Reasons why you may not want to use finasteride for hair loss
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Finasteride is good, but it is not always the answer.
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Kevin, I know comments were closed on your other video but don’t let the trolls get you to take down this channel! It helps a lot of us out and we appreciate all that you do!
Thank you, I really appreciate this feedback.
You look really young for 39 years old man you should be proud of yourself.
Thank you.
yup would have guessed his age to be around 29
39 IS young!
@@tomtomson648 29???? I mean he looks good but not 29 lol
@@Davidsweirdness I’d think he looks normal if he told me he’s 29
Me: Takes first pill today
Kevin:"Reason why you may not want to use finasteride for hair loss"
Me:
I started last week🤣🤷♂️🤦♂️
I've been taking it for several months now and its one of the best decisions i've made
@@Carosionnn I've been experiencing increase libido, increase confidence, less hair fall and less sperm production and you?
@@mrincredible3241 Same, increased libido. Annoying af but preferable to the opposite
@@mrincredible3241 what about pre cum? Any changes?
Just watched your doxxed video & I just want to ensure you that 100% of your subscribers and viewers understand. You’re a great dude and your content is awesome
Leaving yourself positive reviews from your own troll accounts is the epitome of your brand
Ok...You've aroused my curiosity...what do you keep looking at?
I tend to roll my eyes out of habit when I gather my thoughts.
The liver warning is a good one. I was unaware of this and got gyno side effects even at 0.25mg once a week.
What liver problems do you have?
@dennisestrada75 lol what? Gyno isn't genetic, he got gyno from finasteride, because dht is anti estrogenic and he dropped his dht.
@@instasnaptv more like testosterone converts to estrogen via the aromatase enzyme. Finasteride highers testosterone which can lead to increased estrogen production as an attempt from the body to maintain a balance between t and e. I think. Correct me if I'm wrong
@@JustPlaqohh You are correct.
@@JustPlaqohheven with normal e2 the lowered DHT can still lead to gyno
Good luck getting your bloodwork done in Europe/ UK, the docs there will laugh you out the door. Two that I spoke to, didn't even know what finasteride was 😑
Really? Were they dermatologists? Here in Canada it was super easy. I got referred to a derm from a teleclinic, then they referred me to a lab where I can get blood testing done. I'm shocked its not like that in the UK
@J Crash my experiences were less than ideal, obviously not possible with covid atm. But would be interested to here your experiences
@J Crash very interesting, I take it wasn't recently, during covid?
Change docs dude that is weird! I went to one dermatologist, had blood work done immediately, and she called me to give me my prescription a few days later
Yeah I mean and even trying to get a doctor's appointment in UK is laughable!
You’re a legend man, super helpful video! Big brother figure to a lot of younger guys, appreciate it, keep up the good work!!!
Kevin, I would literally pay you for a phone or email consultation.
I'm happy to hear suggestions on what you'd like me to talk about.
@@haircafekevin you could talk about your life in general, your experiences or do more fitness content. You seem to be an interesting person!
@@Sammythakidd Thank you, I'll consider some things to talk about. Just have a few other things to tackle first.
Kevin Mann thanks Kevin. I have a question about alfatradiol. Does it have a shedding phase similar to minoxidil?
@@JakeBayCity it can but doesn't have to I think
I started fin in april after many months of being afraid of it. It's not a candy, I understand it. It works becauase it's strong and switches body chemistry a bit, natural remedies sucks in treating hair loss. I take 1,25 mg every other day. Looks fine so far. I also take strong SSRI so I was in a risk of sides for sure. If it gets worse, I will switch to topical and other options like clascoterone. I wouldn't give up on hair, they are crucial part of my image and I feel much more confident with it than with shinny scalp. Baldness is a curse and when I hear somebody say : "embrace baldness bruh" I couldn't laugh more. That's a defect, nothing to embrace about it.
Do you know when clascoterone will released?
@@thecat3315 It's available as an experimental, as CB-03-01
For your research subject, of course
The hero we need, but don't deserve
You're the guiding figure which young men always needed.
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I had suffered for two long years from seborrheic dermatitis, and since I have started with finasteride (1mg/day), my skin disease has drastically decreased. This because the production of sebum is strictly correlated with DHT, and if you are suffering, as I was, of hyperproduction of it, then Finasteride is an excellent alley. Of course, I made these choices while I was followed by my trichologist, also because I was starting to see the first hair loss signs.
So are you implying finasteride can be seen as the best course of action in terms of a treatment for seb derm? I suffer from it as well so I want your take on the issue. I heard accutane is also a good solution for seb derm due to it decreasing sebum levels, which is the main food source for mallesezia, (the cause of seb derm). Do you think I would be killing two birds with one stone if I take finasteride for my seb derm and hair loss? Thanks.
@@elshanks1578 I totally recommend you this!
The cause of the production of sebum is highly influenced by the DHT, by reducing it by 60-70% you alleviate enormously the problem, trust me. My twin brother had the same problem, he has been on fin for 1.5 years, and he reduced the issue. Of course, there are other things that you should under control: I avoid now putting the motorbike helmet after a shower; the wet scalp is an excellent party for Malassezia Furfur, so always dry it a bit to not make it not proliferate. You know ordinary stuff such as green tea, vegetables, no crazy amount of dairy foods, and workout.
Not to mention that fin has stopped my hair loss to NW 1 for now. I hope I will continue with this trend ( I started that I was 18.5, I am now 20.5).
Filippo Iguera Thanks for your input man. I figured as such that finasteride may alleviate the symptoms. I have it on my scalp and face so it’s quite severe however the treatments I use such as azelaic acid seems to keep it in check at times however it still lingers so it is definitely an internal issue. However regarding exercise, I do feel that sweat seems to trigger my seb derm which means cardio for me just causes more problem. Would you say sweat makes it worse for you as well or is it manageable?
@@elshanks1578 Fortunately I only have it on the scalp and a bit behind my ears...my cousin has it on the face too (Yes, unlucky family with DS...)
I think that the biggest risk of using too many products, I did it, is the "rebound" effect --> if you strip the natural oils from face/scalp, your skin gets fucking angry and decides to produce them even more (because skin thinks that it is needed for protection). So, yes, I remember experiencing itchy sensations at the beginning of my cardio because my skin was super irritated from harsh chemicals of treatments (Nizoral, etc...).
