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It usually takes 6+ months to see results after starting Minoxidil 5%. Some may see early results but that is rare. Sometimes it actually takes longer than 6 months to see results.
It takes 6-12 months for hair on the scalp to show results from treatment. 6 weeks is too early for anything to work to grow hair. However, - you mention beard hair loss, which is almost never normal. Therefore, you should probably see a doctor who specializes in hair disorders or a dermatologist to get a diagnosis before jumping to the treatment part of the process. In particular, you should probably rule out something called alopecia areata. You can continue to use the minoxidil in the meantime - it won't hurt and may help - but you need a true diagnosis, my friend.Good luck!
There are many different causes for hair loss. You need to see your hair restoration specialist or a dermatologist to make a diagnosis for the cause of your hair loss first, you may need do a blood work up to help with the diagnosis. once the diagnosis is established then your doctor can give recommendation as for the treatment option that best suits your need. If you hair loss is genetic, and you have started on a minoxidil to slow down your hair loss, You need to stay on the regiment for a few months to see any result. Usually you will notice hair loss slows down, but hair growth if any is very minimal and it is at the crown area.
Thank you for your question. I do believe that using Platelet Rich Plasma injection can speed up the trichostimulatory process around the scar tissue. If the scar tissue is visible in the frontal area it’s worth considering an early PRP series. Sincerely Dr. Shanthala
Your questions is troubling because steroid injections do not usually grow beard hair (or any hair). There are side effects associated with steroid injections (as with any medications). However, stretch marks is not usually one of them.
Genetic androgenic alopecia can start with puberty so you may be seeing early signs. You need to see a doctor for an exam if you want a diagnosis. There is no way to completely stop genetic hair loss.