Does Rogaine Work? | 5 Years Later | Long Term Review

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[@yK-oq3to]

think of hairloss as a maintaining a bucket of water. That bucket has holes and water is leaking thru them. What minoxidil does simply is to add more water to the bucket to maintain the water level (while water is leaking thru the holes at the same time). What Finasteride does is that it plugs the holes thus preventing leakage. Using Minoxidil alone to combat hairloss will not work overtime based on the analogy above. You need to plug the holes (Finasteride) and then add the water back (Minoxidil) to maintain the water level (your hair volume). Hope this helps.

[@breakdancerQ]

That is a really great comparison actually. Hairloss fucking sucks, fuck that.

[@yK-oq3to]

@@breakdancerQ just hope on the finasteride wagon bro. I did, i have a full mop of hair. You just have to manage expectations. Its not a miracle pill. Takes time to work. Most pple who experienced side effects double or triple dosed because they didnt see the improvements in an unrealistic time frame.

[@breakdancerQ]

@@yK-oq3to On it bro, like you said gotta wait a long time still :)

[@yK-oq3to]

@@breakdancerQ will take at least 6 months to see visible results. And you need to maintain a healthy diet and lifestyle

[@Zubairali-ni5rd]

Hey dude I’ve been on fin and min for a month and had one big shedding day and have recently had some small ones, I’m 19 how likely am I to get my head of hair back, no bald spots just lots of thinning no hair line recession

[@thehairyvlogger9673]

Also been using regaine for 5 years now and am currently awaiting a transplant! My balding pattern is near identical to yours! Completely agree with your conclusion! Regaine gave me fantastic results in the first 2 years and then hair loss proceeded very slowly thereafter. Great videos enjoying watching your progress!

[@elgringo3105]

In what stage did you started to use min ? What kind on norwood did you have when you started. I just want to mesure the longevity of minoxidil because i might start it soon and i have a diffuse thinning which seems mild for now

[@thehairyvlogger9673]

@@elgringo3105 I was late Norwood III but it was quite far back. In my own personal opinion I think it’s important to start using preventative measures asap- finasteride in combination with minoxidil for two reasons.. 1) exhaust all options prior to surgery 2) maintain the native hair you have - better quality donor area for transplant etc. One the hair is gone it’s gone. The only regret I have is that I didn’t start medication sooner! Personally no side effects at all, the only downside is cost and dependence - don’t hesitate to ask any more questions.

[@TheHungarianOak]

@@thehairyvlogger9673 didnt you think of taking Finasteride as well? This would expalin the progressive loss of hair

[@thehairyvlogger9673]

@@TheHungarianOak Hi there, I didn’t know about finasteride until 3 years ago. I have been taking finasteride for 3 years now.

[@TheHungarianOak]

@@thehairyvlogger9673 unfortunately, hairloss is progressive and finasteride wont stop it fully, it just slows it down considerably and even that is a great result if someone is young and prone to hairloss. In this case minoxidil cant help too much either. Maybe use dutasteride? Its more powerful than Finasteride, and if you didnt get any serious sides from Fin, you are unlikely to get it from Dutasteride

[@jacobaguirre11]

Your transplant is coming in good bro you'll have it full in no time

[@akashduggal1634]

That transplant is starting to really grow out eh? Very nice looking good bro.

[@The_Voice_of_Reason748]

If you are losing efficacy with Minoxidil then you could try adding dermarolling and/or tretinoin. It's been known to improve efficacy.

[@TheHungarianOak]

its really impossible to say that hair loss is caused by inefficiency. It can be that the hereditary hairloss is more aggressive. In that case, the issue is not with minoxidil, but finasteride. My guess is Finasteride, because at 24 MPB can get really aggressive.

[@eddie_1973]

Great, great, great video. Very honest review. Thank you and good luck on your hair journey.

