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Yes but only if you are on finasteride. Unless you are like 40 or 50 when you get a transplant. Depending on the doctor the transplant may cost 15k. Yes, I recommend finasteride for you. Your hairline looks too high.

It would help. Some tips on photos: - non-flash - light source in front of you - with and without wet hair

i would say you are around NW2. and some people stay at NW2 for a long time. but actually; I don't know if you have Androgenetic Alopecia at all. miniaturised hair in the normal pattern area is normally the give away.

Zyprexa (20mg Olanzapine) and Klonopin (Clonazepam) can cause hair loss. Drug-induced alopecia usually presents as a diffuse, non-scarring alopecia most commonly involving the scalp. In almost all cases there is recovery of hair loss within 3 months after discontinuation of the medication...

sorry, i only meant in commencing the drug. if you are already on the drug or have used it before; then side effects are a deciding factor.

it's just a study meant to help inform people who believe they have post finasteride syndrome. I always recommend finasteride to anyone who is distressed by hair loss, both on the forums and in real life. and I also agree with the advise in studies that side effects should NOT be a deciding factor in the...

Neuroactive Steroid Levels are Modified in Cerebrospinal Fluid and Plasma of Post-Finasteride Patients Showing Persistent Sexual Side Effects and Anxious/Depressive Symptomatology Introduction. Observations performed in a subset of subjects treated with finasteride (an inhibitor of the enzyme...

It sounds correct. The issue is density. Your hair behind your hairline is dense. So your new hair line needs to be dense to look normal and natural. Do you take Finasteride?

it looks like male pattern baldness to me. if you smoke, you will accelerate male pattern baldness. I recommend quitting smoking and starting finasteride

Just the usual: Topical 1 ml minoxidil twice daily - you can but over the counter. The generic is Kirkland Oral 1 mg Finasteride daily (either 1 mg tablets or quarter a 5mg pill) - this is prescription. The brand is Propecia (1mg finasteride) and Proscar (5mg Finastreide) Extra: -Nizoral or a...

From my experience - i recommend 2.5 mg finasteride, cut from 5 mg finasteride tablets. This is why: I was on 1 mg finasteride and had some results. i switched to dutasteride 0.5 mg because i wanted more. But on dutasteride my hair started going back to the way it was pre-finasteride which was - positive pull test...

The side effects with dutaseride are not exactly random. Being healthy will reduce your chance of getting sides. Dutasteride side effects (n= 8231) Age, International Prostate Symptom Score, Body Mass Index, diabetes and glucose intolerance, but not serum testosterone or Total Prostate...

your hairline looks to be receding. i recommend oral Finasteride 1 mg once daily and topical minoxidil 1ml twice daily this is a thread on getting finasteride http://www.hairlosstalk.com/interact/showthread.php/68386-Obtaining-Finasteride?p=1125670&viewfull=1#post1125670

I do not know if too much finasteride can result in worse results for hair but I am pretty sure some people (not many) would have better results with more finasteride. I can’t find an electronic copy of the study sorry (1) (1) G. A. Wind, S. Gregoire, M. L. Constanzer, B. K. Matuszewski...

the study that found finasteride to have a flat high bioavailablity (80%) is wrong (1). finasteride can have low oral bioavailability (range 34 - 108%) (2). I'm pretty sure i have seen another study state 22% as the low end, but i can not find it. 1.Pharmacokinetics and oral bioavailability...