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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
No, not usually. The hairline changes that lead to a widow's peak represent a form of maturation of the hairline. The only way to change is surgery for most people. Keep in mind the hairline will continue to mature so it is not a one time fix. Theoretically, laser could be used to remove hairs of the widow's peak in exceptionally rare circumstances but that is unusual.
The widow's peak is a left over part of your younger hairline. You can find a doctor willing to do laser hair removal to remove it, but you still may need surgery if the hairline is negatively impacted
You can take whatever supplements you want after surgery including Biotin and any known DHT blocker as well
I would need more information to know the cause of your eyelash loss. Cortisone shots really only work in alopecia areata - and don't offer much help in other conditions. And if it is alopecia areata, you may need a few shots or lifetime of shots. If you have alopecia areata of the eyelashes,...
Without knowing your entire story about your health and hair loss, I can't advise you whether to use Avodart or not. I can however offer a few general comments applicable to anyone. Avodart is effective in many men who do not achieve desired results on oral finasteride. Avordart is FDA ap...