[@ishaan3517]

Thank you so much for this vid bruh

[@fit_man_cam1713]

Dude, I like your channel and appreciate you sharing the journey you're on but don't tell people NOT to use minoxidil and to just give up and get a hair transplant. That's just bad advice. You're experience is your own, and that's fantastic. However, you have to keep in mind that you have SEVERE and very early onset hairloss. Others who have lost hair later in life or have lost hair slowly over decades and are now at a Norwood 5 or even 6 should still give it a try don't you think? Heck, I'm 44, was at a Norwood 4.5 and in the past 4 months have made gains by using minoxidil in combo with topical fin and micro-needling. Who's to say another man who's at an even more advanced stage can't see gains on minoxidil (and other interventions if he so chooses)? Again, I appreciate your channel and advice but on this particular point, you couldn't be more wrong.

[@so14075]

i don't think that was his advice. he's giving his own experience about rogaine and it's effectiveness for him. it's true minoxidil is not a permanent solution and the underlying balding will continue despite it's use. it does nothing re: DHT. it's also true the more hair one has the more effective rogaine would be in maintaining or regrowing. unfortunate for him, his MPB progressed to the point where it doens't seem he was satisfied with how his hair turned out and he got a hair transplant. Some dudes who are NW 4.5 would want more hair regrow than what minoxidil can provide. if dude's who have severe balding are ok with subtle regrowth, then minoxidil would be ok for them, but for those who want something more, it likely will not, and that's this guy's experience.

[@stephenmurphy549]

@@so14075 I kind of disagree with this although he does give his experience he does go on to basically say it works for a short time then you need a hair transplant. That's what i took from it or just go for the hair transplant this stuff works for a short period. I usually like his content but since he went Turkey i think he is very bias towards hair transplants which is totally fine but he doesn't way the pros and cons which i don't agree with. The main thing i didn't like from the video is accountability he doesn't take any for Rogaine not continually working he does state he got lazy with it but then wen back ot it and his his thinned anyway so it seems that why he got a hair transplant anyone who does 10 minutes of studying into this will realise once you stop minoxidil even temporally you cant go back onto it your body basically adapt to it. I don't understand either why he's now back on it for 12 months to then stop it again? Surely that would defeat the objective i mean new or old follicles which require Rogaine ae just gonna fall out and not be able regrow seems odd to me.

[@klmknop]

Hey how’s your experience with topical finasteride? Any side effects? And what dose do you take?

[@fit_man_cam1713]

@@klmknop I've had no problems as of yet. It's a 5% minox/0.1% fin topical solution. Closing in on 5 months. No more hair loss, somewhat noticable regrowth, and a crap ton of velus hairs.

[@klmknop]

@@fit_man_cam1713 great. Is it Morr F? Are you applying 1 ml twice a day?

[@IamSSAINVINCIBLEx]

I noticed my hairline slowly going back at about 19 and I learned about foods and things to help slow hair loss over the next 4 years but at 23 I started using rogaine mostly twice a day sometimes once and during that time I still had 95% of my hair but then I got lazy and pretty much stopped and now at 26 I still have around 70% of my hair. I don't really notice the back of my hair thinning as much but it definitely is in front so I'm at the point where I'm going to have to start using rogaine again full time and not stop this time or I'll be completely bald by 38

[@supersonikan]

I admire your patience and commitment to this battle ! Congrats . My concern mainly : is this worth when alopecia is so aggressive ? I mean if dht will end up kill every hair no matter finasteride and minoxidil at the best you will have this 5000 hair from transplant . Which is not enough anyway for covering the entire head . So it’s a battle against a too strong foe . But I hope I’m wrong

[@iNsAnEwBiE]

you aren’t wrong. people with super aggressive hair loss probably won’t have strong enough donor hair to get much out of a transplant. better to just shave it if you’re a part of that camp

[@espada9noveno]

Yes, it's wise to use minoxidil while your hairloss is not agressive. For some, hairloss Can be agressive young and in a year, for others it take years (5-10 y) to see Real damages due to hairloss, less dht or scalp less sensitive to the dht, that's why minoxidil Can be enough for some but not for the others.

