Propecia and Rogaine Can Really Regrow Hair (With Pictures)

This insightful information was provided by well respected hair restoration forum  member “Janna” who is also the lead [tag]hair transplant[/tag] technician for Dr. Ron Shapiro  and Dr. Paul Shapiro of Shapiro Medical Group who are elite members of the Coalition of Independent Hair Restoration Physicians.

[tag]Propecia[/tag] ([tag]finasteride[/tag]) and [tag]Rogaine[/tag] ([tag]minoxodil[/tag])  have been around for many years. [tag]Hair loss[/tag] patients have tried them either separately or together. Do these [tag]hair loss drugs[/tag] work or don’t they?   [tag]Balding[/tag] men suffering from [tag]male pattern baldness[/tag] struggle to decide if it’s worth the time and cost. I have found however, that more often than not, those hair loss sufferers who choose to stop taking them, go back after a few months.

I’ve been wanting to share this [tag]hair loss medication[/tag] patient’s results for about a month and I’m finally getting a chance to do so.   This patient came to us wanting a [tag]hair transplant[/tag], and Matt encouraged him to get on these two [tag]FDA approved[/tag] hair loss drugs first to see if it had any benefit for him.     So with that, this patient decided that he was willing to try Propecia and Rogaine for a year to see if it had any effect on him.    

What he saw, he did not expect!   Without undergoing [tag]hair replacement[/tag] surgery, this hair loss sufferers had startling results of using both these [tag]hair loss products[/tag] together!  I also got the chance to see a dozen or so patients of Dr. Collin’s in Ireland who had similar results.     Though these cases may not be typical, clearly many hair loss sufferers are able to [tag]regrow hair[/tag] (sometimes a significant amount) by using these two hair loss drugs.

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Bill
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