Worried about that bald patch getting bigger? Do people think you’re older than you really are? Losing your hair in your twenties and thirties is more common than you’d think. If you’re not keen on going bald, it’s best to start a treatment as...
Hair loss is a common chronic health issue affecting both males and females. Pattern hair loss, also known as androgenic alopecia, is the most common form. It affects over 50% of men and women during their lifespan. (1,2) There are two categories of non-invasive...
Do DHT blockers really work? In short – definitely! In fact, finasteride – one of the most popular hair loss treatments and the only oral, FDA-approved medication for androgenic alopecia – is actually a DHT blocker. Androgenic alopecia has both...
Finasteride is a powerful drug that can treat hair loss, such as androgenic alopecia. (1) It can be taken orally or applied topically to the scalp. Although oral finasteride is FDA-approved for male androgenic alopecia with excellent results, it can have systemic side...
Minoxidil is an FDA-approved hair loss treatment. This topical solution was the first drug to be approved for androgenic alopecia. It’s able to stop hair loss and promote regrowth. Yet, if you’ve ever looked at a minoxidil package label, the disclaimer is...
Minoxidil was the first drug to ever be approved as a hair loss treatment. Using this medication is easy. You just apply a foam or liquid solution to your scalp daily in order to stop hair loss and improve hair regrowth. Like all drugs, minoxidil has a few side...