[@Simon-lj1vj]

Man, I just can't bring myself to use finestiride because of the chance of side effects. There is no point to having hair if you develop impotence or any strain on your mental health. I know the statistics are low, but the fact that those side effects even exist is a red flag for me. My plan is to use Minoxidil for as long as it works for me, then when it gets to the stage where the returns have diminished to a point where the gains are reversing, I'll shave my head for good. For now the Minoxidil is keeping my hair in decent shape (I'm 30yo).

[@Hudaif007]

Hey long have you been minoxidil??

[@Simon-lj1vj]

Just over a year and to be honest, it didn't do much for me. Hair regrowth was hardly noticeable after a year of use so I'm one of the unlucky ones!

[@zirak93-2]

@@Simon-lj1vj I see. Been using both Minoxidil and Finasteride for almost 3 months. I have not seen any significant results. No increase in hair shedding either. Didn't develop any impotence by taking Finasteride. Only side effect have been pain down there two times. Nothing else.

[@KirsharReacts]

​@@zirak93-2 update? still no significant results?

[@KirsharReacts]

update? any changes or significant results?

[@PiyushBajaj]

Can you make a video on your experience with LASIK? Thanks Amir!

[@amxr]

You are beautifullllerrrrrrr ;)

[@imransalahuddin]

How long do you plan to use Rogaine after the transplant?

[@techiefan1986]

This helped me decide not to even bother with minoxidl.. I'm stay with natural remedies such as saw palmetto oral supplments and essential oils along with rosemary and peppermin oils and an anti dandruff shampoo..

[@moonlighttryst8629]

Good luck with that

[@BreadRZ_]

@@moonlighttryst8629 Exactly. There’s no difference between “natural” and medication. They use the same pathways to achieve the same thing. People who don’t educate themselves properly on these things always try to take the “‘natural” route with no success

[@derski87]

Did you do anything else to try and mitigate the hair loss or increase the effectiveness of Rogain? Diet and lifestyle changes, scalp massage, micro needling?

[@MrStubborn95]

What low light therapy where you using and what were its results. Thanks.

[@gessesse854]

Hi Amir, which Doctor has done you transplantation?

[@jazzyb3221]

I been using it 19 years and works….You probably need a DHT blocker like Finasteride.

[@NIDARSHAN_]

so wat u use for that saw palmetto??? i need a natural dht blocker to any opinion?

[@saellenx3528]

@@NIDARSHAN_ there is no natural DHT blocker that will be effective long or short term. Studies on saw palmetto are very weak and bad. It works on the prostate apparently but its not proven that it has that big of effect on hair. Just microdose Finasteride would be my advice.

[@emmanuelmartinez100]

He uses finasteride

[@ryathgamingyt1494]

@@saellenx3528 Does finasteride can keep hair for long term like more than 10 years

[@benchabanehocine7809]

Good luck Amir. But honestly do you believe that you can get off Minoxidil even if you plan that with your doctor and without losing all your gains?🤔 Hard to to believe...

[@HikariHerori]

Hi Amir do you still use irestore hairlaser after your hairtransplant?

[@kyquilien5704]

thank you for your exp

[@belaliqbal9601]

If minoxidil just slow down the hair loss why are you using it now after the transplant? For me it doesn't make sense that you are using minoxidil? Minxodil is a life time product so why use it if you only wants to use it for a year? U should be fine with only finasteride.

[@litjellyfish]

It can boost the speed of post operation recovery I heard but o agree with you

[@qwerty6383]

So it really doesn't slow down hair loss it only makes the hair thicker as long as you keep using it regularly? Or perhaps it does slow it down, only makes you wonder if there are (or even could be) any reliable studies about it.

[@mz4ever123]

If you know you will never get a hair transplant for whatever reason then of course Minoxidil is a must along side Finasteride. However if you have the means for a transplant at some time then it is better to never touch it.

[@m.a998]

Nonsense. Using min+fin can reduce the number of grafts you'll need and save some follicles.

[@ashmike4683]

I am curious, what happens if you stop using rogain? Will you hair still grows or start to shed? I believe if you start using it you cant stop using it, if you do you start to loss more hair without it.