Takeaways, IMO:
-Do not wash your scalp with shampoo every day, believe me, in the beginning, you will have shitty greasy hair but then, after 2-3 weeks, your scalp will see that it doesn't necessarily have to produce a huge amount of sebum to protect the "naked" skin. At the same time do not wait more than 3 days to shampoo hair.
-Sweat is important believe me, do it even though it seems that your skin is crazy with it. That's because your skin maybe is a bit red for the above-mentioned issues.
The reason for oily scalp is due to high androgen and zinc deficiency ,also intake vitamin d daily , vitamin c. problem solved
Could you please discuss the gyno side effects from the increased amount of testosterone aromatizing into estrogen I don’t see any videos that go over this side effect I believe it could be temporary as testosterone levels are supposed to subside after a few months of continual use of finasteride
I got gyno only after 17 days of use (1mg, three times a week).. Stopped immediately. Don't know if it can be reversed, especially the developed glands.
M. Hasan if you don’t mind me asking, age Bf % and have you gotten bloods done ?
@@derbre122 Just take an anti estrogen
@@MRBURNTTOAST111 22 years, bodyfat should be 10-12%, I was skinny in teenage years and now more like slim. I got blood work done with 18 but not pre Fin or after stopping. I don't have old data at hand now, so I am not able to give any useful information. But I had swollen breast in my teenage/puberty years.
@@MakeMeMyMoney I use anti estrogens since 2 days. Started with tamoxifen. Does an anti estrogen reverse already developed glands? I should be on early stage, because I used fin only 17 days. It's hard.
As always, SOLID advice. Great content !
I searched you just at the right time!
You are a HERO
A lot of people also use Derma rolling in conjunction with topical application which apparently helps penetrate the solution, Seeing a good Doctor or a Dermatologist is a must because it is not always DHT that causes Hair fall.
You're the only honest real hair loss youtuber on here. I'm sick of the "bald is beautiful just shave it bro" guys and the snake oil salesmen
More Plates More Dates posts solid content too
Bald is beautiful bro
if you're The Rock or Johnny Sins
Kevin is really 24 years old
Been using 0.25 EOD of Finasteride now for a month and it hasn't been good to be honest. Complete loss of sex drive which was previously raging. Erectile dysfunction and when I do orgasm, it's completely minus the normally accompanying feeling. Mood has generally deteriorated over the month as well and I dont feel as motivated or happy as normal - very grey and just... blank. Stress is low and all other lifestyle factors remain consistent. no junk food, exercise regularly. Should I just persist through these symptoms, or accept that it's not for me and discontinue use?
stop now.
i'd definitely stop given how severe your symptoms are, especially since you're only taking a small dose, you're probably hyper sensitive to 5 alpha inhibitors, get your blood panel checked to see whats going on
Same but I was using 1mg. Wish I at least started with .25mg. I've had testicular pain on my left one recently for a couple days and which was the main reason for quitting it 5 days ago. I also noticed my sex drive go down dramatically. Morning woods were gone, but seem to be slowly returning after quitting for these past days. I no longer got those semi hards from looking at hot women, or imagining things I know turn me on. I've been trying recently not to jerk but fin made me have to to see side effects. It was much more difficult to get myself going, thinking to myself "Am I actually struggling to get turned on right now?" In fact, I can physically feel some sort of "block" in my pelvic region. Like as soon as I begin getting turned on, I usually feel the sensation that shoots from my head into my penis get blocked somewhere in my pelvis region. Like it disperses into my pelvis, when it used to shoot straight to the tip of my penis. Idk if anyone gets it but it's definitely because of fin. I'm done with fin, and hopefully all of these side effects will be gone soon. I will say it has definitely stopped my hair loss though, if you care.
I suggest anyone considering finasteride to start with .2mg or even .15mg. See if it works, see if you have sides. If no sides, and no stopping of hair loss, then increase the dose slowly until it works. If it works but you eventually get sides, then you can decide if it's worth riding out. Me personally I'm not going to "fight through it" and see if I come out better. Testicular pain, lower libido, watery semen, and effort-based erections are enough for me.
Yes, it's not like I even mentally identified or thought about the reported side effects because I was reassured by Kevin's videos that the negatives associated with Finasteride were over exaggerated. My sex drive is alwys usually in hyperdrive and never had issues with morning wood. Now both are nonexistent. I'm trying not to focus or associate the coincidence that it might be related to Finasteride, but one month deep, shit seems to be getting worse, not better - with my mood crumbling for ZERO reason, it's disconcerting to say the least.
@@kiely4561 bloods were all normal and within range prior to starting Finasteride. Anything I should be targetting with a follow up blood panel to see if things are out of whack? Thanks
The start of the video made my day.
Kevin I have three questions for you: 1- Do you think hair follicles actually die off? 2- At what point of baldness would you think someone should not continue with hair loss prevention? I know we all hate the “ just shave it bro” but at some point I think we would need to just face the fact if we couldn’t get a hair transplant or hairloss prevention wasn’t working. 3- So is there a way to test things like RU like some sort of test kit? I know they make them for steroids compounds. I recently ordered some RU and took a hard look at it and decided just to throw it away.. to me it just isn’t worth taking something that you really have no idea what it really is. I actually got my credit card stolen from the same place I ordered my RU from and was charge $1200 and it was a popular place people get there RU from. So a place that would steal your card info seems to me they wouldn’t make legitimate stuff. Thanks keep up the good content
1. No, hair follicles never actually die. Men who are transitioning into females on intense hormone therapy have gotten remarkable hair re-growth even after being apparently bald for many years. Watch MPMD's video for more info here: ruclips.net/video/dVqTM9iohT4/видео.html
2. You never have to give up your hair, there's always SOMETHING you can do about it and there's no reason you have to "just accept" going bald. Although if you'd rather go bald and don't care much for your hair, then there's nothing wrong with that either.
3. RU-58841 is an experimental treatment meant for your research subject. Testing for RU-58841 stopped abruptly during phase 3 clinical trials and a myriad of excuses ranging from lack of funding, low shelf-life, and safety and efficacy concerns have been suggested as likely culprits. Although, there have been some people who have claimed it's helped them, you should use it at your own risk and see whether or not it works for you. Also i'm intrigued as to what marketplace you purchased RU from that stole your credit card info?
Usually grey marketplaces such as TheKaneShop don't use credit cards and have you purchase items via Bitcoin or some other cryptocurrency.
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Another good video thanks Kevin. I'm waiting for things to open to get to the dermatologist.
