[M26]1 Month Progress. Oral ED, 1.1 Fin 3 min + Biotin. Progress Pictures 2/20/2024
A 26-year-old man has seen hair regrowth after one month of using oral finasteride (1.1mg), minoxidil (3mg), and biotin daily, along with weekly ketoconazole shampoo and plans to add derma stamping. He reports minimal side effects and attributes an increase in libido to starting exercise, not the hair loss treatments.
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