6.5 month transplant progress - 2900 grafts … Dutasteride and oral min for 6 years prior … was almost slick bald 6 years ago 9/19/2026
The user had a hair transplant with 2900 grafts after using oral minoxidil and dutasteride for 6 years, which made them a transplant candidate. They saw no improvement after 2 years on medication and waited 4 more years for a transplant.
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