lucas.renoh
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Hello, folks!
Let me introduce myself with some info: I'm a member of a great brazilian forum about hair loss, whose owner is Dr. Milton Peruzzo Jr, a famous and very honest plastic surgery doctor here who likes to help out people no matter where they are. Our community is big and we are, like here, always looking for good treatments and discussions on articles to help ourselves.
There always happened to have a lot of discussion about Aloe Vera plant between the members. Mainly because this plant seems to help the scalp recovery, and I guess you are all used to this important relation to Androgenetic Alopecia.
You may all be used too to the relation of the ketocozonale shampoo treatment and Androgenetic Alopecia, and it's impressive to see the pictures we've got on researches.
I'm here not to show my success (YET! :mrgreen but to show a success of a member of this forum. This guy said he used to use finasteride (1mg/day), avicis (17-alpha-estradiol, like avixis and ell cranell) and minoxidil but had a small progress using them, so he decided to give a last shoot in the treatment using only ketocozonale shampoo 2% and Aloe Vera plant.
This two pictures are BEFORE the new treatment:
He started this new treatment on August 2007 and I remember he saying he was having some improvement in just 10 days, but it was just too early to judge.
Yesterday he posted a new picture of his actual situation and, wow, this is WONDERFUL:
Well, we don't know what's really helping him, the plant, ketoconazole or both. I'm putting his success here because perhaps it can help some here (I'm gonna try this treatment, as I only tried ketoconazole shampoo once) and you can have some discussion about this case.
He says there are a lot of small hairs still growing up and thickening. He's very happy with the result and we are all excited asking him some other questions about some more details of this treatment.
It's being a very good improvement in a very critical area to be recovered.
Best Regards,
Lucas.
CORRECTION:
Changed "never had any progress" to "had a small progress".
Let me introduce myself with some info: I'm a member of a great brazilian forum about hair loss, whose owner is Dr. Milton Peruzzo Jr, a famous and very honest plastic surgery doctor here who likes to help out people no matter where they are. Our community is big and we are, like here, always looking for good treatments and discussions on articles to help ourselves.
There always happened to have a lot of discussion about Aloe Vera plant between the members. Mainly because this plant seems to help the scalp recovery, and I guess you are all used to this important relation to Androgenetic Alopecia.
You may all be used too to the relation of the ketocozonale shampoo treatment and Androgenetic Alopecia, and it's impressive to see the pictures we've got on researches.
I'm here not to show my success (YET! :mrgreen but to show a success of a member of this forum. This guy said he used to use finasteride (1mg/day), avicis (17-alpha-estradiol, like avixis and ell cranell) and minoxidil but had a small progress using them, so he decided to give a last shoot in the treatment using only ketocozonale shampoo 2% and Aloe Vera plant.
This two pictures are BEFORE the new treatment:
He started this new treatment on August 2007 and I remember he saying he was having some improvement in just 10 days, but it was just too early to judge.
Yesterday he posted a new picture of his actual situation and, wow, this is WONDERFUL:
Well, we don't know what's really helping him, the plant, ketoconazole or both. I'm putting his success here because perhaps it can help some here (I'm gonna try this treatment, as I only tried ketoconazole shampoo once) and you can have some discussion about this case.
He says there are a lot of small hairs still growing up and thickening. He's very happy with the result and we are all excited asking him some other questions about some more details of this treatment.
It's being a very good improvement in a very critical area to be recovered.
Best Regards,
Lucas.
CORRECTION:
Changed "never had any progress" to "had a small progress".