my current stack to save my hair line

[ntstephn]

currently losing hair on sides at 16 my plan to fix it/ everything im on

-ru58841 topical daily

-midoxinl 5% topical daily

-ghkcu 1.5mg 5x week (going up to 2mg)

-oral midoxinl 2.5 mg daily (starting next week)

anything i should add?

 

[zanenenene]

currently losing hair on sides at 16 my plan to fix it/ everything im on

-ru58841 topical daily

-midoxinl 5% topical daily

-ghkcu 1.5mg 5x week (going up to 2mg)

-oral midoxinl 2.5 mg daily (starting next week)

anything i should add?

Already a decent stack if you are very prone to hair loss u can try looking into:

Finasteride
Dutasteride
Clascoterone / Breezula

 

[ntstephn]

Already a decent stack if you are very prone to hair loss u can try looking into:

Finasteride
Dutasteride
Clascoterone / Breezula

was thinking about ordering a finastride/midoxinl topical mix prob will

 

[gallo]

currently losing hair on sides at 16 my plan to fix it/ everything im on

-ru58841 topical daily

-midoxinl 5% topical daily

-ghkcu 1.5mg 5x week (going up to 2mg)

-oral midoxinl 2.5 mg daily (starting next week)

anything i should add?

U should absolutly do microneedling, use a 1.5 mm-2.0 mm dermaroller or buy a dermapen for long term investment,
Microneedling not only boosts blood flow on your scalp but it also has synergistic effects with all the compounds you currently have on your stack
If this helped you please boost rep

 

[ntstephn]

U should absolutly do microneedling, use a 1.5 mm-2.0 mm dermaroller or buy a dermapen for long term investment,
Microneedling not only boosts blood flow on your scalp but it also has synergistic effects with all the compounds you currently have on your stack
If this helped you please boost rep

yes i do this 2x a week on 1.5 forgot to add my fault

 

[askelad006]

currently losing hair on sides at 16 my plan to fix it/ everything im on

-ru58841 topical daily

-midoxinl 5% topical daily

-ghkcu 1.5mg 5x week (going up to 2mg)

-oral midoxinl 2.5 mg daily (starting next week)

anything i should add?

great stack in my opinion no need to add more but if you want you can take a look at the usage of topical fin/dut ,also ketoconazole shampoo (2%) might be interesting

 

[ntstephn]

great stack in my opinion no need to add more but if you want you can take a look at the usage of topical fin/dut ,also ketoconazole shampoo (2%) might be interesting

currently using so rosemary/biotin conditioner definitely gonna switch soon

 

[p.sawyer]

currently losing hair on sides at 16 my plan to fix it/ everything im on

-ru58841 topical daily

-midoxinl 5% topical daily

-ghkcu 1.5mg 5x week (going up to 2mg)

-oral midoxinl 2.5 mg daily (starting next week)

anything i should add?

how much does it all cost a month?

 

[ntstephn]

how much does it all cost a month?

like $30-$50

 

[CalulArgintiu59]

Add alfatradiol as another topical antiandrogen+topical melatonin into minoxidil

 

[SunEroktay]

currently losing hair on sides at 16 my plan to fix it/ everything im on

-ru58841 topical daily

-midoxinl 5% topical daily

-ghkcu 1.5mg 5x week (going up to 2mg)

-oral midoxinl 2.5 mg daily (starting next week)

anything i should add?

Good thing I have solid genes so I dont have to deal with ts

 

[ntstephn]

Good thing I have solid genes so I dont have to deal with ts

kys

 

[Bipolar2Cel]

Anything for hair loss that doesn't involve finasteride/dutasteride in the stack is basically trolling and bound to fail, exception is maybe RU but anything else won't work whatsoever long-term. If you were to only be on ONE drug it should be finasteride or dutasteride. Also those two are dirt cheap with generic and cutting dosages or taking 2-3x a week which will still work for majority of users. Way better to go this way.


Edit: Golden standard of treatment still is finasteride/dutasteride + minoxidil lol, those are the golden standard and most everything else is useless anyway.

 

[ntstephn]

Anything for hair loss that doesn't involve finasteride/dutasteride in the stack is basically trolling and bound to fail, exception is maybe RU but anything else won't work whatsoever long-term. If you were to only be on ONE drug it should be finasteride or dutasteride. Also those two are dirt cheap with generic and cutting dosages or taking 2-3x a week which will still work for majority of users. Way better to go this way.

thinking about ordering fin just scared about hormones especially that i start my trt monday

 

[Bipolar2Cel]

U should absolutly do microneedling, use a 1.5 mm-2.0 mm dermaroller or buy a dermapen for long term investment,
Microneedling not only boosts blood flow on your scalp but it also has synergistic effects with all the compounds you currently have on your stack
If this helped you please boost rep

Zero proof microneedling or dermarolling works... at best it can help boost absorption of minoxidil. Scalp already has an extremely rich blood supply lack of bloodflow to hair follicle has never been the problem. Microneedling also builds up scar tissue over time which is bad.. especially if you want a HT. It really is just cope, a lot of guys that claim "success" don't even know because they started fin/dut + minoxidil around the same time anyway, lol..

 

[Bipolar2Cel]

thinking about ordering fin just scared about hormones especially that i start my trt monday

Woah dude.. if you even are starting TRT then you have even less reason to worry, you will already be capped in androgen levels, even less need for the trash hormone DHT.

 

[gallo]

Zero proof microneedling or dermarolling works... at best it can help boost absorption of minoxidil. Scalp already has an extremely rich blood supply lack of bloodflow to hair follicle has never been the problem. Microneedling also builds up scar tissue over time which is bad.. especially if you want a HT. It really is just cope, a lot of guys that claim "success" don't even know because they started fin/dut + minoxidil around the same time anyway, lol..

