyou restarted the medication?
@@grko6439 yes, I did
What do you mean by baby can you explain pls. Do you mean baby hair?
@@HairLineChannel 💪🏻
You have to mix Fin with liquid Minoxidil - use it as topic treatment
Wow. Thank you very much for sharing! So you did take 1mg each 2nd day and then stopped it for 1 year to become a father. The video is really helpful as I also had 2 surgeries and I am taking 0.25 mg every day. Do you think that 0.25 mg is too less? And what about side effects? Did you had any?
Most studies have shown that 0.25mg almost blocks out all the DHT with way less sides than the general prescription of 0.5mg and higher. Seems like a scheme from the manufacturers.
I guess it depends on your testosterone level (I'm not a MD).
0.25mg per day is more than enough, plenty of studies on dosages. I'm taking .25mg Mon, Wed, Fri and getting the samea usual fin sides like odd nipple issues, watery semen... so it's deffo enough!
@@RoxusRemo Thank you very much for your feedback. On 2nd Feb I will go to the doc to get a blood check for my Testosteron, DHT and 5 alpha Reductase level. After that I will decide to keep 0.25 or increase to 0.5 mg.
So I received the DHT level from thd doc. My DHT was at 172 pikogramm / ml. The norm is between 300 and 850. Testosteron level was good. 6.68 ng / ml. Norm is 2.6 to 9.3. I have increased the dosage since 22 feb to 0.5 mg per day. In one month I will repeat the blood test.
Can you please answer to this comment? When you had stopped finesteride you was using a minoxidil or you was using a no Medicine?
So what you have to take Finasteride for the rest of your life in order to keep hair O.O ?
Don’t go to Turkey for a transplant! I can see from this vid the donor area has patches! I used a clinic in the UK and I didn’t experience any pain on the day or afterwards. I’ve heard some horror stories from people using clinics abroad,especially Turkey…
The problem is a lot of the UK clinics use the same techniques as Turkey
I can back that up cost a fortune to fix - dont go turkey onless u have blackbelt in the surgery process
First of all..thanks for taking effort to show the 2 year result..😊. Finasteride n minoxi both have side effects. The donor area is limited. non transplanted hair will fall. We only postpone the baldness for 2-3 yrs....
Not true. Fin is proven to work 10 years plus in studies.
Thanks for all the details. When did you stopped taking finasteride before going for the baby? I mean after stoping finasteride after how many weeks later you gone for the baby? Your answer will help me a lot. Thanks.
It was slightly more than 3 months. But this was just my personal choice. I tried as much as possible to detox my body, do more sport and eat healthy :)
@@HairLineChannel Thanks brother. Did you went for any medical test to confirm if finasteride is still in your body or not?
@@TheDesignerDude-kh5dl no, I didn’t
Amazing knowledge ❤
You don’t have to take finasteride man, transplanted hair is going to grow regardless, the only reason I can think of them saying take finasteride is if you’re still currently balding, but even then, that’s still not an excuse
Yeah, you have to start up finasteride again. The hair transplant doesn't stop male pattern baldness, but finasteride will.
I had my hair transplant 7 years ago, didn't took any medication and all transplanted hairs still there, you just keep losing the natural hairs if you dont take medication or at least me, can't talk for everyone, but I just made now second transplant 1 year ago to substitute my hairs which fallen out since then, with natural hair I just mean the none transplant hairs, many people start to thinning also at the back when they in the 60-70 years old and sure if these got transplanted on the new place they will fall out at this time, medication can 100% prolong the life of the hairs, but question is at which cost
much appreciated
finasteride has strong side effects
i stopped taking the pill but using now topic finasteride with minoxi. its maybe less effective but still working well
What are you actually talking about? Finastride has a molecular weight of 370 Daltons. Your skin wont pass almost anything over 500 Daltons. So if you are taking Finastride even in topical form regularly, it passes through your skin just fine and eventually accumulates in your body, so you have literally the same effect of taking a pill. The only difference is that your hair is greasy from Propilane Glycol every day, thats it
Finaesteride is very safe, why stop the medication when trying for a baby? Almost wasting all the time effort and money of your hair transplant procedures and efforts. Once your original hair is gone it’s gone you can’t get that back which fin is protecting
thank you for this video! It was very informative!
