More than 3 years on meds and my hair looks like this. Not sure if they are working. Is this regrowth? 8/7/2026
The user has been taking oral minoxidil and dutasteride for over three years and is unsure if the treatments are effective, as their wet hair under flashlights looks concerning to them. However, others reassure them that their hair looks good, especially considering the harsh conditions of wet hair and bright lighting.
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