Found this on a hair loss blog, not sure if accurate... Minoxidil does not need to be spread over the whole scalp in order to treat hair loss effectively; just try your best to apply it as evenly as possible. Once it is absorbed into the skin, the capillaries will spread it around
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In my practice I like to use oral spironolactone for women to block estrogen effect. The best thing to do is to get a good work up if you haven't to check your hormone access. If balanced, then I like to use Capillus laser cap therapy (the RX model with the most lasers) along with topical...
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Topical Elidel (pimecrolimus) is an immunomodulator typically used to treat inflammatory skin conditions like eczema. While it isn’t a standard treatment for alopecia areata, which is an autoimmune condition, there is some theoretical potential for it to help by modulating the immune r...
I would definitely see your dermatologist. Of course it could be progression of the hair loss being treated by finasteride but there are other conditions that could cause this as well. A medication change or addition may be needed. But the faster you get a dignosis and start treatment the better.