Minoxidil results (5%) once per night, dermastamp once a week 18M Progress Pictures 5/3/2026
The user shared positive results after using 5% minoxidil foam nightly and dermastamping weekly for hair growth, noting significant progress after three months. They plan to add finasteride in the future but are currently avoiding it due to age.
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