Guys Trust The Progress... I have got results in few months with minoxidil 5 pro F. And Dutadense 4 x week and some supplement vit.. is it good progress? Is this regrowth? 3/28/2026
The user reported hair regrowth using Minoxidil 5%, Dutadense four times a week, and vitamin supplements, noticing baby hairs after four months. They seek more density, especially on the crown and left temple.
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