Bro, being honest with you, I did not see any difference, your hair looks good :)
You must be blind, the differece is huge.
I just got it done in Turkey and they didn't even prescribe or suggest Finasteride. I'd like to avoid it if I can
Best luck
I would wrecks your sex drive/libido took months for mine to come back
if you go through the cost, pain and suffering of a hair transplant especially 2. You would be foolish to not take finasteride and minoxidal forever ! unless you want to loose more hair..
How long do one need to take Finasteride after the transplant ? Is it for the whole life or for some years ? Please reply
To tell you the truth I don't notice too much of a difference between the point you stopped taking finasteride and 1 year after. I imagined the thinning would have been much worse. Also, consider switching to dutasteride (brand name Avodart) instead of finasteride if you ever do decide to get back on a DHT blocker. It's a more powerful medication and has worked so much better for me at slowing down my hair loss compared to finasteride. Other than that, congrats on the new baby!
You thought the same as me! The difference is not very visible!
And the lighting is more unforgiving in the last pics. Also, another HT to increase density would get rid of all his issues until old age. It's as if he's purposefully making things look grim unless you use Finasteride
And to be fair, hair transplant requires a skill to also plant these hairs in a way to look natural and also achieve an ok density. It's a great illusion of full head, but in truth the overall amount stays the same, surgery only redistributes from back to front. You will never get back a juvenile hairline of 15 year old, but it's not really a problem - recession and mature hairline is fine, maybe it will leave more donor to fill the middle and give more density, instead of spreading it all over and then be dissapointed like guy from the video.
Did you tried shampoos, oils and microneedeling?
If you cut the pill, it loses its protective coating, and will not make it properly to the intestines
is this true?
Really wish Hair cloning would come into commercial application soon...hairloss is just a sad phenomenon for men
I tried rogain in the beginning and it did work but I had bad side effects so I said forget it and shaved my head with a razor. That was years ago and I never nor will ever go back to hair. A shaved head looks good and feels good and takes less then 10 minutes a few times a week in the shower. No more staring at my hairline in various forms of lighting wondering if everyone can tell im loosing it. Or taking potentially life changing meds to prevent the inevitable for the rest of my life to keep some fiber on the top of my head.
You claim to be so proud of balding Yet ur covering your bald head with a cap.
The jokes write themselves
@@maalikserebryakov That photo was taken years back when I still had hair. Trust me, some people are confident enough to feel OK with themselves lol. And just because one shaves their head doesn't mean one doesn't wear a hat for the rest of their days my friend.
@@masamasa1815 did those bad side effects ever go away completely or do you still suffer
@@maalikserebryakov That was funny ngl but generally speaking you would be surprised how difficult it is to take care and protect a bald head.
@@RawadSadek First time I tried rogain I had some side effects but wasn't sure if it was from the rogain basically I was having some issues with my skin being very sensitive. I wasn't sure if it was the rogain so I discontinued use. Being the dummy I am I gave it a shot years later thinking maybe it had nothing to do with the rogain. This time my reaction was more severe and unfortunately took about two years to totally go away but it did go away thankfully. Rogain is not for me haha, I'm happily a bald man now with no worries and no more putting poison on myself.
Congratulations on your baby! I want to star with lotion finasteride 0,25% once a day , it is less invasive than pills. Thanks for de video, is very interesting.
Dis it helps?
and how is topical finasteride?
@@sabrrezzy1447 nobody knows
Hey where did you get it done. Can you recommend a place
You really should style your hair. It will go a long way in disguising any thinning.
Were you applying minoxidil?
Minoxidyl est moins risqué que finastéride
Moi après la greffe, je ferais 6 mois de minoxydil pour bien relancer la repousse
Puis seulement dermaroler / huile rosemary
Great video. Thank you. How does not taking finasteride affect your libido?
I didn't notice any changes with/without finasteride. But I need to mention that I take just 1mg every 2nd day.
