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Dear juliandivito,Thank you for your clinical post. Minoxidil to try and enhance facial hairgrowth is generally unsuccessful. By thesame token, unfortunately, Mioxidil use for facial hair growth will not resultin losing hair on the top of your head. Ongoing male pattern hair loss and other physiologic diseases can causehair loss, but not generally the use of a topical vasodilator like Minoxidil onthe face.There are many non-surgicaltechniques to minimize hair loss on the scalp especially conditions of malepattern hair loss or androgenic hair loss. These techniques include topical nutrient serums, medicated shampoos,plasma rich protein, stem cell injections, together with estrogen injectionsand the use of low-level light laser therapy. All these techniques are non-invasive and can increase significant hairgrowth.I hope this information is of someassistance and best of luck.To find out more, please visit thelink below. Also visit the areas ofnon-surgical hair restoration.R. Stephen Mulholland, M.D.Certified Plastic SurgeonYorkville, Toronto
there is no proof that you may get increased facial hair from using minoxidil. Using rogaine or minoxidil is proven to increase the hair on top of the head and the crown area. If you are losing hair,you should consult with a hair restoration specialist to find the cause and the proper treatment options.
I suggest being on rogaine along with PRP/progesterone injections to limit further loss. You need a formal evaluation to determine the type of loss you have and what the best options are going forward. Best, Dr. Emer.
Speak to your dermatologist and ob-gyne about options in pregnancy. Minoxidil can not be used. Depending on my patient's history, I'll recommend low level laser to a proportion. Check with an expert.
The most common cause of hair loss in men is genetic androgenic male pattern hair loss. It usually starts by minitutization of the hair in frontal are and then progresses to else where on the scalp. There are other less coming causes that may lead to hair loss as well. In order to find the cause...