[@demarcusjohnson4605]

no you loose the hair

[@fullyactivated]

Just started rogaine 2 weeks ago. Shedding started but I expected it. No fin yet but it’s on the table

[@fullyactivated]

@shouvik roy shedding lasts a couple months, don't stop after only 1 month

[@irfanaydin9493]

@Bullycider bruh wtf you talking about those side effects are real and common just because you dont have any effects doesnt mean nobody has

[@mz4ever123]

You need Finasteride cut the tablet in half so its 0.5mg its just as effective as full 1mg tablet

[@Johnny-wd3tj]

@@irfanaydin9493 incorrect the side effects are statistically rare in all the trials of finasteride it deviates between 1 to 2 percent of patients. People taking placebo complained about side effects at around 0.9 to 1.2 percent. So realistically the real rate of side effects is even lower than 1 percent taking finasteride.

[@SketchyyHD]

@Bullycider finasteride side effects are real and can ruin your life. I took finasteride when I was 19 and i haven’t been the same since. I’m about to be 21 now and I still haven’t improved. If anything try minoxidil first, it is way safer.

[@cycl0nnus]

excellent video. how often do u use finasteride? also, how old are u? your hair looks strong and you have a good regimen

[@Jammylune]

I've using Rogaine for 2 years, but so far NO result. And my hair is still the same.

[@Irfan-or9sd]

Spray paint your head

[@ryathgamingyt1494]

If u have hair on your head then it can keep it for long . I think

[@monikaraheja1872]

Minoxidil without finasteride works ?

[@xxcoolmanxxful]

would lllt + minoxidal be effective? thinking of starting soon

[@illimattic]

Yes.

[@DoeHobbys]

Is this a sponsored video or legit review?

[@bobow4075]

Not sponsored

[@AA-jk1es]

I think he is sponsored by vera clinic though.

[@alaaloola6608]

Do you know if the red light thereby word with some one make hair transplant ?

[@fabolous86]

As a warning, if you use Regaine not only will you lose the hairs that it helped maintain, if you come off it, but the healthy follicles that come into contact with it will become reliant on Regaine and start shrinking and eventually stop growing hair. Speaking from Experience! I used to dab a bit on a bit of my scalp that had full hair - the right side - now part of that side is oddly thinned out! Imagine a coin sized patch surrounded by full growth - exactly where I was applying. Ppl don't warn you about how it takes away healthy follicles that come into contact with it, if you come off it

[@oceanicblue3773]

Thanx for warning, I was confused to use it or not, but I will take ur honest warning from your heart and not use it at all 😊

[@arjuna9361]

do you have any proof that stopping minoxidil can cause loss of healthy hair.? may be you have alopecia

[@fabolous86]

@@arjuna9361 like I said, speaking from experience. It's no coincidence that the areas that came in to contact with it have thinned dramatically

[@BalatroBoi]

@@fabolous86 how long have you been off it? I think it's a telogen effluvium and with time it should improve

[@fabolous86]

@@BalatroBoi What makes you think it's that and not a pharmaceutical company trying to make more money out of people?

[@jayantrathore8630]

Bro if you were using finasteride and minoxidil then y u gone bald....tell me

[@bkr9142]

does anyone have any experience with rogaine and ED side effects?

[@zeethree]

2 months after starting Rogaine I have lost a ton of hair, is this normal?

[@c3rtv239]

Yes it’s the shedding phase

[@arigold418]

Yeah

[@akashduggal1634]

Shedding phase

[@khan49337]

Yes

[@nagarajsunda]

Hey! How's your hair fall now??

[@Black-indians9067]

Am 20 now can I use now?

[@silksareemanufactures6491]

Bro rogain form changed liquied wt iam doing??

[@so14075]

you'd look good with a shaved head tbh. alpha as fck.

[@sirp.zohani511]

I don’t think the drugs have worked for you... if you had to get a hair transplant, your regimen doesn’t seem so promising.

[@ryathgamingyt1494]

He stopped the process in between I think that's the issue

[@nawzadkhidir9145]

It's great

[@pawswhiskers1981]

is finasteride over the counter drug?

