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There is no medical evidence that saw palmetto improves hair growth or stops hair loss. I suggest seeing a hair loss expert to evaluate and go over your condition and provide you information about your best treatment options. There are great non-invasive options like PRP/progesterone and/or hair transplantation. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
Sawpalmetto is an OTC medication with properties reported to mildly blockDHT. There is no evidence that sawpalmetto will help a typical female patterned hair loss. It can help women who suffer from malepatterned baldness due to excess testosterone in their bodies.
There is no evidence that Saw palmetto will benefit female androgenetic alopecia. I have not been convinced patients achieve benefit who have used it. I do not use it in my practice.
This drug will have little effect on female hair loss, even male hair loss as it has a very weak DHT blocker. IF you are thinking about getting pregnant, stay away from this drug
No. Unlike this popular hair-loss drug, another drug, Finasteride is associated with a variety of side-effects on male reproduction primarily affecting libido and should not be touched by women or children but no warnings about Minoxidil have been issued to my knowledge...
I am assuming you are in your early twenties, it would be helpful if you could find a photo of your biological father around the same age and take a look at his hair. This will give you an idea of what to expect now and in the future. You appear to have the start of male pattern balding. ...
When hair is lost, the scalp in the area of lost hair loses its fat and looks as if it is depressed into the skull. When hair grows back, these divots disappear.