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jamesbooker1975

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Just because you haven't seen people start balding early and slowly doesn't mean they don't exist, heck most of the guys who are balding from my old high school class are in a similar situation to mine.
What are you telling have none sense. For example, if you ask to the top hair transplants they will tell you that they don't recommend hair transplant in younger CAUSE the hairloss is really aggression and unpredictable .
 

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Don't be so melodramatic, finasteride and minoxidil isn't a tranny regiment.
Finasteride it is. What do you think it will happen if you reduce 70 % of the stronger male hormone, the one that make you an alpha male ? Plus 5-alpha reductase is part of many other GOOD reactions ( for example in pregnolone to allopregnolone, a calm neuro hormone ) .
 

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From experience not much happens.

My bad, a third case, still not reproducible for common balding folks
Even the original trial from Merck stated that finasteride is doing sh*t on temples, so i assume then than minoxidil and dermaroll did this ? Both are here since a long time.I've seen Dhurat study results aswell.

Why there's no shitload of temples success stories ?
 

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What are you telling have none sense. For example, if you ask to the top hair transplants they will tell you that they don't recommend hair transplant in younger CAUSE the hairloss is really aggression and unpredictable .

You contradict yourself, unpredicatble just as you said is the key word here. Nobody knows how your Androgenetic Alopecia will manifest, there are tons of people who start balding young, but very slowly, i would actually say that would be the majority.
 

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What are you telling have none sense. For example, if you ask to the top hair transplants they will tell you that they don't recommend hair transplant in younger CAUSE the hairloss is really aggression and unpredictable .

no.. thats not why they dont recommend them to younger patients. try again.
 

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no.. thats not why they dont recommend them to younger patients. try again.

Well, actually this is pretty much it.
They want hairloss to be stabilized before doing some highly intrusive surgeries to fix this...that's common sense actually...a surgeon doing hair transplants on a young patient not even under medications...that surgeon is a huge piece of sh*t, if he even exists.

That's what my derm said to me when i was 15, after clearly identified Androgenetic Alopecia, and i quote :
"Get on treatments and stabilize it, then when you'll be 30 we can consider hair transplant, but not before, we can't know for sure if you're gonna be a responder and where/when your hairloss is gonna halt, if it ever"

I'm 32 now, this was in early 2000's.Of course he also clearly stated minoxidil only for now, no finasteride before you're out of puberty...again, just common sense.

Since you're 26, at that time you were only discovering what a peepee is and what you can do with it when you're alone in your bedroom, and i was discovering what are DHT, Androgenetic Alopecia, DP cells, Big3.....FML
 
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Well, actually this is pretty much it.
They want hairloss to be stabilized before doing some highly intrusive surgeries to fix this...that's common sense actually...a surgeon doing hair transplants on a young patient not even under medications...that surgeon is a huge piece of sh*t, if he even exists.

That's what my derm said to me when i was 15, after clearly identified Androgenetic Alopecia, and i quote :
"Get on treatments and stabilize it, then when you'll be 30 we can consider hair transplant, but not before, we can't know for sure if you're gonna be a responder and where/when your hairloss is gonna halt, if it ever"

I'm 32 now, this was in early 2000's.Of course he also clearly stated minoxidil only for now, no finasteride before you're out of puberty...again, just common sense.

Since you're 26, at that time you were only discovering what a peepee is and what you can do with it when you're alone in your bedroom, and i was discovering what are DHT, Androgenetic Alopecia, DP cells, Big3.....FML

hows your hair loss situation after 15 years + of minoxidil and fina
 

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Well, actually this is pretty much it.
They want hairloss to be stabilized before doing some highly intrusive surgeries to fix this...that's common sense actually...a surgeon doing hair transplants on a young patient not even under medications...that surgeon is a huge piece of sh*t, if he even exists.

That's what my derm said to me when i was 15, after clearly identified Androgenetic Alopecia, and i quote :
"Get on treatments and stabilize it, then when you'll be 30 we can consider hair transplant, but not before, we can't know for sure if you're gonna be a responder and where/when your hairloss is gonna halt, if it ever"

I'm 32 now, this was in early 2000's.Of course he also clearly stated minoxidil only for now, no finasteride before you're out of puberty...again, just common sense.

Since you're 26, at that time you were only discovering what a peepee is and what you can do with it when you're alone in your bedroom, and i was discovering what are DHT, Androgenetic Alopecia, DP cells, Big3.....FML

That derm saved you. I got a surgery by a mother f****r butcher when I was 19, big mistake :( . It fucked my life, glad med worked for me, now I am 40.
 

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hows your hair loss situation after 15 years + of minoxidil and fina

Kinda stable, i'm only on finasteride, i dropped minoxidil as soon as i started finasteride, big mistake, at that time i didn't know about the shedding effect, but i couldn't tolerate itching, flaking and so on, minoxidil was a bad experience.

As for finasteride, i f*****g hate this drug, but it saved my hair, now i'm searching for a viable alternative to quit it, still waiting...
 

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Kinda stable, i'm only on finasteride, i dropped minoxidil as soon as i started finasteride, big mistake, at that time i didn't know about the shedding effect, but i couldn't tolerate itching, flaking and so on, minoxidil was a bad experience.

As for finasteride, i f*****g hate this drug, but it saved my hair, now i'm searching for a viable alternative to quit it, still waiting...

why do you hate it ? you got sides ?
 

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Back on topic, why is a 1.1% increase in hair count in females at 6 months statistically significant and 1.6% in males is not? And why is a 6.6% or 9.4% increase in hair diameter not significant?
 

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Back on topic, why is a 1.1% increase in hair count in females at 6 months statistically significant and 1.6% in males is not? And why is a 6.6% or 9.4% increase in hair diameter not significant?

because the study is written by a high school student and checked by a final year undergraduate
 

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Kinda stable, i'm only on finasteride, i dropped minoxidil as soon as i started finasteride, big mistake, at that time i didn't know about the shedding effect, but i couldn't tolerate itching, flaking and so on, minoxidil was a bad experience.

As for finasteride, i f*****g hate this drug, but it saved my hair, now i'm searching for a viable alternative to quit it, still waiting...
When you quit, be absolutely sure that you titrate down. DO NOT quit cold turkey. That’s when stuff can go south.
 
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