http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4314881/

wobei 0,025% reichen

"Showing good results already with topical finasteride.

Been using minoxidil on and off for about 15 years. Have been reasonably happy with minox as it least stopped my hairloss but never had much new growth. However, I added topical finasteride 0.025% 1 and a half months ago along with ......... shampoo and conditioner. New baby hair has started to grow on the crown(started balding on crown at 19) and my hair looks generally thicker. Friends have commented on this too. Trouble is i'm not sure if it's the finasteride or the shampoo thats working. My guess its the finasteride. Either way i'm well pleased with results so far and hope it continues. Bye the way i'm 42 years old."

http://www.hairlosstalk.com/interact/showthread.php/66680-Showing-good-results-already-with-topical-finasteride





pilos schrieb am Mon, 23 May 2016 14:24

wobei 0,025% reichen

Wie hoch würdest du die systemische Hemmung bei dieser Dosis einschätzen?

Pandemonium schrieb am Tue, 24 May 2016 01:46

"Showing good results already with topical finasteride.

Been using minoxidil on and off for about 15 years. Have been reasonably happy with minox as it least stopped my hairloss but never had much new growth. However, I added topical finasteride 0.025% 1 and a half months ago along with ......... shampoo and conditioner. New baby hair has started to grow on the crown(started balding on crown at 19) and my hair looks generally thicker. Friends have commented on this too. Trouble is i'm not sure if it's the finasteride or the shampoo thats working. My guess its the finasteride. Either way i'm well pleased with results so far and hope it continues. Bye the way i'm 42 years old."

http://www.hairlosstalk.com/interact/showthread.php/66680-Showing-good-results-already-with-topical-finasteride





pilos schrieb am Mon, 23 May 2016 14:24

wobei 0,025% reichen

Wie hoch würdest du die systemische Hemmung bei dieser Dosis einschätzen?

kaum...keine...

Pandemonium schrieb am Tue, 24 May 2016 01:46

"Showing good results already with topical finasteride.

Been using minoxidil on and off for about 15 years. Have been reasonably happy with minox as it least stopped my hairloss but never had much new growth. However, I added topical finasteride 0.025% 1 and a half months ago along with ......... shampoo and conditioner. New baby hair has started to grow on the crown(started balding on crown at 19) and my hair looks generally thicker. Friends have commented on this too. Trouble is i'm not sure if it's the finasteride or the shampoo thats working. My guess its the finasteride. Either way i'm well pleased with results so far and hope it continues. Bye the way i'm 42 years old."

http://www.hairlosstalk.com/interact/showthread.php/66680-Showing-good-results-already-with-topical-finasteride





pilos schrieb am Mon, 23 May 2016 14:24

wobei 0,025% reichen

Wie hoch würdest du die systemische Hemmung bei dieser Dosis einschätzen?

kaum...keine...

http://www.alopezie.de/fud/index.php/f/10/

Also, verstehe ich richtig, dass ich Minox dann weiterhin 2x am Tag anwende, aber nur einmal versetzt mit Finasterid?

Minoxidil - Speaking of minoxidil, this treatment also requires a disclaimer. Although it is FDA-approved and has proven science behind it, the catch is that minoxidil doesn't work for everyone. In fact, over-the-counter minoxidil may only work well in about 38.3 per cent of patients, according to medical studies. Studies suggest that a patient has to have an active enzyme called "sulfotransferase" in order for their hair follicles to respond to minoxidil treatments. It is this enzyme that converts topically applied minoxidil into the active chemical (called minoxidil sulfate) that stimulates the follicles. Not everyone has enough sulfotransferase to "activate" minoxidil. There may be other biological roadblocks too -- like inflammation at or around hair follicles in the scalp and other factors, which can also affect minoxidil's action. The bottom line for patients is that there's a 65 per cent chance that standard over-the-counter minoxidil won't help you. Instead, you may require a prescription for a specially formulated, compounded minoxidil solution for optimal results. A new "minoxidil sensitivity' test will be out soon in the US, which can pre-determine if a patient is likely to respond to standard over-the-counter minoxidil before they start the treatment.

Und was sagt uns das ? Probieren und hoffen dass man zu den immerhin 38.3% gehört bei denen Minox anschlägt

definitiv keine!! Ich denke, dass ist die beste günstigtste Behandlungsmethode.

definitiv keine!! Ich denke, dass ist die beste günstigtste Behandlungsmethode.#

Kann ich dich bzgl. deiner Signatur Fragen warum du in Zukunft deine FIN/RU/Minox Dosis ändern willst?

pilos schrieb am Tue, 24 May 2016 09:19

Pandemonium schrieb am Tue, 24 May 2016 01:46

"Showing good results already with topical finasteride.

Been using minoxidil on and off for about 15 years. Have been reasonably happy with minox as it least stopped my hairloss but never had much new growth. However, I added topical finasteride 0.025% 1 and a half months ago along with ......... shampoo and conditioner. New baby hair has started to grow on the crown(started balding on crown at 19) and my hair looks generally thicker. Friends have commented on this too. Trouble is i'm not sure if it's the finasteride or the shampoo thats working. My guess its the finasteride. Either way i'm well pleased with results so far and hope it continues. Bye the way i'm 42 years old."

http://www.hairlosstalk.com/interact/showthread.php/66680-Showing-good-results-already-with-topical-finasteride





pilos schrieb am Mon, 23 May 2016 14:24

wobei 0,025% reichen

Wie hoch würdest du die systemische Hemmung bei dieser Dosis einschätzen?

kaum...keine...

definitiv keine!! Ich denke, dass ist die beste günstigtste Behandlungsmethode.