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Hair Loss News and UpdatesAbruptly Stopping Rogaine Hair Loss TreatmentTuesday, March 09, 2010 It's unlikely that your thinning hairs have become minoxidil-dependent after only 4 days of use. The initial shedding period normally occurs within the first few weeks of treatment, so it's possible you may not experience any temporary hair loss. Even in long-term users, it can take up to several months to lose the hair that was regrown or maintained by regularly applying Rogaine... Read Entire Article Why Hair Shedding on Rogaine Hair Loss Treatment is a Positive Sign Saturday, March 06, 2010 Minoxidil-induced hair shedding is usually an early indication that you're responding well to treatment; it essentially stimulates a new hair growth cycle. Reversal of miniaturization occurs when weaker follicles are pushed out to make room for stronger, healthier hairs... Read Entire Article Chlorine Exposure: Does it Cause Hair Loss? Friday, March 05, 2010 Chlorination of the public's water supply is pretty common in many places. Constant chlorine exposure could lead to dry, brittle hair; however, this will not cause permanent hair loss. If you're still concerned, you could always try to neutralize it by attaching a shower filter. Honestly, with your genetic background, it sounds like you may be experiencing the onset of male pattern baldness... Read Entire Article Can Products like Toppik Prevent Hair Loss? Monday, March 01, 2010 Toppik and Nanogen are topical concealers composed of microfibers (organic keratin protein) that coat your existing hair upon application, making it appear more dense. These types of products should not be confused with medical treatments for hair loss; concealers are essentially hair "make up"... Read Entire Article 5mg of Finasteride (Propecia) Verses 1mg for Hair Loss Thursday, February 18, 2010 No clinical evidence exists to support that taking 5mg of finasteride daily will increase your chances of success. So far, you've been taking approximately 1mg of finasteride daily for 6 months. It's recommended to take Propecia for at least a year before evaluating its effectiveness. In my opinion, unless you're experiencing side effects, consider... Read Entire Article |
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