What is the "ball ache" that people get? Is that because the testes trying to produce more Test to increase more DHT since its being shutdown?
I’ve been taking proscar but cutting it into quarters 1.25mg a day for 10 years. I’m only just starting to get sides, like low sex drive. But I’m sure it will pass!
did it?
Yes it did pass
@@j-uk2189 based dude glad to hear
Wait, you got sides after taking it for 10 years?
@@KishoreG2396 it was down to stress. Nothing to do with the pill!
Hey Kevin, thank you for the useful content as usual, I am wondering you didn't mention Jason Blaha from a while, is there a reason for that?
Yeah, I think the jokes about him were getting old. Also he created a video where he apologized for some of the lies he told in the past and I think that took some guts on his part so I'm OK dropping it on my channel.
@@haircafekevin athleanX jokes are the trend now
Hey Kevin! I've been following you for a while now, needed some advice from you.
Well, I started taking Propecia (1mg a day) when I was 17 years old and started using minoxidil when I was 16. My dermatologist suggested that using a combination of these two will definitely halt my hair loss and perhaps regrow some hair. I am 20 years old now, its been almost 3 years and I continue to suffer from MPB and my hairline has receded drastically. I went from NW1.5 - NW2 (17-year-old) to NW3.5 at least ( 20- year- old) in a span of 3 years.
I started showing early signs of baldness at age 15, which I think is pretty rare. I can say for sure that my MPB is very aggressive. My grandfather and my dad started balding around the same age and reached NW4-NW5 by the age of 25.
Even though a part me knows that going bald is inevitable for me, I continue to take Propecia 1mg a day and use minoxidil 10% every other day with little to no side effects ( sometimes slight headache, dandruff, etc). I also use anaphase shampoo for hair loss (my dermatologist suggested).
There were months where I tried taking 2mg Propecia a day ( 1mg every 12hours), but it really didn't stop my hair loss.
Any advice for a person suffering from super aggressive MPB?
Thanks a lot!
your best bet would be trying something like dutasteride. Higher chance of sides but it is simply more effective as well. Talk to your doctor and do your research before jumping on it.
Wait until the balding is done and get multiple FUE transplants
Dutasteride for sure. Increasing your dose of Fin from 1mg to 2mg is pointless. It makes no difference in effectiveness. If anything it just increases your chance of sides. Still inhibits close to 70% of serum dht. Dutasteride will inhibit 90-95%. Dut + transplant may be your only viable option given that you're so young and its happening so fast. Although youll be hard pressed to find any transplant surgeon who will operate on someone under 25 years old.
@@tagada7 thankyou sir
Use kirkland, minoxidil 5%. Much more effective
Hey Kevin, any advice on how to get a prescription for Proscar (5mg) vs Fin? My PCP was unwilling and it's a hell of a lot cheaper to get Proscar on my insurance than fin. Great video as always!
Go over his head and get an appointment with a derm. That's unusual he didnt want you too, though. You might want to listen to him
Yeah, try a dermatologist and failing that try a hair transplant surgeon. HT surgeons are VERY liberal about writing prescriptions.
Hey Kevin, thanks for the great content as always. If concern about long-term side effects of Finasteride were only limited to neurotic forum users, then I would shrug them all off as you suggest. However, why is it there are a number of medical doctors on the PFS website and in general (i.e. Dr Andrew Rynne was on TV here in UK not long ago) advising against its usage and propagating the idea of serious long-term sides? That is what makes me uncomfortable, not website forums. Medical doctors.
And then you have Dr Ranj Singh saying he takes finasteride himself on the show - This Morning ruclips.net/video/oDJylml6QG8/видео.html
@@vrglcom Yes you are right. Different opinions it seems.
Kevin, serious question about hair loss that perhaps you can speculate on. Do you think hair follicles recover after getting hit with DHT? Ideally, if someone is covering 66% of DHT with finasteride, then one would think that means they have delayed their hair loss 2x as long. However, perhaps when hair follicles are receiving dosages of DHT that aren't as severe are able to recover and last even longer. What do you think?
You're a phenomenal ambassador for the hair loss community. May I ask - you mentioned in response to another comment of mine that, because my hair loss has continued despite taking/using finasteride and minoxidil for 2 years+, I should wait until my hair loss has stabilised before getting a hair transplant. Waiting until my hair loss has stabilised using pharmaceuticals and then getting a hair transplant would be something I would like to do. HOWEVER, my hair loss shows no signs of stabilising (despite me using pharmaceuticals for 2 years). What would you recommend I do as a result?
Thank you kindly. Its pretty unusual that your hair loss would be getting worse even on both finasteride and minoxidil. Are you sure its not just an aggressive shed or are you actually noticing your hairline receding further for instance? Sometimes when we start the fight against hair loss we become more conscientious of things like natural hair turnover which everybody has because of the follicular growth cycle.
I would talk to a hair transplant surgeon and see if you're a good candidate for a transplant. He can assess the quality of your donor area and he can buff up the areas that are sensitive to counteract future damage if it indeed happens.
@@haircafekevin Thanks for the prompt and detailed reply. I'm adamant that I'm losing hairs; I've taken pictures monthly and hairline recession is evident. There is also some diffuse thinning behind the hairline. (I'm not the guy in the photo lol). I will contact a hair transplant surgeon. Do you mind explaining what you meant by "he can BUFF UP THE AREAS that are sensitive to counteract future damage if it indeed happens"?
@@kpjlflsknflksnflknsa Sure. What a doctor will do is transplant hair to areas that haven't quite yet experienced baldness but will do so predictably in the future so I got some work done behind where I was receded just as a safety measure in case the recession continued.
Hey Kevin love your content! 41 year old man. Repeated multiple fasts, have eaten (no lie), over 60,000 eggs in my life, (a dozen eggs a day for years), up until recently my diet has been poor, diabetes runs in my family, my hair is thinning, my brother’s hair is not, my dad is in his late 60’s, thin hair but still full. Both grandfathers had full heads of hair, two uncles on my mom’s side are bald. Any advice on how to pinpoint the cause of my hair loss?
It is probably androgenic alopecia. Family history is not always a reliable predictor for inheriting the male pattern baldness gene.
I'd go to a dermatologist and ask for an rx for finasteride.
Great bud man. Can you do video on the long term effects of finasteride on neurosteroids and how that might cause mental side effects like memory loss and decreased mental cognition? Thanks
Holy fuck man you are smart. And im not even being sarcastic, you really know your stuff
Great video Kevin. Thanks for sharing!
