Will it look smooth if I start using hair fiber on the thining corners, on top of minoxidil? 9/16/2026
The conversation discusses using hair fibers on thinning corners and considers treatments like minoxidil, finasteride, and dutasteride for hair loss. Users suggest finasteride and dutasteride for regrowth, with some recommending hair concealers over fibers for a smoother look.
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