Regarding Minoxidil: 1) Does brand really matter? I am thinking of using kirkland one over rogaine as it has the same ingredients but is a lot cheaper. 2) What would be the optimal way for me to apply it? I workout around 4pm and like to shampoo after then. 3) Will Minoxidil stop hair loss? 4) I have very short hair. Does Minoxidil work better when applied to dry scalp or to a damp scalp? My Thoughts: Rinse in morning with warm water, towel dry, apply min. After Workout, shampoo, apply min
Answer: Minoxidil application The most important thing is to apply twice daily for at least 700 applications yearly. Applying foam or liquid does not make much of a difference although the foam is less irritating. Many find that application after a hot shower works well but a far more important piece of advice to leave you with is just to apply it. Day in and day out. Kirkland is a reasonable option.
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Answer: Minoxidil application The most important thing is to apply twice daily for at least 700 applications yearly. Applying foam or liquid does not make much of a difference although the foam is less irritating. Many find that application after a hot shower works well but a far more important piece of advice to leave you with is just to apply it. Day in and day out. Kirkland is a reasonable option.
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August 9, 2018
Answer: Minoxidil Application After showers will work best. I prefer my patients use foam as it is less irritating. You can also employ things such as roller micro needling which I generally advise against do to potential to introduce bacteria and fungus into the scalp, Recommend seeing a hair specialist to confirm your goals and expectations of the medication intersect. All too frequently they don't and valuable time was lost in the quest to maintain and regenerate hair growth. Wishing you the very best outcome. Warmly, Arbella Sarkis, MD
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August 9, 2018
Answer: Minoxidil Application After showers will work best. I prefer my patients use foam as it is less irritating. You can also employ things such as roller micro needling which I generally advise against do to potential to introduce bacteria and fungus into the scalp, Recommend seeing a hair specialist to confirm your goals and expectations of the medication intersect. All too frequently they don't and valuable time was lost in the quest to maintain and regenerate hair growth. Wishing you the very best outcome. Warmly, Arbella Sarkis, MD
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