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    Glossary Medical Therapy

    management and care of patients to treat or alleviate conditions

    Medical Therapy, also known as Medical Treatment or Clinical Therapy, refers to the management and care of a patient to combat disease or alleviate symptoms. This can include the use of medications, lifestyle changes, physical therapy, and other non-surgical methods. For example, in the context of alopecia, medical therapy might involve the use of topical treatments like minoxidil or oral medications such as finasteride to promote hair growth and reduce hair loss.

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    1. The Chinese version of Stemson Therapeutics (Hair Multiplication) is here. It is called Yunce Medical. Reddit · 21 Apr 2025
    2. Good news for stem cells hair therapies - US federal judge: using patients' stem cells does NOT fall under FDA jurisdiction Reddit · 5 Sept 2022
    3. David Sinclair, professor of genetics at Harvard Medical School, says he's working on baldness reversal Reddit · 15 May 2026
    4. Conflicting Hair Loss Treatment Advice at 18 with Medical Background Community · 25 Jul 2026
    5. Hair Transplant journey. 6 month progress Reddit · 24 Jul 2024
    6. “15 week progress on aggressive protocol (dut + min + microneedling) — am I on track for transplant candidacy? Reddit · 18 Mar 2026
    7. I don’t know what to do at this point Reddit · 28 Feb 2025
    8. Questions for long term topical minoxidil users from a newbie Reddit · 27 Jun 2026
    9. 45M: Suggestions? Keto + LLLT working, can’t do Min, Fin, or Dut Community · 1 Feb 2026
    10. ‏2 months into LLLT added to my existing finasteride + minoxidil routine – seeing changes, would love feedback Reddit · 29 Nov 2025
    11. The medical establishment and society are completely failing young men Reddit · 9 Apr 2026
    12. Thorn Medical has "a complete cure for male pattern baldness" Reddit · 5 Apr 2016
    13. My Hair Journey – Medical Treatments to Hair Transplant (Pakistan-Based) Reddit · 28 Mar 2025
    14. Trump halted all federal funding for medical research in the US. Will this affect any current treatments in the pipeline? Reddit · 26 Jan 2025
    15. Understanding the Hair Transplant Timeline — A Medical Perspective Reddit · 8 Apr 2026
    16. When is PP405 trial results medical meeting scheduled? Reddit · 10 Nov 2025
    17. My experimental hair loss journey under medical supervision: finasteride/dutasteride, oral/topical minoxidil+tretinoin (3-month progress and hair transplant insights for those considering it) Reddit · 30 Aug 2025
    18. Why visit Tressless if you actively despise medical treatment? (Fin/Dut/Min) Reddit · 8 Jul 2025
    19. [Europe/Romania] How to get a medical prescription online for finasteride? Reddit · 19 Jun 2025
    20. Verteporfin Update #1: Overview of Verteporfin Procedure Day | Feller & Bloxham Medical Reddit · 30 Aug 2023
    21. Caffeine Reverses Androgenetic Alopecia in Cell-Cultured Follicles | Bernstein Medical Reddit · 9 Mar 2015
    22. Pelage to present PP405 Phase 2a clinical trial full results at an upcoming medical meeting - CMO Christina Weng says Reddit · 26 Jan 2026
    23. Friendly Reminder that Tressless is not an accurate representation of most people's experiences using medical treatment (Fin/Min/Dut) Reddit · 21 Dec 2024
    24. Verteporfin Update #2: Day 1 through Month 1 | Dr Blake Bloxham | Feller & Bloxham Medical | NY, NYC Reddit · 21 Oct 2023
    25. This infographic is what NotebookLM just generated for me, based on some medical studies Reddit · 21 Nov 2025
    26. The case of a 78 year old man who accidentally regrew his hair (published in the British Medical Journal) Reddit · 26 Oct 2025
    27. Verteporfin Update #4: Month 5 | Dr Blake Bloxham, Feller & Bloxham Medical Reddit · 23 Jan 2024
    28. Pelage have presented only phase 2a. The rest of phase 2 for PP405 will be presented at a later medical meeting Reddit · 29 Mar 2026
    29. I’m crashing out (female pattern hair loss) Reddit · 26 Aug 2026
    30. Oral minoxidil users: How seriously do you take the risk of having fluid build up around the heart, i believe its called pericardial effusion, which could possibly lead to death? Reddit · 25 Aug 2026