Congrats bro for 10k+
Great video, thanks for the info! Good to know Ghost of Tsushima is a good game
my doctor recommended me to take 1mg of dutasteride daily. I'm taking it for almost 4 months, my hair is looking better.
1mg seems a bit high.. isnt the standard does usually 0.5mg/day? Do you have sides?
@@codybell6882 i thought that, but he told me to start with 1mg and then change to a lower dose. I had libido side at first but then It desapered. Sometimes I feel low libido but I think It is because stress.
@@mailsonjosedasilva834 interesting... it seems that your body is tolerating it pretty well. I'm not certain but 1mg does seem like overkill because the 0.5mg will already inhibit 90-95% of serum dht, so I would doubt that doubling that would make any difference other than perhaps increased incidence of side effects. But I'm sure the doctor knows more about it than I do so I can't say for sure.
@@codybell6882 yes, there's a study that shows that 2mg is more effective than 0,5mg. My dht was very low (300) at start point...I have to get exams in order to monitor It.
Tomando UPILL neh safado.
Hey Kevin, great vid as always, just wanted to drop an update, as well as a question
I'm nearing 3 months of finasteride, and a bunch of the little blonde hairs have become much darker, consistent with my natural hair colour, plus my NW3 patch hairs are much longer and thicker than they were before I started, so I'm very excited about my results 9 months from now
Also, I have a long ancestry of drug users, alcoholics, womanisers, etc, if this hits too close to home feel free to not answer but do you have any advice for not falling down the same rabbit hole?
You should post videos and show us your progress!
Hope you find peace
@@BlahBlahPoop617 I have taken some pictures, about a month ago. Honestly I think Kevin should make a vid about success stories from people on fin
@@tobos8909 I use to have a very bad drug addiction. Didnt even have a pot to piss in. 12 years later I'm a contributing member of society, own my own home make 75k annually and do some volunteering a few times a month. Loving yourself and being happy internally is the secret. Each day Its a goal to be a better man than when I woke up. Good luck
@@jhuntley575 Cheers mate, this honestly means the world to me. Are there any particular steps you took?
Thanks for the thorough explanation Kevin! Haven't heard anyone be so thorough and well articulated on the matter.
I'm not sure if you've covered this anywhere else but, would you consider making a video on how to best store chemicals for research experiments? My main interest is in RU powder, as Ive just switched from the pre-mixed solution after learning the issues with degradation in one of your previous videos.
Can you elaborate on the egg part? I thought egg was beneficial for hair? That's why I eat at least 2 eggs every day.
if you eat a lot of egg whites
The best channel for hair loss in my opinion.I have a question.When u started finasteride or propecia u are nortwood 1 , 2 or 3? Becouse i see ur trasplant and in a lot of videos u say that u wait taking finasteride and regret it .So i want to know if u started finasteride when u are nw3 or before .Only to know if fina mantain your nw.
Thank you kindly for that dude. I was a norwood 3 when I started and yes I'm amongst those who regret not starting it sooner.
Hey Kevin, great video as always... I've got a question;
If you take DHT blocker-tablets after the age of 25... will that benefit your hairgrowth? or is that a myth?
Not Kevin, but it likely depends on how aggressive your hair loss is. Mine is not aggressive even though I started losing my hair young, and I am getting some regrowth from fin at 3 months. Beyond that, it's more luck based than anything
I doubt it'll make much of a difference, you're probably better off taking Finasteride. DHT-blocker pills are usually not very effective in treating hair-loss since their main ingredients are usually herbal remedies such as Saw Palmetto and Green tea extract
I took an SSRI for over a year, that messed with my sexual function (I'm yet to find somebody online who had zero sexual side effects from them). I came off it and after about 2-3 days my function began to return to normal.
I think Finasteride is pretty low risk, considering the data.
I currently use Minoxidil only, and I've been having good results. Probably since I'm only 20 and haven't been losing hair for long. Although I'm planning on starting Fin, as I know I'm only buying myself time with Minox. My dad lost his hair around 26, my cousins are all losing their hair. I will too if I don't stop it. I watched your vid on topical Fin, but I'm still planning on using that first as it'll put my mind much more to ease about side effects. And of course topical Fin is a much better choice, than no anti-DHT meds at all.
Also when you mentioned personality disorders and MPB, that's quite interesting I have no idea. I do have Borderline personality disorder.
@CVK Thanks man. I've been on it two weeks, all is going just fine so far.
Mutchy The Man how about now man? I’m 18 and have started thinning
Pigga - You should talk to a doctor mate. But if you want my advice, make sure it’s actually male pattern baldness and not another condition, or just a mature hairline. And start minoxidil. Give it 4-8mths and see how it is. Odds are good it’ll work, and at least delay your hair Loss.
Mutchy The Man well my dad went bald at 26, but he was on drugs before that. My grandpa is also bald but I think he still had hair past his 30s. Perhaps my dad went bald early because he wasn’t exactly doing healthy things. I’m speaking to my dad to see if he can add me to his insurance since I don’t have any rn. Hoping it’s a mature hairline as thinning started happening on my left temple, right, and now middle. Seems like my hairline is on its way to receding. A bit scared to take minoxidil as I’ve read it’s poisonous to cats, like really deadly and can affect them just by touch since they clean themselves. I’ll see what I can do, I’m sure you can understand why I would be reluctant to take the chance on using any drugs like finasteride, I thing I’m still too young anyway. My thinning also seems to exceed to the middle of my head as well. Hopefully it may just be some other reason but I’m not too sure. Thanks for the advice, I think I’ll just take vitamins, try to eat healthy and masturbate less as I’ve noticed it boosts my testosterone. My dads bald, he looks cool to me, but I don’t think my head is shaped very good lol. Thanks again though, I’ll just have to discuss this with a doctor or try to get referred to a dermatologist when given the chance
Pigga - Yeah my dad went bald around 25/26. And so did all his brothers. Maternal grandfather is 80 with a full head of hair, sadly I didn’t get those genes it seems.
Yeah minoxidil is poisonous to cats, but unless your cats lick your hair I wouldn’t let that worry you.
Such a great video and good info 👏🏽 u need your own show your personality is 👌🏽👌🏽
Thanks for your research and your videos !!!
What do you think of Tapering? Should I start with 0.5 for the first few weeks and then increase to 1mg
Did you use it
Hey Kevin can switch from Topical Finasteride to Oral and vice versa without losing gains?
