Hairline vs Crown -- is this accurate?

fromchicago

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source: http://www.bernsteinmedical.com/open-house5.php

In the crown, there’s a very long period where hair is miniaturized, so there’s a big window for medication to work. In the front, the area usually goes from being hairy to being bald very quickly - so there is little opportunity for finasteride to work. But in the crown, there’s that long period where it’s miniaturized.

So that’s the reason why it seems like the medicines are working better on the crown. However, it’s just common sense that if the medicines didn’t work in the front at all, eventually the front will become the back and they would be useless. They have to work in the front to some degree - at least in prevention.
 

Petchsky

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Seems spot on to me...

Best thing for regrowth, including the front is the big 3
 

FreeloaderUK

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hmm yeah i noticed my thinning on the front happened pretty quick- the big 3 is the best weapon- so far as i seem to be holding my ground- grown a few small hairs. got a bit of thinning on the crown but im hoping i wont need to use minoxidil on that.
 
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