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- Back in February, I had a snowboarding injury: one broken rib and a crushed right pectoral. That led to almost 3 months of complete inactivity. After that period, I decided it was time to start training again. I’m 44 years old, turning 45 soon. I’m a for
- Eating more iron has been helping my hairline
- Traya users please help
- This shit works like magic, aka 50 days on oral min&fin
- Transition from Baby Hair to Normal Hair?
- Don’t wait around, take action now.
- Noticing hair loss after eating certain foods
- Take the meds, but know that LIFESTYLE MATTERS
- Is this progress? 19M 5%topical min/1,25mg fin
- I cant believe its actually working…
- White hair seemed to be turn black, re-pigmentation
- It’s been a while, figured it’s time for a scalp check. Finasteride only progress.
- ~3 months Fin + ~2,5h months Min + derma stamp + RLT
- 2022 to today it’s always a work in progess (oral min 2.5, oral fin .5, topical min once daily, red light, massage, keto)
- 57% increased chance of pattern hair loss independently associated with the consumption of sugary beverages in men (p<0.001) Pt 2
- Hairline Results (Oral Fin 1mg+Min 3mg) 5 months.
- 1 Year Fin then 6 Months Dut - No Success
- 100 Day Progress Report - Topical Min Only - 32F
- Starting a weekly update post for two years
- Can this fate be avoided? Or must i simply accept it.
- Dread shed with Minoxidil finally stopped. I got a great tip.
- Non fin/min way to ONLY maintain?
- Possible solution for non responders to medication
- My hairgrowth journey from July 10, 2025 to December 22, 2025
- 28m - Last 26 days have been great
- 22 year old, losing hair for 1 year
- What is this pigmentation around my follicles?
- Starting a topical stack my derm suggested, would like y'alls opinion on it. Bimatoprast 0.03%, Dut 0.1%, Min 7%, Treinoin 0.015%
- Connection between finasteride and nafld?
- I’ve been using Finasteride (7 years), RU58841, Stemoxydine, and 2% Keto shampoo (3 days a week) and my scalp is still really itchy and inflamed. Why?