Bryan,
Someone said if someone gets off minoxidil and has the mother of all sheds, that the hair can be permenantly gone, even if they get back on.
As I understand it, minoxidil takes 2 months to 1 year to increase hair weight by 30% and this is lost on stopping, and extra is temporarily lost before hair mass reaches where it would be had the person not been on minoxidil at all. I heard this may happen even if someone is off it only 1 week and gets back on it 1/3 the way into the shed. I would assume that continuing would just mean people need another 2 months to a year to get back to where they would have been had they stayed on minoxidil the whole time.
Do you have any studies or knowledge on whether minoxidil grown hairs can permenantly die after temporarily stoping?
Someone said if someone gets off minoxidil and has the mother of all sheds, that the hair can be permenantly gone, even if they get back on.
As I understand it, minoxidil takes 2 months to 1 year to increase hair weight by 30% and this is lost on stopping, and extra is temporarily lost before hair mass reaches where it would be had the person not been on minoxidil at all. I heard this may happen even if someone is off it only 1 week and gets back on it 1/3 the way into the shed. I would assume that continuing would just mean people need another 2 months to a year to get back to where they would have been had they stayed on minoxidil the whole time.
Do you have any studies or knowledge on whether minoxidil grown hairs can permenantly die after temporarily stoping?