Recent content by bsmith

No problem. I'm old. My bad.

You are so right. My son is now using a prescribed shampoo with and Minxodil for his hair loss. I told him it doesn't do sh1t, but it's his body, his choice.

His overall density doesn't look good. His hairline does look better than when he was younger.

It's just a hair growth stimulator. It was found accidentally to grow hair. It probably doesn't do sh1t. I'm sure of that.

I am so relieved to see an intelligent post.

Does anybody know the dosage that actually helps with Androgen Alopecia? I am using this now, and I don't think it will do sh*t. I like my hair, so I'm not going to drop my other medications. Especially because this site is the dead zone, and nobody posts here, or they were banned years ago...

I would like to say you said something intelligent and funny, but since I rarely post here, and there's only two people at any given time, I need to stick with honesty. Also, you post a lot here, so people would know I'm lying.

Brian had work done. I think his "natural" hairline is probably a Norwood 4.

Density looks good.

I can grow a beard, but at my age, I look like Santa Clause.

Beard hair is DHT resistant. It would seem that would be the best way, unless the environment (where they are placed on the body) determines that.

I think topical would probably be more effective, because it directly hits the target area. Does anybody have any published studies of oral versus topical Minoxidil? (Hair effectiveness comparison). I take blood pressure medication, so oral is out of the question for me.

I'm really surprised that hair surgeons don't use beard hair for the scalp. At least they don't in the United States. In other countries, do hair doctors do this? That would definitely solve a lot of issues.

Minoxidil won't do anything to you. You might as well take it. In the U.S., you don't even need a prescription for topical.

This is back when @Afro_Vacancy used to post. Back then this was a great site.