Do I need to have blood test before taking Finasteride?

Hair removal  on the scalp is long term but not permanent. You will need to do follow up sessions as you will probably have some areas of regrowth. This treatment  is also expensive as many sessions are necessary. As hair research is progressing rapidly, you may want to consider that...

No, this is unlikely to increase hair growth. I suggest seeing a hair loss expert now to go over your condition and provide you information about your best treatment options. There are great non-invasive options like prp/progesterone which can help with hair regrowth and/or hair tr...

Thank you for your question and the photographs.The pictures do not show much difference and I think your hair quality and thickness is such that you do not need to start any medication currently. For your age, you have a full head of hair and it is quite dense. It doesn't look like it is ...

In  my opinion, hair loss in women is multifactorial. Your biopsy is suggestive of an androgenic alopecia. You should consult a hair loss expert who will do a good examination with magnification, history and possibly additional blood work and try to determine all the factors involved....

In my opinion, gynecomastia is a relatively rare side effect of finasteride. The original studies did not show this side effect  and only recently have a few cases been reported. However, the cause of your gynecomastia should be determined prior to starting finasteride. In addition, a hair...