I removed a scab from my head 2 months ago which caused a white bald spot, will it grow back or not? (Photos)

Although normal aging and genetics are important to consider here, so is alopecia areata. See a dermatologist.

Finasteride can be an option for post menopausal women. The doses, however, are very different for women that men. Women require 2.5 to 5 mg whereas men require only 1 mg. The most common side effects of finasteride in post menopausal women is reduction in libido which occurs in about 10-15 % o...

To prevent any harmful side effects, I would recommend stopping the squaric acid and to speak with a hair regrowth specialist who will perform lab tests to determine the underlying cause of your thinning.Any medicine that actually can make changes inside your body, are  required under the FDA ...

The risks are extremely small that there would be an issue. Years ago, female pharmacists were not allowed to handle the medication over fear of birth defects. Now, it is recognized that the fear was overblown. There is a risk that your semen could contain propecia in it, but I have not seen a...

Before you make the jump and switch to dutasteride you’ll want to sit down face to face and go over  all the side effects of dutasteride. I rarely prescribe to young men. However, it it’s decided that that is indeed the right choice for you after discussion with your doctor, you may want to ge...

Your hair loss will progress to some degree and the speed of progression will depend on the your underlying genetics and how much you respond to treatment. But in all likelihood there will be some worsening over time. See a physician to discuss that plan over the next 75 years.