how long does it take for minoxidil to work

[Deleted member 30188]

I have been taking topical minoxidil orally. I have seen some regrowth on the hair line after my barber butchered it but that could be natural. Otherwise I have not seen any clear cut results I started on October 12

 

[Deleted member 45942]

I have been taking topical minoxidil orally. I have seen some regrowth on the hair line after my barber butchered it but that could be natural. Otherwise I have not seen any clear cut results I started on October 12

3 to 12 months
You shouldn't touch min untill you've run dut + ru + alfatradiol tbh

 

[Deleted member 30188]

3 to 12 months
You shouldn't touch min untill you've run dut + ru + alfatradiol tbh

im not losing hair i just want a mustache and bigger eyebrows

 

[RealNinja]

im not losing hair i just want a mustache and bigger eyebrows

i dont know about oral minox but im using topical for the eyebrow gains too and from what others have said it takes 3-4 months for any noticeable results

 

[bradpittshairline]

3 to 12 months
You shouldn't touch min untill you've run dut + ru + alfatradiol tbh

for non aggresive MPB min can sometimes work, well at least at somewhat decent efficacy if not full but he needs fin.

 

[Deleted member 45942]

for non aggresive MPB min can sometimes work, well at least at somewhat decent efficacy if not full but he needs fin.

Min stimulates so much growth that it can actually take on aggressive mpb alone for a few years.

Problem is that anything minox grows and keeps alive is minox dependent, so you lose everything in a month after you stop, which means you can't ever switch treatment.

Hair from treatments that directly stop hairloss, is naturally grown by your scalp. By starting with minox you have no idea what is minox and what is yours.

 

[bradpittshairline]

Min stimulates so much growth that it can actually take on aggressive mpb alone for a few years.

Problem is that anything minox grows and keeps alive is minox dependent, so you lose everything in a month after you stop, which means you can't ever switch treatment.

Hair from treatments that directly stop hairloss, is naturally grown by your scalp. By starting with minox you have no idea what is minox and what is yours.

it doesnt matter because ur in it lifelong anyways + if the hair turn terminal and you're on a dht blocker I doubt they'll shed if u go off minox

 

[Deleted member 45942]

im not losing hair i just want a mustache and bigger eyebrows

Hair there should become terminal.

However oral min could mask an ongoing hairloss which will result in a sudden loss once you stop

 

[Deleted member 45942]

it doesnt matter because ur in it lifelong anyways + if the hair turn terminal and you're on a dht blocker I doubt they'll shed if u go off minox

They will shed, cuz minox is the only reason they're alive. See them as artificial hair, they don't belong to your scalp. They're zombie hair they'd all die even if you had 0 DHT and 0 T.

It's true you're in for lifetime but when something stronger comes out in the future, you can't switch. And if you have no access to min for a month you could go from nw0 to nw7 in a month hypothetically

 

[st.hamudi but 6‘5]

You shouldn't touch min untill you've run dut + ru + alfatradiol tbh

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