Yeah, I discuss this in my topical vs oral finasteride video. You can safely switch between the two without loss.
@@haircafekevin Thanks again Pal, for like the 5th time! Salutes!
Hello Kevin, just want to let you know that your contents are amazing. So, after being on Finasteride for 2 years with very minimal improvement, Ive started using Dutasteride 0.5 mg daily and Minoxidil foam 5 % together since 7 weeks. My shedding is still continuing and I am not seeing any improvements. Loosing around 30 hair follicles a day. Not sure if it's the Minoxidil or Dutasteride shedding phase, or may be these are not working at all. What's your advice on this?
They say shedding means it’s working. If you stop your going bald. Might as well keep going and see what happens
Your hair will periodically go through growth/resting phases. We tend to be more conscientious of them once we start actually fighting our hair loss Losing 30 hairs a day is nothing, even people without hair loss will lose 50-100 hairs per day on average.
@@haircafekevin Thanks for the reply. I've been loosing around 30-40 hairs a day. It's been going like this for over a year already. My question is, how many hair follicles is considered a hair loss in this scenario? Right now I'm waiting to see the full effect of Minoxidil and Dutasteride, but how long should I wait ?
Hi Kevin, the biggest problem with hair these days, though is finding a barber shop still open😅
You're telling me! Commie cough is forcing me to grow a mullet.
@@haircafekevin You actually suit it though
Kevin Mann My point exactly 👍
Damn Kevin you look good in this video.
Thanks homie!
Kevin I have diffuse thinning all over my head, I have been on regaine for 4 months now. Seems to be ok , what do you think would be best for me moving forward??? Also when do you see Breezula being available??? Thanks for your channel 🙌🏼
3 years from now.
Great video Kevin , so I will be starting to use finasteride and the only ways I can get is through Roman , Hims, or keeps ? Do those work ?
Yes
Hey Kevin, what do you think about Andrew Huberman’s comments on dht and finasteride in his Science of Sexual Development video at 1:02:46 (I believe) regardless, there are timestamps on his video. One thing I want to point out is that he implies that puberty/development never really stops. Thanks
I feel like there is not enough information on the build up of finasteride in the body. If fin can eventually build up in the body, does that mean you should cycle it? I can’t see anything online that shows you how and if to cycle it.
Check the channel hair loss show, they discuss how you can stop for about a month every 5-6 months
@@thomaskatzori6879 which video?
Derma roll + Minoxidil
Thanks Kevin for the informative video!
I have a question regarding cholesterol. Does finistride affect cholesterol, specifically LDL and triglycerides ? High cholesterol runs in the family so I’m trying to rule out any future issues! Cheers
No sir, although I would still speak to your doctor about this before starting.
Finasteride may actually reduce the risk of CVD, check out my latest DHT is a trash hormone video.
@@haircafekevin thanks Kev 👍🏽👍🏽
Do you think if you’re getting side effects from oral finasteride going the topical route may be better ?
No, topical still absorbs systemically. Check out my video comparing topical and oral finasteride.
Better option is to reduce your dosage of oral to 0.5 or 0.25 MG every other day under the guidance of your doctor.
Fast talker and very straight to the point. Nice!
Just started taking fin 2 weeks ago, I cut Proscar into quarters and take it roughly 1.25mg EOD. After doing some more "research", now I'm wondering if the dosing is a bit too high.
Is it better if I switch to a lower dosage, say 1mg EOD and up it later when nessesary? or should I stay on 1.25mg and lower it later? Thank you.
Any news after 1 year?
Doesn’t work for me personally because I’m in a VERY small and very shite minority of people in which we have a reaction called “Reflex Hyperandrogenicity”. Any sort of antiandrogenic medication I take results in either my androgens being upregulated, or my androgen sensitivty increasing. I’m currently trying topical finasteride 0.05 percent. Don’t think it’s working because I’m getting the same reaction, but I’m sticking with it for a bit and will update. The next thing I try will be fluridil.
Edit: Topical fin sucked and it kicked my RH into overdrive. However there is a BRIGHT silver lining: in my desperation, I tried Ketoconazole and it actually WORKED. While I am dealing with RH right now, it and minoxidil have all but completely reversed my hair loss. Even my retrograde alopecia. I no longer have diffuse thinning. Anywhere. However because my RH is acting up right now, due to me trying dutasteride again recently, the effects don’t last that long and my texture starts changing to be dry and brittle as soon as keto’s half life expires, the burning/tingling sensation starts again as well. I did recover from RH once before so I’m hoping I can do it again and hopefully Keto will be even more effective afterwards.
0,05 percent topical is the equivalent of 0.5 oral right?, have you thought about going even lower?, maybe 0.025? which would be 0.25 oral fin, thats what i'm currently trying
kiely 456 I think 0.05 is the equivalent to 1mg oral. Do you have RH too?
@@YLS8763 i'm pretty sure 0.1 is 1mg oral mate, check out a recent video from Matt Dominance on topical fin solutions, i've never been tested for RH so i don't know, i have noticed a drop in libido using oral fin though so i've decided to try topical 0.025 to see if that improves side effects
kiely 456 drop in libido usually means it will have a positive impact on your hair. One of RH’s symptoms is actually increased libido.
Officer Jenkins interesting, so what negative effects do you get from the condition?
Hey Kevin, absolutely love all your videos. I have been taking .5 mg's every other day for about a month now, and am feeling soreness in my right nipple, and when I ask people if they see any difference they note that my right nipple is a bit bigger/ puffier (I am not overweight and have a pretty low body fat %). It seems to flare up every few days or so. Is this gyno? Would you recommend me discontinuing treatment completely - I've seen articles online recommending going on Arimistane. Thoughts on this?
Not Kevin but have gotten one sided gyno from mk677 prolactin buildup. For your case arimistane would probably work. I’ve used black stone labs “eradicate” when I came off ostarine and it seemed to keep everything in check. DIM is also good to keep estrogen in range but I’d go arimistane first and once you’ve lowered it try dim.
Yeah, in addition to what Rich Piana's oil pump said I'd consider lowering your dose to 0.25 MG. If arimistane doesn't work maybe ask your doctor about nolvadex to counter the gyno.
Hey Daniel, do you have an update on your experience?