[@thrashingmetal]

nope

[@redlineconstrux4226]

I am on finasteride and I’ve been on minoxidil for 3 years and I think it’s effectiveness is running out. I’m thinking about getting a hair transplant but the places I research and get in contact with keep telling me to wait till I’m 25. I am currently 23. Does the place in Turkey you went to have a age cap?

[@ricardo4hunnid896]

Look up “Now Hair Time” on Instagram. Clinic in turkey

[@ryebread7905]

You need to wait. 25 is the absolute minimum so they can observe your final hair loss pattern, ideally the later the better. You're too young to rush into surgery. Also most of the clinics in Turkey are hair mills, including the one Amir went too. They took too many grafts from the back of his head which will leave him in a difficult position in the future considering how young he is and how aggressive his hair loss is. The younger you are, the more conservative you need to be. If you're hellbent on going to Turkey, I would look at HLC and Dr. Pekiner. Like I said, there are only a few goods ones there. Check out the hair restoration network forums.

[@mz4ever123]

Wait till after 25 the reason is that whatever hair you implant will look great but the rest of your hair that is still there will continue fall out leaving you looking patchy & another costly transplant will be needed for those remaining finning hairs. So wait as much as you can, wear a cap outside or get some hair fibres for the time being.

[@DOCFIT_09]

Same is happening with me too..i am using minoxidil for 3 years now...At first i started with kirkland and got great great results...then after 7-8 months i started trying different brands and increased the concentration to 10% ...then as days passed by its effectiveness just reversed...i have lost a lot of my hair...now using the 15% minoxidil , still there is no such effect as when i first started using it

[@TheHungarianOak]

@@DOCFIT_09 hair fall wont stop until you take either finasteride or dutasteride.

[@noobgamingxp489]

Effect of rogaine decreases after years?

[@odingoa]

Androgenic alopecia gets stronger!

[@noobgamingxp489]

@@odingoa so what should we do

[@odingoa]

@@noobgamingxp489 Visit a dermatologist.

[@noobgamingxp489]

@@odingoa can we increase percentage of rogaine

[@MrWARRIORMONKS]

Yeah, its gets progressively less effective. I have been on rogaine for about 12 years now (along with just nizoral and zinc-based shampoos). You need to add something else to slow it further basically - or go to stronger rogaine (8% or 10% etc). I'm 36 and don't care so much anymore, but if anyone is interested: I'm going to add redensyl to my routier to see if I can get a bit of the hair back that I lost during a stressful time recently.

[@drakeydotmpeg7890]

Wow that’s what I’m on

[@fiftyg1753]

How much mg of Fin do you use?

[@randomactofacommonman8596]

.25 mg a day or every other day .

[@shahilmahatab6287]

What is the life of hair transplant..??

[@kinoux09]

depends if you are on medication or not/ genetics.

[@johnwood3071]

How old do you have to be too get a hair Transplant?

[@litjellyfish]

It all depends. Just don’t do it until you have tried using finasteride for say 3 years to see the progression of your Hairloss.

[@bobow4075]

@@litjellyfish around 25

[@litjellyfish]

@@bobow4075 I think you want to reply to John :)

[@kinoux09]

i'm 22 and I'll get a hair transplant in august. I'm going to start finasteride soon

[@bobow4075]

@@litjellyfish yo you right my nad

[@EvilestGem]

Please don't take this the wrong way but your hair in the 2.5 year review looked a hell of a lot better than now. In fact you look as though you've been losing hair at quite a rapid pace but what is more alarming is that you've been using expensive hair growth treatments throughout that time and man if I'm brutally honest I have to tell you they aren't doing a damn thing for you. I strongly believe that you hair loss has not been stopped, reversed or slowed at any point or to any degree and I'm thinking to myself this guy just paid all that money for 5+ years and just basically went on to lose his hair at the same rate he would have had he not done this stuff to it. That said I did watch another video of you putting lots of other things (black powder etc) into your hair to make it look like you have more hair than you do so you may have done that in the previous review video I was referring to but I'm not sure. Anyway as I said earlier please dont take this the wrong way because you seem like such a lovely person and I love how passionate you are about your hair and life in general and I wish you all the very best with your bonnet!

