Can I use women's rogaine after having used men's rogaine without hair loss?

This needs an in-person evaluation. I suggest seeing a hair loss expert now 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

Minoxidil is concentration-dependent in its action.
If the women's Rogaine is usually 2% vs men's being 5%. So you might get a bit less results.The ONLY reason 2% is approved for women is that with the 5% women might grow hair in other areas, like cheeks, mustache etc. If you do NOT have any of these, stick to the 5%.

Thank you for your question! If the women's Rogaine is usually 2% vs men's being 5%. So you might get a bit less results.The ONLY reason 2% is approved for women is that with the 5% women might grow hair in other areas, like cheeks, mustache etc. If you do NOT have any of these, stick to the 5%. Best of luck!

You’ll want to be clear on your terms and the exact concentrations you are referring to. Nowadays, use of the term Women’s Rogaine can mean either 2% or 5 % depending on the exact context. In short, if you benefited from 5 % and are now switching to 2 % there s a slight chance of loss.

You can freely switch between women's and men's minoxidil without a problem retaining the hair that you grew