10 months 0.5 dut and 2.5mg. Progress update. 9/1/2026
The user is concerned about worsening hair quality after switching from finasteride to dutasteride and minoxidil, considering returning to finasteride. Others suggest the hair looks similar or improved, attributing differences to lighting and advising patience with the current treatment.
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