@@austinduncan1280 Hey Austin, I do actually: Grabbed the Arimistane and used it for maybe a week. I no longer have the soreness in my chest tissue - To be honest I think it was just my body getting used to the Finasteride. I now take .5mg of fin daily and 0 side effects to speak of. I do not take Arimistane anymore and there is no sign of Gyno.
Daniel Cocco awesome, thanks for update. yes I started with 1mg and felt some gyno coming on, dropped down to .25 and I can feel my body adjusting to it and think if I gradually go up my body will adapt better! I think that’s the secret
Kevin, thanks for your videos. Very informative. Q: I understand Finasteride is contraindicated for pre-menopausal women who are pregnant or "may become" pregnant-- but what does that latter part mean exactly? Does it mean pre-menopausal women should *never* become pregnant after using Finasteride if they cease taking the drug a few months before conceiving-- or does it just mean pre-menopausal women who are actively trying to become pregnant should avoid it to prevent its tetragenic effects and all other pre-menopausal female users should use contraception while taking Finesteride to avoid accidental pregnancy for the same reason? I thought Finasteride had a short half life in the body (less than 8 hours) and few if any lasting effects in otherwise healthy people. Is there any evidence, even anecdotally, of pre-menopausal women who stopped Finasteride and later conceived having children with any developmental disorders (physical or mental) possibly linked to past Finasteride use by the mother? Are there any animal studies that could shed light on that? Thanks again for all the great information!
It just means women shouldn't use it if they have a possibility of becoming pregnant because finasteride can cause birth defects. Birth control isn't 100 percent effective so the FDA recommends that any women of child bearing age avoid finasteride and the drug isn't FDA approved for women period.
@@haircafekevin Thanks! Yes, I know it isn't approved for woman, but if she chooses to take it because other medications are ineffective, does the possibility of birth defects diminish if she stops taking Finasteride two or several months prior to pregnancy (let's say through IVF, so it's controlled)? In the years before menopause, when estrogen levels drop and FPHL starts for many who are predisposed, the chance of conception is 1%, which is lower than if on birth control (3%), but an otherwise healthy woman can still carry a child with medical intervention. The question is- does a woman have to choose between having hair or having children?
@@gdoreen75 Late reply, but you can totally stop the medication for a couple of months prior to trying to conceive, like you would do with birth control and other D or X rated medications, IVF or not. It doesn’t permanently affect your ability to conceive a healthy child, just as long as it is in your system, doctors ask for a couple of months just as a precaution. It doesn’t change your body’s capability of bearing a male fetus, it’s just that the hormones it temporarily blocks are important for male fetuses development. Once you stop it, you’re back to normal. Many women interrupt treatment during the entire pregnancy/breastfeeding process and then go back to treatment. The major drawback is simply what you’d lose from that time off the medication, hair density wise.
@@user-wt5if6rx8m Thank you for the educated and informative reply :) It is much appreciated and will help many women who are facing these issues.
Hey kevin what are some good anti aging creams for the skin? You ve mentioned retin-A but i cant get it in my country, got any alternatives or similar products? Or any active ingredients i should look for?
Hey man you can use some kind of retinol cream or vitamin c serum or peptide serum for Anti aging and your good with all of these
Look for OTC products that have retinol. They're not as strong as tretinoin but they do help. If you can find it, tazorac works even better than retin-A in my opinion.
Lol, I think I'm gonna try topical Finasteride, I've been taking Oral Finasteride for a while, but the guys in the Post-Finasteride Syndrome Foundation scare the crap out of me😂
Where do you live bro,?
Update?
@@JRtheBoy Never tried it, still taking oral fin.
@@kingali1606 no sides?
@@JRtheBoy I've had urinary retention, but that could be unrelated
Kevin, I have NAFLD, and I've been taking finasteride for 6 months without any adverse reactions. Do you think I'm good to go?
you look good man. i took fin but got sides feels sad man.
Would you take this drug in your 50 zz for enlarged prostate and to maintain the hair that you have thanks for the knowledge on finasteride
If you have enlarged prostate then yeah taking 5 MG daily can give you dual benefits like that.
Hi Kevin, I know it's not the subject of your video but it's the lost recent so I write my question here.
I'm 23 and I started taking 1mg finasteride since the beginning of January. I have no side effects but the drug is not working at all. My hairs are thining and falling more than ever, I estimate 8 month of hair falling before I start losing handsomeness. I'm French and dutasteride is not allowed without prostatic issues. So What would you recommand for me, Is it possible that i have to wait a little more to have the effect from finasteride or do I have to be on Minoxidil asap ? (The solution I like the least). Thank you for your answer and bringing hope to people in a fight against hairloss !
Hey, are you adding minoxidil? That would probably be the best thing you could add to your routine as it works synergistically with a 5a reductase inhibitor.
If so you could add another topical anti androgen like fluridil or alfatradiol to your stack. Might help target some local androgens on the scalp.
Hi Kevin, you got me to try finasteride, howmuch should I take per day/week?
Kev , please do more vids on eucapil fluridil. I want to add it to my regime( already using alfatradiol and stemoxydine) but there just isn’t enough reviews and data out there.
Thanks
9:16 why u do dis
Hey Kevin, when you talked about vitamin a in its pure form is like poison and can affect hair loss, does that relate to retin-a as well? I use it for Acne and acne scars. It’s a topical cream. Thanks!
I use it too. No, its safe when used topically and there is at least one study that suggests it makes minoxidil more effective so I sometimes mix it with my topicals.
Kevin, thanks for this video.
I am looking for a stable place to buy 5%/0.1% minoxidil/finasteride solution (foam or liquid) without propylene glycol. Or finasteride alone topical without PG also works. Morr F has PG, so that's a pass for me. Where can I get my hands on this? I would appreciate your response.
Minoxidilmax sells some with no PG
Hi, is there any reason to use 20mg/ml minoxidil over 50mg/ml? I've been using 20 for a while without any noticable side effects. Thought I might try 50
20 is for slight problems, 50 is the go-to one for MPB.
What if you nw2.5 since 5-6 years and hadn’t lost any visible hair since then, should I still jump on fin just to be sure I don’t lose any hair/density?
Yeah, you should probably play it safe. Don't assume your hair loss won't catch up to you in the future.
Hello Kevin, I am planning on start taking Animal Stak (natural T booster from Animal supplement company). This should not have any effect on my current hair loss regimen with Finasteride, right?
I get really bad acne on my face and dry skin when I take finasteride. Looking for an alternative 5AR inhibitor. I've considered Dustareride but I fear that will nuke my face.
