Thanks so much ✨

It was due to a bad transplant. Dr. Bret Bolton gave me that scar.

@@GetLocklab i m sorry bro to hear that, hope u v managed to fix it. and ty for all what u doing , might give the strenght to many of us to go. i would , but i m for the buzz reaaaally short cut, almost skin with razor. but then the problem is that u did 5 transplant to looks 100% natural. right now there is no way to do it in 1 go? even with high budget?

If your hair loss is caused by stress, then DHT blockers won’t fix it. If your hair loss is due to genetics and androgenic alopecia, which is typical male pattern baldness then you need this medication (not supplements)

You might have a shed yes, that is a GOOD THING ...it means stronger hair will be growing back in the place of the weak dying hairs that you currently have. Yes, you're totally fine to take this. Excited to hear about your results in 6-8 months time. Take great BEFORE Photos now so you can compare :)

We can't ship outside of the US due to the fact that this is prescription medication.

Side effects are very rare. But if you have side effects it's always an option to try a lower does and cut the pill in half.

Aww, man, sorry to hear that. Oral minoxidil is such a powerful agent in the fight against hair loss. I'm so thankful that I can take it. It's done wonders for my hair.

@ Would else could I take. I use 2% ketokozole and dutasteride daily? Any suggestions barring your product?

@ any other recommendations I can use?

​@@j-uk2189so I take it those things are not working for you?

​@@GetLocklabyou had hair surgery in conjunction to what you do now with the pills?

That's not the case with most men. I should 100% be genetically bald, and so should my brothers and we've all kept our hair now for about 6+ years with no further loss at all since we started taking Locklab. The powerful combination of high quality finasteride and 5MG per-day of oral minoxidil does the trick to stop hair loss in it's track for the thousands of guys who are on Locklab, but have very strong genetic dispositions towards being bald guys.

@GetLocklab what evidence do you have about you being 100% bald right now if you had not taken Finasteride? And what do you mean by 100% bald? like no hair on top and no hair on the donor at all? I remember you had several hair transplants and also that you stopped taking Finasteride for a while. The best way to check if Finasteride is really working on your genetics is to stop taking it. If you lose everything, donor included, then I'll see the evidence. If it was that easy as you say on extreme hair loss cases, there'd be almost no bald man under 40 these days considering Propecia was released in 1997. Yet there are more bald guys these days compared to 50 years ago. So I don't see any evidence of relevant success of Merck in solving extreme hairloss cases like NW6 or NW7++. Fin does work on mild to moderate hair loss cases for sure. The weaker the enemy the easier is for 5mg Finasteride to fight it, like your donor for instance..... but if the enemy is extreme......not even a jar of Dutasteride pills will save you from it. Good way to preserve the donor is to take Finasteride. I agree. As for the rest on top, Sorry bro...I don't see any evidence in preserving it, unless I see 100 guys with a thick head of hair going NW7+ 100% in 6 months after stopping the medication.

If you don't have male patter baldness then stopping using Redensyl won't cause hair loss.

@GetLocklab thanks appreciate you guys

Redensyl will not stop hair loss. You need Locklab Locklab.co

Damn. That bad?! Fck.

😂

No thanks.

@ 2 words: Power Donut 🪫🍩

For most guys the combination of the 5 mg oral minoxidil and 1 mg oral finasteride of quality ingredients is enough to permanently stop their hair loss. I should be a Norwood 7 right now.

@@GetLocklab Good to know! *Do you think just 1 mg of oral finasteride a day is enough to stop hair loss long term?* Nothing against minoxidil personally, I just want to limit the amount of pills I take. Especially because finasteride on its own is shown to be the most efficacious treatment. I also don’t want to do topical minoxidil because I’ve tried it before and it’s so messy and makes my hair look so bad lol

Going let’s say 1 week without the medication will not make a significant difference in your results long term. I would suggest taking it every other day though, until you can get your refill.

Lol

That’s not a known issue. I know tons of guys that have gotten their girls pregnant while taking finasteride. I fathered both of my daughters while on finasteride, so did both my brothers.

Yes, permanently taking medication is a must if you’re having a hair transplant. I highly recommend Locklab. It’s what I take Locklab.co

It could be more than 25k depending on where you go. Don't opt for the cheapest place as you only have a limited source of hairs.

Congratulations! Getting on Locklab is the best thing you can for your hair, and it will lead to the best chance of a successful hair transplant/transplants as well. 5000 grafts is a lot for one surgery. You should likely break that up into two surgeries.

Totally, but without taking medication hair loss is a losing game at this point. We respect anyone that doesn't want to take medication. Being in denial is a lot of what we see/hear though, and we don't quite have the same respect for that. The truth will set us free ;)

You mean like continued one every few weeks or once a month type thing? I mean, this medication works. It's simple. Cost effective. And for the vast majority of people side-effect free. One pill per-day. You're done ...for about 97% that's all you need (unless you just want surgery to restore a hair line or something). I'd suggest just doing the simple solution that works. And if you want to augment with a great hair transplant at some point to get the hair line of your dreams if that's not something that you have then you can do that as well.

Congrats! :)

Hey John, Thanks! ...and funny enough the other comment on this video is from a guy basically asking the same thing. We have a lot of older guys (in their 50's and 60's) who get on Locklab and see a very noticeable positive improvement to the point they personally email us sharing their before and after results. So don't give up hope on improvement just because your "older" ;) ...excited to hear about your results once you've been on for a bit! :) Make sure to take good "Before" photos asap ...so that you can visibly measure your improvement over the next 12 months. It takes about 12 months to see the total extent of what you will "gain" ...then you should just keep that hair you gain (and the rest of your hair) from then on.

@@GetLocklab hey David, thanks for the reply and advice. Really appreciate your time. And you know what us lot are like about taking photos😁.. got hundreds 👍😁. Keep up the good work.👍

3 months is basically the minimum time to see a positive difference because the hair life cycle is about 3 months. Most guys start to see a positive different between 5-7 months in, and by 12 months you should see the full results of your improvement. That said, we have a lot of older guys (in their 50's and 60's) who get on Locklab and see a very noticeable positive improvement to the point they personally email us sharing their before and after results. So don't give up hope on improvement just because your "older" ;) ...excited to hear about your results once you've been on for a bit! :)

@@GetLocklab Thanks David!

@@wallyg77 your other comment seems to indicate you’ve been on fin since 2020 what’s that about?

@@huseyn7305 Got on fin after my FUT procedure but I think the generic I was taking wasn't giving me the result I wanted

Yes, for most guys, just enough to permanently stop their hair loss.

Of course it’s completely possible. Anytime you traumatize tissue scar tissue is a possible result, and it is harder to grow hair in scar tissue. That’s it, as long as you have an excellent surgeon and your tissue does not react in an unusual way it shouldn’t be much of an issue.

@@GetLocklab thank you for the response. Something I have learned just recently despite keeping up to date with the information is that the more hair transplants you do the lower the quality the results will be. What do you think of this? It makes sense that the best grafts first. Did you find that from your multiple hair transplants ? I have had two and even the second one he was saying that because they had to go higher and across the sides the donor hairs aren’t as strong as within the most DHT resistant region so my results are not going to be as good as the first one.

Thank you :)