Have to wait three months for fin

[hockeyguy64785]

I am going to see a dermatologist in 3 months (December) and I will try to get liposomal topical fin prescribed to me, what are some copes I can do until then

I already use Nizoral 1x a week, and was thinking of switching my normal shampoo to this in addition to using Nizoral 1x a week https://intelligent.shop/products/intelligent-ketoconazole-shampoo

I was also thinking of getting a microneedler to try and lower my temples but I have no idea which one to get

 

[hockeyguy64785]

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[Nims]

Why not just buy finn online so you can take it tommorow?

What country do you live in?

 

[mvp2v1]

I am going to see a dermatologist in 3 months (December) and I will try to get liposomal topical fin prescribed to me, what are some copes I can do until then

I already use Nizoral 1x a week, and was thinking of switching my normal shampoo to this in addition to using Nizoral 1x a week https://intelligent.shop/products/intelligent-ketoconazole-shampoo

I was also thinking of getting a microneedler to try and lower my temples but I have no idea which one to get

I use the dermanator. It’s good but for micro needling whole scalp roller works best. Unfortunately idk if the way the roller comes in at an angle will fuck up your hair

 

[hockeyguy64785]

Why not just buy finn online so you can take it tommorow?

What country do you live in?

Canada, and I'm not even sure where to buy the fin I am looking for. I'm sure I can find some generic 1mg fin pills online, but I am trying to find a very specific topical fin.

https://perfecthairhealth.com/topic...imizing-regrowth-and-minimizing-side-effects/

Basically according to this article, an extremely low formulation of fin (1ml of 0.005% to 0.02%) is enough to stop hair loss, without enough finasteride going systemic to actually impact DHT levels. It says that liposomal fin does an even better job at not going systemic. Its essentially a side effect free way of stopping hairloss. The problem is actually getting this topical fin formulation, which I hoped the dermatologist could prescribe to me

I use the dermanator. It’s good but for micro needling whole scalp roller works best. Unfortunately idk if the way the roller comes in at an angle will fuck up your hair

Yeah I was hoping to use something like that, as the angle and depth at which the needles enter your scalp would remain consistent, versus the roller which like you said can be inconsistent

 

[UglyGod360]

i got some i dont need