@@HairLineChannelwill you take finasteride or will you stop
You should know you must take Finasterid for your whole life. If you stop for one year, this is too long . You loose much hair that never come back again.
You should had HT in Turkey they give the best results
i am watching after verteporfin trial before doing an hairtransplant
studie Schauen total überflüssig, musst schauen und studieren das Unternehmen und die Klink wie gut die sind.
Mit Studie kommst zu keiner Haartransplantation, die Fachleute Profis wo in einer Klinik sind, auf das muss man achten!
Great information, i have just started also taking the drug, no side effects so far….hoping it helps.
Side effects are still coming, look forward to it
what sides you got?@@ISayItHowIsIt
For a second I thought he cracked the code of not having to take Fin. but hey I guess it’s apart our life’s unfortunately
Why did you stop taking your hair medication???? Whats wrong with you??
Why didn’t you apply minoxidil
Spend so much time and money, to still be bold... should have just shaved it off, is only hair no need for it.
As i said "ht is not a permanent solution" and you can't take fin forever.
Think you hair looks ok the crown was better after your second hair transplant it covered your head
The second transplant was a waste of money and donor hair since you ended up with thinner hair than before that 2nd procedure
What dose of finasteride were you taking?
@@88keys_mic66 1mg every 2nd day
@@HairLineChannel thanks, that's the dose I am on too
Anyone on Minoxidil after hair transplant? How did it go? I’m starting that as got side effects from Finasteride.
(Everything have) Side effects are still coming, look forward to it
Why
I went off fin 6 mths after surgery. Had a nice full head of hair at that time, did not notice thinning until about 3 months later, after 6 mths got back on fin. Now I am 6 mths back on fin, it has recovered a little bit I am not back to the same point as I was when I first stopped.
I guess when the hair follicle dies then you wont get it back later even if you restart. Only choice is to start early and stay forever or never start.
That’s the thing man finastride minoxidil etc is only gonna help regrow and pro long the hair it’s not a cure because once u hope if your body will revert back to what it wanted to do before you even hoped on finastride and minoxidil so having periods of stoping is extremely pointless u less you having serious sides
More context?
You was norwood...? surgery covered your totally bald frontal area while you had hair mid scalp/crown? those areas were you got your natural hair falling?
great video. I have just started taking it too after my hair transplant
Side effects are still coming, look forward to it
@@ISayItHowIsIt you commenting everywhere ..lol
@@ISayItHowIsItaren’t you tired of saying the same thing 😮
Sorry to say that you put so much effort and invested such long time but still didn’t work. Maybe you should let it go.
The most basic Hair loss stack is
Finasteride and Minoxidil. If you’re not doing this consistently, than you can’t really say ur putting effort in
@@maalikserebryakovbut Finasteride has side effects, its not about effort its about safety
ED or baldness, id choose neither, but if I had to choose, baldness it is!
There's a pill for ED and hair....so I choose finasteride and Viagra fir great hair and a big hard stiffer. Puh pow!
I agree. I choose the bald look. Currently shaving my head. I am considering laser on my head one day.
You have heard of viagara, right baldy? 🤣🤣🤣
Well if u go bald, you wont get to use ur erections anyway.
Thanks for making a important video, this you have to take finasteride for lifelong or there is a limit to it
You have to take finasteride for as long as you want hair.
@@icarus2k Sir What about minoxidil, The person who use have to use it for lifetime or there is a time when it ends after 1 year or 3year
@Kapildev_N._Pol Every day for rest of life but I would say minoxidil is worse because it only helps hair to grow, it does not stop male pattern baldness. Until you block the DHT with something like finasteride the male pattern baldness will continue.
@@icarus2k That's why i was worried, I am bad at continuing things , it will eventually harm me if i don't continue it, that's why i didn't start, Thanks for replying icarus, LOVE from INDIA
@@Kapildev_N._Pol No problem brother, if you ever decide to start I suggest finasteride first, because it becomes routine to take one small pill per day and only takes 5 seconds. Good luck
Maybe one minoxidil is enough?
Such a shame, unfortunately this is a typical 'botched' hair transplant