8 Months progress before and after. 1mg Fin per day and 2x a week nizoral Progress Pictures 12/6/2022
A user's eight-month progress in treating his hair loss using finasteride (1mg daily) and nizoral shampoo (2x a week), as well as microneedling every 10 days; other users have also reported success with finasteride, minoxidil, and microneedling.
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