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Your question is more complex than you realize - because MPB can cause a telogen effluvium.But if the hair loss is due to telogen effluvium from another cause besides MPB - yes that hair has a good chance to grow back.
I have seen the two together many times. The best approach is to start minoxidil together with a supplement such as Biotin. A biopsy should be taken to confirm the diagnosis.
It would be difficult to tell which hair is lost from which; however, I suspect that any hair lost from balding will not come back
The hair resulting from minoxidil is real although it is often finer than other hair. It may fall out after several months of cessation of minoxidil. This would be the hair that minoxidil had helped. Not your other hair. Also minoxidil is safe in almost all cases. Occasionally it causes an...
I suggest using Latisse on the eyebrow instead of minoxidil. This may take longer to provide results, when being compared to eyelash growth, so use the product twice daily. Best, Dr. Emer
What I often do when a young man asked for a prescription for Propecia, is that I perform a HAIRCHECK test to determine if and the degree of balding so when the drug is started, I have a metric to follow the value of the drug over the years. Any doctor can prescribe this drug
Folliculitis is a common condition in which hair follicles become inflamed due to bacterial infection, or the presence of the hair shaft itself. In other words, either the bacteria or the hair shaft itself triggers attacks by the immune system. It can occur anywhere you have hair follicles, ...
Hi there,Just based on your picture, I would say it seems like it will be ok. Scar tissue will definitely affect hair growth. But from the looks of this particular case, you should be just fine. I hope this helps
There is no reason why you shouldn't use minoxidil unless you are allergic to minoxidil or have adverse effects.