I have been using Lipogaine 2x a day for about 8 months now along ketocanazole shampoo and taking biotin. I am not willing to take oral Finasteride as I already experience some ED at age 21.
My hairloss is best described as being moderately thin throughout my entire scalp with no hairline recession with the crown area seeming to be thinner than the rest. The sides of my hair are thin throughout as well except for the back donor area. Its thick. I have little to no receding at the hairline. If my hair isn't styled my crown is obviously thin.
If lipogaine has seemed to be thickening my hair with continuing but slow progress, would it be a good or bad idea to get more aggressive with a prescription minoxidil solution? The solution would be 12.5% minoxidil, .25% progesterone, 5% azelaic acid, .025% Retin-A, .1% hydrocortisone, and 3% biotin. Im still considering whether or not to add .04% finasteride to the mixture. Applied once daily.
My hairloss is best described as being moderately thin throughout my entire scalp with no hairline recession with the crown area seeming to be thinner than the rest. The sides of my hair are thin throughout as well except for the back donor area. Its thick. I have little to no receding at the hairline. If my hair isn't styled my crown is obviously thin.
If lipogaine has seemed to be thickening my hair with continuing but slow progress, would it be a good or bad idea to get more aggressive with a prescription minoxidil solution? The solution would be 12.5% minoxidil, .25% progesterone, 5% azelaic acid, .025% Retin-A, .1% hydrocortisone, and 3% biotin. Im still considering whether or not to add .04% finasteride to the mixture. Applied once daily.
