Hi all
Please can you help me save my thinning barnet?
Briefly...(some should take note!)
I have been thinning for about 3 years. My hair has receeded about an inch and my hairline is fast disasppearing. I can now see my scalp through my hair and this has gotten quite rapidly worse over the last 2 months.
I have tried propecia about 1 year ago - 2 months in serious sides caused me to stop.
Tried Provillus, probably the best I have done really but again sides.
Now I am using Apecin shampoo and liquid and lasering 3 times a week with a 300 diode OMG helmet. Also magnesium and vitamins. I have been using this for the past 2 months and the shed continues.
Can anyone recommend anything that has ACTUALLY worked for them personally.
I am considering Nourkrin for men? any thoughts?
Kind regards.
Guiddance needed for success!
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Re: Guiddance needed for success!
Lamas' new topical...Elsom Research has a bunch...Dermaheal....lasers...etc. Use something that interests you, and keep with it for 6+ months. I've had good luck with Elsom's..and just recently added Lamas'..but no matter what one says works for them..does not mean it'll work for you.
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Re: Guiddance needed for success!
Could be that you are shedding because you are in between things. I know when I stopped minox and fin I continued to shed even with using lasers. Took awhile for everything to even out. Hang in there. Like Jacob said you will want to wait at least 6 months and ideally 12 for lasers.
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Re: Guiddance needed for success!
AR,
Work from the inside out. Establish a solid internal regimen, after which a topical or Star Wars helmet might be able to assist in some thickening. See my regimen below.
The best to you,
TN
Work from the inside out. Establish a solid internal regimen, after which a topical or Star Wars helmet might be able to assist in some thickening. See my regimen below.
The best to you,
TN
The Natural Internal Regimen:
curcumin
resveratrol
vitamin D (3)
vitamin E (tocotrienols)
vitamin C
magnesium citrate
MSM
curcumin
resveratrol
vitamin D (3)
vitamin E (tocotrienols)
vitamin C
magnesium citrate
MSM
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Re: Guiddance needed for success!
Awaiting Regrowth wrote:Hi all
Please can you help me save my thinning barnet?
Briefly...(some should take note!)
I have been thinning for about 3 years. My hair has receeded about an inch and my hairline is fast disasppearing. I can now see my scalp through my hair and this has gotten quite rapidly worse over the last 2 months.
I have tried propecia about 1 year ago - 2 months in serious sides caused me to stop.
Tried Provillus, probably the best I have done really but again sides.
Now I am using Apecin shampoo and liquid and lasering 3 times a week with a 300 diode OMG helmet. Also magnesium and vitamins. I have been using this for the past 2 months and the shed continues.
Can anyone recommend anything that has ACTUALLY worked for them personally.
I am considering Nourkrin for men? any thoughts?
Kind regards.
If you have only been thinning for 3 years you could try the following regime:
1) Epilobium to reduce DHT/Estradiol
2) Elsoms Terminal 1 and 2
3) Botanical blend topical
4) Piroctone Olamine Shampoo
5) Laser / infrared device
Regards
Pete
Last edited by Pete2 on Wed Aug 26, 2009 11:02 am, edited 2 times in total.
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Re: Guiddance needed for success!
Plus I forgot to mention that it could take awhile to see results with lasers. Some respond quicker than others. Unfortunately it took me a good 10 months to settle out and start the upward process.
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