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Yes, minoxidil can be used in women over 60 for improvement in hair loss. Results may vary, but you could definitely try. Best, Dr. Emer
Yes,Minoxidil can help with hair loss in women over 60 however you must apply it tothe scalp (not hair) and use it for at least 3 months before seeing results.
When someone asks me if minoxidil can help women over 60, my first question is "What is the diagnosis of the hair loss?Minoxidil has the potential to help some types of hair loss in women over 60, especially androgenetic alopecia and senescent alopecia. Other types of hair loss, less so.
It can work very well if it is applied correctly and religiously. It works on the scalp, not the hair (very important to remember). Don't give up too easily. It takes awhile (several months) before you see results. But then when you see that it is working, keep it up!
Absolutely!Minoxidil will help you to stop Hair Loss.There are also other non-surgical treatments that you can benefit from; like laser therapy, Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP), Benev, etc.There are options for you out there.Best of lucks and please schedule a consultation with a hair expert to discuss what treatment will be the best to achieve your goals.Sincerely,WY
Minoxidil is one of FDA approved product sod hair Loss in women. However, With any kind of product, you need to use it for a few months and see if it works for you.
Mioxidil is one of the few drugs that are recomended in women over 60, but the results of great results from it are not high. Give it a try
I don't believe that finasteride has been found to cause any of these conditions you mention nor do I think its logical that it would. Of course anything is possible in a system that is complex as human physiology. Discuss your terms with a reputable hair specialist until you feel comfortable...
Thank you for your question. Your main concern should be ingesting any of the Minoxidil by putting your fingers in your mouth or on your food before washing your hands. Always consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon.Best wishes,
Thank you for your question. I suggest that you consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon. It will take some time - varying patient to patient - for Finasteride to have a perceptible affect. Please consider NeoGraft for a permanent natural-looking solution.Best wishes,