I thought one would be able to get back to Norwood 1 on that dose of spironolactone alone. Thanks for documenting. Since you're trans, have you considered castration?
Great, its a shame you started so late, hair line wont get restored 100% or near that.
So, I think it is important to stress that this person is transgender and is thus taking meds most non-trans males would never take i.e. spironolactone and estrogen. I work with a transgender male to female colleague. This person was about a Norwood 4 prior to starting meds and was placed on a very similar regimen (my colleague is on a higher finasteride dose tho) and this person has had COMPLETE reversal of hairloss with the development of a full head of hair over the course of about a year, albeit with a male hairline. Amazing what the meds can do.
In regards to oral and topical spironolactone, is oral more effective when it comes to hairloss(or the same?) ? And are the sideffects with oral spironolactone the same with the topical version?
I noticed you put up that warning for the oral spironolactone, but was curious if that applies for the topical version as well.
It also shows your follicles never die.
At least when it comes to the NW2 and up area.