[@adelb7897]

Lol, the treatments he's been using are very inexpensive. Minoxidil is around $20 per month while finasteride is $10 per month. Together, it's likely cheaper than your monthly phone bill.

[@EvilestGem]

@@adelb7897 Tell that to kids in the Philippines who work the streets for $2 per day.

[@joshe3713]

if it worked you wouldint have gotten a hairtransplant

[@David-vn2id]

What makes you think your transplant will last. The root cause of your hair loss is your elevated DHT level compromising the hair follicle. You have taxed your liver hard enough that it does not have the ability to filter out your high level testosterone production anymore. There is a way to naturally detox your liver over time where your liver will stop dumping your high testosterone level back into your bloodstream converting it to DHT and effecting your scalp. You seem to be a pretty smart dude who is learning a lot as you go along, but you are destined to acquire full knowledge of your exponential hair loss right about the time you become completely bold. If you don't stop searching for slightly effective band aids, you will arrive at a place where you will learn the root cause just about the time you've lost all your hair for good. Just saying.....

[@adelb7897]

Show me the studies that prove taxing one's liver leads to elevated DHT levels.

[@David-vn2id]

@@adelb7897 Are you asking me or telling me?

[@thrashingmetal]

@@David-vn2id if the liver is the cause, there is no scientific proof yet or experiment, or show us if there was any

[@David-vn2id]

@@thrashingmetal Are you asking me or telling me?

[@jeevanjohal8984]

Switching to oral minoxidil was the greatest decision I ever made, low dose (2.5mg) gave me prepubescent levels of density. Been on it for a year, only side I had was dark circles under my eyes, and I’m willing to live with that. I also go to my cardiologist every 6 months to get my heart checked.

[@boomyrang4597]

Does it still work?

[@jeevanjohal8984]

@@boomyrang4597 the effectiveness does drop off slightly after a year, but it still works.

[@James_ZA]

@@jeevanjohal8984 The effectiveness dropped off meaning you got no more regrowth or you starter actually losing hair from when the peak? If so, have you now lost hair compared to before usimg the oral minoxidil or are you still above baselinr? Are you still using it? Were you using finasteride too or was it just oral minoxidil?

[@jeevanjohal8984]

@@James_ZA for the first year or so the density was really impressive but that dropped off, at this point I would say the result has been very consistent. I haven’t kept losing hair btw.

[@James_ZA]

@@jeevanjohal8984 So just to clarify, the first year you got massive regrowth and then from then it has just maintained those good results from that first year? That seems like a pretty good result tbh. Thanks heaps for your reply

[@snoozers5]

Man, Im glad Ive been using it at least once a day for the past 12 years. Now its time to try topical finasteride! Great vid, great advice!

[@pabloriel6612]

Hey, I've just started my minoxidil journey, how have the results been after 12 years?

[@snoozers5]

@@pabloriel6612 Hey Pablo, For myself, it took 2 months to see amazing results. These results got better for 1 year then very slowly started thinning over the years. Id say after 12 years, I am right back to where I was 12 years ago. Which is why I just added 0.025% topical finasteride to my minoxidil, making my minoxidil now at 3.5%, just simply to keep that drug in my system and at least it is only once a day. Also, After 6 months on min, I switched to just once a day and still saw improvement. Its half life is like 22 hours, so no need twice a week, especially after seeing the results.

[@snoozers5]

@Pabloriel66 Also, good luck my brother! Keep me posted on your journey, pls

[@pabloriel6612]

@@snoozers5 thank you bro, I appreciate it, I guess it worked out okay if you managed to keep it steady for 12 years, I started suffering diffusion hair loss at 19, so I have a whole list of deficiencies that I need to solve whilst using minoxidil, hopefully both of us get some improvement

[@pabloriel6612]

@@snoozers5 and you should also check out hair regrowth with alex, his channel is very good and has so much information on why minoxidil and fin may not be giving results

[@ishmamhaq3720]

First

[@jamessoon]