Im getting acne too on Fin. Its not too horrible (ive never ever had issues with acne even as a teenager)... but I'm definitely having to use acne scrubs like twice a day and im still getting minor breakouts, mainly on forehead.
Cody Bell
Doesn’t make sense though. Doesn’t finasteride lower sebum levels, which causes the acne? So how does it do the opposite🤔
@@elshanks1578 I read somewhere that testosterone levels govern the amount of sebum produced. While DHT is still inhibited in everyone but sebum is reduced in 3/4 of people. The remaining 1/4 see an increase of sebum levels because of the 15% increase in testosterone causing the glands to overproduce. It's mainly a genetic factor unfortunately. Pretty annoying to manage.
@@elshanks1578 There's no general rule. Genetics defo play a factor. The confusing thing I've also noticed is that some people who report similar acne sides on finasteride are completely fine on dutasteride or ru58841. I've tried RU and didn't experience sides but I couldn't get over the potential unknown risks seen as it's still a research chemical so I decided to drop it for now.
Is alfatradiol blocking also testosterone? Or only 5αr? I suspect that testosterone is responsible for my hair loss since I haven't seen any improvement with finasteride (6-7 months on fin). Do you think I should buy CB to address this?
my minoxidil hairs on my hairline keep shedding constantly and ive been using it for around a year. will finasteride help my minox hairs from shedding or do i need a topical anti androgen?
Finasteride will do just fine but you'll want to stay on minoxidil to maintain the benefits.
Minoxidle don't work dude
My doctor told me not to take finasteride emphasising only that it causes male breast growth, and instead said to use minoxidil, but mispronounced it. Didn't really fill me with confidence in his expertise. Seemed more interested in scaring me away from it. Would it be better to talk to a dermatologist rather than a general doctor?
Yeah, I'd get a second opinion.
hi Kevin, i got a question about the cutting of finasteride pills, if you cut them in half you remove the coating from one side is this ok? won't the drug get dissolved in the stomach acids and lose the efficacy? cheers
You can cut them
@@SoberJokR yeah i know its very common to cut proscar pills but i wonder if it has any detrimental effect to the effectiveness of the drug
No, that is part of how the drug gets into your system so its no big deal.
Kevin, In your opinion, do those who catch any thinning early on their early 20’s, treat it with fin, get FULL NW1 regrowth not have as long of an expected maintenance duration due to the AA taking effect so early? I’ve been on Fin for 3 years, thickened my hairline beautifully and haven’t looked back since.
I really guess it’s such a case to case situation the longevity would always come down to how sensitive your follicles get in your later years yeah?
Yes, its very possible. Worst case scenario you'll maintain it much much longer than you would had you never started treatment.
i started taking finasteride at 36, i was getting entrys on the hair, my dad, mom and grandpa have little to no hair... my little brother is already loosing is hair also, so far im pleased with the results im taking for 2 months finasteride with minoxidil to i need to take finasteride until the rest of my life no stop? just the finasteride alone is 250 per year with the minoxidil more than 500.... im unemployed.... what should i do? i want to keep my air at least until 50 if possible also going bald to interviews is not the best look.... as competition for jobs is ruthless... thanks for any reply can i stop finasteride every 3 months 1 month off???
Buy 5mg instead of the recommended 1mg. It's alot cheaper and would last longer cause you'd need to cut the pills into 4. Don't know much about monoxidil though
Not sure how you're spending that much per year. Both can be had for about 100$/year combined in the US
take alternate day finasteride
thanks to the replies, I live in europe 28 pills of finasteride cost 22 euros...monoxidil cost 15 euros, these are all the cheapest non brands available in the market.... theres no 5mg variant and we need medic to get it. i just dont want to have to take it everyday for life.... as even the pharmaceutic girl told me i cant take it for 3months and have 1 month off ?????
@@thepro08 if u want hair u need to be regular with it
I eat 4 whole eggs per day, is it bad for avidin and the absroption of biotin ?
Nah, needs to be more than 10 or so.
@@haircafekevin thank you
I started finasteride 1mg a month ago, at first two weeks, sex drive was great, as normal, than third week i noticed a pretty big drop in libido. It manifested in me having a harder time to get an erection, and a lower enthusiasm for sexual thoughts. A day after it happened i changed my dose to 0.25mg every other day. a week later the libido increased, 80% normal level.
Should i keep taking fin 0.25mg 3-4 times a week? Can i still expect the drug to work? Or should i consider stopping and moving on to ru58841?
Yes, Kevin did mention in another video that 0.25 works just as good as 1 mg. Keep at it..
This happened to me after 6 weeks. The drop in libido was substanial... to the point where I had ZERO sexual attractions... I was basically asexual. But I read numerous studies that in the majority of cases, fin sides are transient. And mine were, after about 2 weeks of continued use... my body completely normalized the changes. Been great ever since.
A study I read shows the effectiveness as
1mg/day- blocks 68% of serum and 42% scalp dht
0.5mg/day - blocks 66% serum and 40% scalp dht
0.25mg/day- blocks 61% serum and 37% scalp dht
For most people anything below 0.25/day is considered not effective. But for some people it can be.
@@codybell6882 you are a gold mine of info thank you sir. I've been taking probably .15 to .20 eod to easy into this thing. I'm nearly 34 and never had a problem with recession until this last winter. No one can tell it's still mild. I hope the low amount at least does something. And again thanks
@@codybell6882 i dropped dose to 0.25 after writing the comment, libido is about back to normal. I think that the dose is enough because i still am shedding same amount of hair as when i took 1mg a day, which is a sign that the finasteride is working. hoping to start seeing results in a couple months.
Hi Kevin, I'm from Spain,I really appreciate your content, I started taking finasteride last week and I notice less hair loss(less hair folicules fallen in the shower), increase libido, increase confidence and less sperm production, I was prescribed 1mg Should I lower the dose?
Si bueno esperate un poco y notaras como esa subida de libido se vuelve to lo contrario y el cuerpo y la cara cambian y no pa bien
@@bichillocv that increased libido may be caused by boost of testosterone via not converting into dht, but a big concern is the convertion of test into strogens
@@bichillocv If you are about to reply at least use sophisticated arguments to support your theories
It does give you a noticeable boost in libido early on. Its due to your body producing more Testosterone to make up for the reduction in DHT. At a certain point your body will convert a lot of that excess Testosterone to estradiol. Which will likely lead to some Libido related side effects. Most of the time these are only temporary so don't panic if you experience it. My body normalized the drop in libido after 2 weeks.
