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Topical minoxidil is used to also thicken hair in addition to promoting hair regrowth. I suggest seeing a hair loss expert to evaluate and go over your condition and provide you information about your best options. There are great non-invasive options like prp/progesterone which work well with Minoxidil. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
Minoxidil does not contain any substance for hair thickening as a make up, such as keratine fibres or kelly wool substance etc .That thickening effect happens probably due to remnants of serum that fixed on hair shaft .
Thank you for the post and question. The reason why your hair looks and feels thicker after Minoxidil application is because of the residue it leaves behind once applied on to the hair. Similar to how the minoxidil foam can create as well.
Finasteride was helping you keep the hair you have however, once you stopped it the hair loss will resume. Since you restarted finasteride, keep in mind, that it will not regrow hair it will merely keep the hair loss at bay as best it can.
Yes, spironolactone and birth control are safe to take together when treating androgenetic alopecia. I would ask you visit with your Gyn doctor to see which birth control is the safest to use long term.
If you are having bumps or feel you have an infection in your beard / scalp you should see a hair transplant physician or dermatologist. Patients typically benefit from steroid injections for alopecia areata if the injections are done properly. At times when the steroid injections are t...