Sorry for so much questions, but i can't find them and those are my last questions before i start my treatment, so a help would be huge for me:
1) Does washing the hair more frequently makes it more oily? And washing the hair doesn't make more hair fall, isn't that bad?
2) My hair turns oily in 2/3 days, and we all know that rogaine and other topical products are better applied in a washed scalp, but the other way, the hair takes 24 hours to dry completely so washing it frequently would stimulate more oil and don’t let the hair dry, beiing wet all the time right? so, what do you recommend for a guy in a rogaine treatment: wash it everyday or once two days or once three days? What’s better for healthy hair?
3) What rogaine do you think is better? And your patients have better results? Foam or liquid? I've readed some posts saying foam should be better but i think Dr. Bernstein said foam stays in the hair instead of the scalp.
4) Rogaine foam and liquid says to apply 1ml or a cap, but this is because it's only for vertex. I've readed rogaine works in all head, so for covering all head i would need 4ml liquid or 4/5 caps of foam, how much do you recommend?
5) Can i alternate between foam and liquid? Like liquid and night and foam at the morning?
6) Nizoral says we should let it be in the scalp for 3/5minutes but this is the application for dandruff, if i'm using for make my hair fight alopecia how many time should i apply it in the scalp and how many times per week, what do you recommend?
7) Based on the studies you know and read, is nizoral the best shampoo? Or revita or tricomin or revivogen are better? Based in in vitro, clinical studies and your patients what would you recommend for a anti-hair loss regime shampoo?
8) azelaic acid:
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azelaic_acid
"zelaic acid may be useful as a hair growth stimulant."
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flutamide
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spironolactone
"can be used as a topical medication for treatment of male baldness."
Do you think this information is reliable? They also say flutamide can cause severe problems, what about topical flutamide?
I'm searching for a complement of rogaine and propecia, so based in clinical studies or in vitro and your patients, do you recommend anything else? Like flutamide gel, spironolactone gel? Because i read so much people trying so many products in the foruns.
1) Does washing the hair more frequently makes it more oily? And washing the hair doesn't make more hair fall, isn't that bad?
2) My hair turns oily in 2/3 days, and we all know that rogaine and other topical products are better applied in a washed scalp, but the other way, the hair takes 24 hours to dry completely so washing it frequently would stimulate more oil and don’t let the hair dry, beiing wet all the time right? so, what do you recommend for a guy in a rogaine treatment: wash it everyday or once two days or once three days? What’s better for healthy hair?
3) What rogaine do you think is better? And your patients have better results? Foam or liquid? I've readed some posts saying foam should be better but i think Dr. Bernstein said foam stays in the hair instead of the scalp.
4) Rogaine foam and liquid says to apply 1ml or a cap, but this is because it's only for vertex. I've readed rogaine works in all head, so for covering all head i would need 4ml liquid or 4/5 caps of foam, how much do you recommend?
5) Can i alternate between foam and liquid? Like liquid and night and foam at the morning?
6) Nizoral says we should let it be in the scalp for 3/5minutes but this is the application for dandruff, if i'm using for make my hair fight alopecia how many time should i apply it in the scalp and how many times per week, what do you recommend?
7) Based on the studies you know and read, is nizoral the best shampoo? Or revita or tricomin or revivogen are better? Based in in vitro, clinical studies and your patients what would you recommend for a anti-hair loss regime shampoo?
8) azelaic acid:
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azelaic_acid
"zelaic acid may be useful as a hair growth stimulant."
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flutamide
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spironolactone
"can be used as a topical medication for treatment of male baldness."
Do you think this information is reliable? They also say flutamide can cause severe problems, what about topical flutamide?
I'm searching for a complement of rogaine and propecia, so based in clinical studies or in vitro and your patients, do you recommend anything else? Like flutamide gel, spironolactone gel? Because i read so much people trying so many products in the foruns.