@@codybell6882 hey I'm only 2.5 weeks in, what if I've experienced no change all all in libido is that a good sign?
Finasteride is the best , my 4 month and half on it and my hair loss stabilized very very well with little bit improvement , in terms of side effects nothing except my sex drive isn't as high as before (not to the point where i can't get / maintain erection)
And my dosage is 1mg 3 times a week
What's your age ?
@@rogerkhneiffess8600 21
Hey Kevin, i need some advice... I took proscar 1.25 mg for a week so far with no doc advice and no sides (its over the counter where i live). After watching this vid, i want to do it right...
How long until the fin is out of my blood and hormone levels stabilize so that i can do proper dht tests etc to find the root cause of my slight thinning... What tests do you recommend as standard protocols?
My total T is a blasting 1.1k which is high for my age of 43 ( no roids or boosters etc) but i have no idea about dht... i just assumed since my total t is blasting my thinning is due to conversion etc and i should take fin.. Been noticing slight thinning from 40 years old..
Now i want to follow your advice and do it right. Thank you in advance
There is no blood marker that will predict how well you are responding to finisheride, so no tests are needed. It is scalp DHT that matter, not serum DHT.
Your testosterone levels aren't an issue, just so long as the 5AR enzyme is under control then you will be fine.
@@haircafekevin Excellent man!!. You just saved me cash on more redundant blood tests .. So in that case and having taken proscar 1.25mg for 6 days, when can i test my scalp dht via biopsy or trichogram for no altered results from proscar? (only took it 6 days). How long should i wait?
do a video on depression
What happens if I take finasteride without really losing my hair but just take it preventively please?
You could no problem. But before I'd do that I would definitely make sure that you actually do have genetic sensitivity to DHT. Otherwise you'll just be messing your hormones for no reason
Pretty damn good chance if someone started putting fin in your water without telling you, you’d never even notice.
@@RichPianasOilPump pretty good chance for what ? (sorry im french)
if I take it as a preventive measure I would never be bald then ?
@@tagada7 yes merci pour ton com, c'est cool de ta pars,
Oui en effet d'après ce que j'ai compris la dht est utile à l'adolescence pour que le corps puisse se développer mais une fois adulte elle est totalement inutile.
La je suis a 0,25mg histoire de commencer léger mais je compte augmenter petit à petit pour pas trop brusquer mon corps d'un coup.
Sais tu si la fina provoque un shedding au début car j'ai vu tout et son contraire, tu va peut-être pouvoir savoir ?
Merci pour ton aide 🙏
@@tagada7 super merci beaucoup pour ta réponse super complète 🙏
Petite dernière (ahah) selon toi le fina est il utile sur les golfs et la ligne frontal ou uniquement sur le vertex ?
Et tu pense qu'avec le fina tu gagne bcp d'année de cheveux, a moins que les cheveux ai déjà perdu de nombreux cycle de pousse et donc la chute sera alors inévitable ?
Merci bien 😊
Hi Kevin i wrote a comment like 2 monts ago asking why My shed last like forever but sudenly stop i mean i do shed but not like hundred of hundred everyday thanks for the replay last time i'm happy and the hair looks a Lot better i may Say they crown still ok but i notice a bit of a progrs so far keep the good work budy laters
Dammit, my wife and I are trying to get pregnant and rogaine is losing ground.
From what I've heard , the more permanent side effects, like gyno, do have precursors, such as sensitivity. The others will all dissipate . Is this aligned with your understanding?
That's what the studies have shown. That the incidence of every side effect (not including gyno) is the same as placebo after 2 years of use. The only exception was reduced volume of semen which was marginally higher with fin users. Most people get too scared and quit Fin before their body normalizes the changes. I had sides for a couple weeks, Ive had NONE ever since.
So gyno is the one exception. The brain fog etc all disappear. J's that what you're saying
@@alexanderl6682 yeah I assume gyno would be a more persistent problem. Not many Fin studies have information on it because its considered to be quite rare.
Does anyone know if gyno as side effect can be reversed? I developed that after only 17 days of fin 1mg/ 3 times a week. Stopped immediately. Looks like enlarged glands especially on the left breast. Nipples are maybe a bit sore but not stiff.
@@derbre122 Gyno will go back to normal if you stop taking the drug. But it could take 3 months... sometimes even 6. But Finasteride fully clears the system within 3 months. So you can expect normal hormone levels after that. Unless of course your hormone levels were already unbalanced to begin with.
If you want to continue finasteride you could look at taking estrogen blockers, apparently it can help.
Is it true that you can shed on finasteride? If so does that also mean it will be working for you? Thanks bro
That means it's working. For new hairs to grow and get strong.
Great vid what’s your stance on prp
Talked about it in my overrated hair loss treatments video. I think it is too theoretical and experimental at this point. Even if it may work you'd need continued applications and many doctors may not even be skilled enough at this point to perform it successfully, and that is assuming it even works.
Is taking biotin even worth it? Or is it just to help hair thickness rather than reduce hair loss?
I wouldn't take it unless you're Biotin deficient, which most people aren't. I don't think it'll make much of a difference unless you're Biotin deficient.
Doesn’t hurt to throw in there. Although I think it makes my nails grow faster than my hair
It probably isn't bad for your health but I wouldn't take it expecting to get any regrowth.
Man I been taking that shit idc about nothin lol I need my hair bruh
Did it help?
Hey Kevin I’m on 1 mg finasteride a day and want to add a topical anti androgen just for extra protection as ease of mind. Do you think topical finasteride or alfatradiol would be better? (Until breezula is out)
Lol
How about RU?
Topical finasteride would probably be pointless if youre already at a dose of 1mg/day oral. Alfatradiol or RU58841 might show some results. Some people also use ketoconazole.. although the evidence on that is not really concrete. Many dermatologists recommend revivogen (a natural compound) but it may not be really that effective.
More plates more dates guy got his hair back from ru and ketoconazole
J Huntley when has he stated that?
I have tried to use finasteride two times, but I´va had itchiness in the body, seems like I am hypersensitive to it, but my dermatologist tells me to keep going with the treatment, but I fear it could cause damage on kidneys or something
Hi kevin, can you do a updated daily routine for trating male pattern baldness?
He's already 2 vids on his whole regimen