3 years in for me treating MPB (solution at the bottom) - Minoxidil works by making hairs thicker and growing a few random stray hairs. The “tiny hairs” do not turn into normal hairs. You will still lose hair , but it is less noticeable because your thousands of other hairs are all slightly thicker. The thicker hairs will gradually become thinner hairs again over time, and your hair will eventually feel very light/thin and fluffy. Due to the fine nature of the hairs they will appear a visually lighter colour which contrasts with the side and back of your head and looks ridiculous. Finasteride - if you’re happy with the risk of giving up your sex life for good then enjoy. Too many reviews out there of people having awful long term issues in that department. Hair transplant - only do if you’re at the end stage, your other hair will keep falling out if you are only on minoxidil - when you call a hair clinic they assume you are a repeat client because repeat procedures are so common and necessary. However due to the amount of hair that will be needed over time it will cause a visual impact on the back of your head. So that when you finally realise your hair would probably look better trimmed to 0-1mm and give in to the baldness, you will have lots of tiny scars, on the back of your head where the transplants were taken from. To counteract this you may be able to tattoo small dots to cover the scars. The solution - use minoxidil to hold on to a visually thicker appearance for as long as you wish to enjoy. When the difference between the sides and top of your head becomes too noticeable, shorten your hair until eventually you embrace the short/trimmed look. Creatine - time to embrace a new look and get muscles. Creatine is said to speed up male pattern baldness if you are susceptible - however once you’ve lost your hair then Creatine is the way to get muscle, quickly and safely (do your own research) then enjoy your new Hollywood Bald Hero Bod. This is the stage I’m in now at 34, when I trimmed my hair off I actually became more confident. Remember if Prince William can’t keep his hair then what hope do you have?

[@personalbest7805]

Thank you dude.i needed to hear this and this is the way I feel I wanna go. Delay balding till past 30 with minoxidil (I'm 27), and then when minox stops working cut it short/go bald

[@alikechiche9947]

@@personalbest7805 bro i'm 18 , i wanna keep my hair till 29/30 :'(

[@GokuPlaysUK]

Giving up your sex life lmao millions of people use fin every day stop scaremongering folk into old witch tales if you get ED from fin then you probably already had an abysmal hormone profile to begin with

[@ryathgamingyt1494]

What about topical finasteride

[@barsaforever2009]

@@GokuPlaysUK people who using fin don’t really understand the side effects. Once i was chatting with a long term user of fin and told me he has a watery semen since he began using it but he thought it is fine. Unfortunately he is married more than 10 years and never had kids. Be careful guys !

[@Jammylune]

I used it for 2 years, and never got any result....So, this Rogain is crap.

[@pawswhiskers1981]

How did u use it?

[@Jammylune]

@@pawswhiskers1981 I I used it as its instructed on the box. Its foam which you apply to your dry hair, then message...

[@servantofthecreator]

what if you’re a non responder what do you do then?

[@kinoux09]

watch moreplatesmoredates vids about microneedling

[@TheHungarianOak]

you can take oral minoxidil, but it can have more severe side effects

[@servantofthecreator]

@@TheHungarianOak are you taking oral minoxidil?

[@TheHungarianOak]

@@servantofthecreator no i take topical. But topical is not working for everyone because many people dont have the enzymes necessary to transform minoxidil to minoxidil sulfate. So the drug wont work. Oral minoxidil will definitely work since its a pill and its goes right into your blood. Its a very potent drug, but so can be its side effects

[@servantofthecreator]

@@TheHungarianOak I took minoxidil topical for 5 months but no results. Can dermarolling help make me a responder? I’m scared to take oral minoxidil

[@michaelbowen4275]

Your hairline looks pretty bad

[@omarthecupoftea7224]

Channel based on scams and lies I just unsubscribed

[@Docrine682]

Lol you are very bald😂😂

[@omarthecupoftea7224]

@@Docrine682 wow i didn't know that it's good thing

[@vigneshvenkatesh8211]

What are you talking about?

[@omarthecupoftea7224]

@@vigneshvenkatesh8211 I am talking about superman battle in Disneyland my friend lol

[@vigneshvenkatesh8211]

@@omarthecupoftea7224 what did he lie about

[@benedettoandretta5673]

speak slowly man