Your Best Advice on MtF Transgender Hair Transplants
    3/9/2018

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    Spironolactone →

    powerful topical and oral anti-androgen used mostly by women

    Estradiol →

    an estrogen promoting hair regrowth more commonly used in women

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    💊 Spironolactone (oral) 200mg/day daily 10 months
    💊 Estradiol (oral) 8mg/day daily 10 months
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    A 37-year-old transgender woman is considering a hair transplant to improve her hairline, as she has minimal hair loss and is on Spironolactone and Estradiol. Users suggest she is a good candidate for the procedure, advising her to research reputable doctors and clinics.
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