6month update – it’s not much but it’s honest work (Fin/Min/Nizoral/Dermaroll) hair slightly thicker, waiting for my crown to fill 🤞 Progress Pictures 11/2/2021
User reports 6-month progress using Fin, Min, Nizoral, and Dermaroll for hair loss. Others comment on visible improvement and suggest waiting up to 2 years for full effects.
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