2 months into minoxidil 6% fin .3% tret .025% topical Is this regrowth? 11/6/2024
The user is experiencing solid hair regrowth after two months using a regimen of minoxidil foam, a 3-in-1 topical spray containing finasteride and tretinoin, and weekly dermastamping. They report no side effects and attribute success to the combination of treatments and a supportive diet and lifestyle.
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