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Nisim for male pattern baldness?
- Thread starter hxc87x
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It's called propecia (http://www.propecia.com/).
After 3 month of taking the tablets (1 a day), your hair will stop falling, and in most cases
it will start growing again.
I am on month 3, and will go to the doctor next week to get more tablets, and i can keep you guys updated.
Price: About R270 for 28 tablets
It is a life time treatment, if you stop taking the tablets, your hair will start falling again.
After 3 month of taking the tablets (1 a day), your hair will stop falling, and in most cases
it will start growing again.
I am on month 3, and will go to the doctor next week to get more tablets, and i can keep you guys updated.
Price: About R270 for 28 tablets
It is a life time treatment, if you stop taking the tablets, your hair will start falling again.
Well look i can this, i have done promotional work for him and he is doing very well so i am not sure if it works but he is making plenty money so it must be.
I disagree with your comment jewelbox, not every man who goes bald actually go looking for something that works.
I disagree with your comment jewelbox, not every man who goes bald actually go looking for something that works.
Jewelbox, just google it. It's quite well known that there ARE products that work and medical doctors know about this.
Alternatively, one can go for a hair transplant, although this is a very costly procedure and only feasible as a solution when enough donor follicles are available.
There's a fair amount of research being done into the cloning of hair follicles for the purpose of transplanting, but success rates are still quite low and it's quite experimental still, so not available to just any man on the street.
Alternatively, one can go for a hair transplant, although this is a very costly procedure and only feasible as a solution when enough donor follicles are available.
There's a fair amount of research being done into the cloning of hair follicles for the purpose of transplanting, but success rates are still quite low and it's quite experimental still, so not available to just any man on the street.
Minoxidil evidently works as long as you don't stop using it.
But a better solution is this: http://www.cachebeauty.com/images/000078508508582.main.jpg
But a better solution is this: http://www.cachebeauty.com/images/000078508508582.main.jpg