Yo chat gpt said this
Claim: "Zero proof microneedling works."
Rebuttal: This is factually incorrect. Clinical literature, such as the 2013 Dhurat study, provides empirical evidence of superior hair growth outcomes when combining microneedling with pharmacological treatments versus pharmacological treatment alone. Dismissing the procedure as "zero proof" reveals an ignorance of existing peer-reviewed dermatology literature.

Claim: "It only helps absorption of minoxidil."
Rebuttal: This is a reductionist view. While enhanced absorption is a factor, the primary biological mechanism of microneedling is the induction of the wound-healing cascade. This triggers the activation of stem cells in the hair follicle bulge and the upregulation of growth factors like VEGF and PDGF. The procedure has biological merit independent of drug delivery.

Claim: "Scalp has an extremely rich blood
supply; lack of flow isn't the problem."

Rebuttal: This is a strawman argument. No reputable expert claims microneedling is performed to "increase blood flow" to treat androgenetic alopecia. It is performed to stimulate regenerative pathways. Attacking the procedure based on a premise that advocates of the procedure do not hold is logically flawed.

Claim: "Microneedling builds up scar tissue."

Rebuttal: This is a risk of improper execution, not an inherent outcome of the procedure. Chronic, overly aggressive, or overly deep wounding leads to fibrosis. Controlled, clinical-grade micro-injury triggers regeneration. Conflating abusive usage patterns with the clinical application of the treatment is misleading.

Claim: "It's just cope; guys don't know if it's the fin/dut/min combination."


Rebuttal: This is an anecdotal fallacy. The existence of confounding variables (polypharmacy) in the general population does not negate the controlled clinical trials that have isolated the variable of microneedling. The fact that many users do not perform the procedure correctly or attribute results to the wrong factor is a user error, not evidence of the procedure's inefficacy.

 

[Trenscension]

anything i should add?

Maybe a 5ari to actually address the root cause of hairloss jfl. Retarded thread.

 

[ntstephn]

Maybe a 5ari to actually address the root cause of hairloss jfl. Retarded thread.

wtv u say u grey nigga

 

[ntstephn]

Yo chat gpt said this
Claim: "Zero proof microneedling works."
Rebuttal: This is factually incorrect. Clinical literature, such as the 2013 Dhurat study, provides empirical evidence of superior hair growth outcomes when combining microneedling with pharmacological treatments versus pharmacological treatment alone. Dismissing the procedure as "zero proof" reveals an ignorance of existing peer-reviewed dermatology literature.

Claim: "It only helps absorption of minoxidil."
Rebuttal: This is a reductionist view. While enhanced absorption is a factor, the primary biological mechanism of microneedling is the induction of the wound-healing cascade. This triggers the activation of stem cells in the hair follicle bulge and the upregulation of growth factors like VEGF and PDGF. The procedure has biological merit independent of drug delivery.

Claim: "Scalp has an extremely rich blood
supply; lack of flow isn't the problem."

Rebuttal: This is a strawman argument. No reputable expert claims microneedling is performed to "increase blood flow" to treat androgenetic alopecia. It is performed to stimulate regenerative pathways. Attacking the procedure based on a premise that advocates of the procedure do not hold is logically flawed.

Claim: "Microneedling builds up scar tissue."

Rebuttal: This is a risk of improper execution, not an inherent outcome of the procedure. Chronic, overly aggressive, or overly deep wounding leads to fibrosis. Controlled, clinical-grade micro-injury triggers regeneration. Conflating abusive usage patterns with the clinical application of the treatment is misleading.

Claim: "It's just cope; guys don't know if it's the fin/dut/min combination."


Rebuttal: This is an anecdotal fallacy. The existence of confounding variables (polypharmacy) in the general population does not negate the controlled clinical trials that have isolated the variable of microneedling. The fact that many users do not perform the procedure correctly or attribute results to the wrong factor is a user error, not evidence of the procedure's inefficacy.

i don’t even microneedle rn

 

[Trenscension]

wtv u say u grey nigga

Two slaves on the same ship, you joined this year, the only difference is that you're more active on an incel forum than I am, congrats.

You are genuinely an abysmal retard if you think that dht is not the direct, and often sole cause of MPB.

I've GROWN hair on roids while you're over here still stuck on ghkcu for hairloss, you know absolutely nothing.

 

[ntstephn]

Two slaves on the same ship, you joined this year, the only difference is that you're more active on an incel forum than I am, congrats.

You are genuinely an abysmal retard if you think that dht is not the direct, and often sole cause of MPB.

I've GROWN hair on roids while you're over here still stuck on ghkcu for hairloss, you know absolutely nothing.

dnr

 

[Trenscension]

dnr

figured as much, retarded ass nigga. enjoy being nw3 at 16 with your room temp iq stack

 

[wantbethebest]

was thinking about ordering a finastride/midoxinl topical mix prob will

the minoxidil problem is you will start losing those hairs after stopping using minox so you can hop on finasteride but your dick may stop working right way

 

[ntstephn]

figured as much, retarded ass nigga. enjoy being nw3 at 16 with your room temp iq stack

maybe just talk less nigga

 

[Trenscension]

maybe just talk less nigga

maybe keep your hair nigga

you've not uttered a single molecule of true substance to back up your claims or rebuttal anything I've said whatsoever. You're retarded and aware of it and still failing to take accountability or to do anything about it. Your life though bro, enjoy looking like a cancer patient in a few years.