Hair Loss

[jJjburton]

Good plan. I'd say it took a solid 3-4 months (at least) of fin + minox for me to start noticing regrowth. This is given that my hair was not very far gone when I began.

part of me just says to run as much AAS to get huge, and worry about hair tranplant in 3 years or 4. Who knows what they will have available by then.

But like i said, will see what occurs in some months.

But i would say in past year 1/4 inch on temples only went backward

 

[jJjburton]

if ones uses these items does that mean anything that would cause hairloss wont anymore? Like mast?

 

[may2021]

if ones uses these items does that mean anything that would cause hairloss wont anymore? Like mast?

Remember the only drug Finasteride works with is test. All others are a no no.

Also, a transplant may not be an option if you let your hair loss go to far.

 

[Avarice911]

if ones uses these items does that mean anything that would cause hairloss wont anymore? Like mast?

Fin will only prevent hair loss from testosterone. Drugs that don't convert via 5AR or would convert to a less potent androgen (eg: nandrolone to DHN) will still affect your hairline. Even just a high level of androgens overall can damage the hair follicle. If your goal is to maintain hair, your best bet is sticking to test/gh w/ 5AR inhibitor.

 

[jJjburton]

Then besides fin which i would use topically, isnt there the other one that wouldny cause this? I believe its ghk? Or something else

The newer product that isnt fin, which is used on top like minoxidil.

 

[stocks2]

part of me just says to run as much AAS to get huge, and worry about hair tranplant in 3 years or 4. Who knows what they will have available by then.

But like i said, will see what occurs in some months.

But i would say in past year 1/4 inch on temples only went backward

SAAAME~! <3

 

[Avarice911]

Then besides fin which i would use topically, isnt there the other one that wouldny cause this? I believe its ghk? Or something else

The newer product that isnt fin, which is used on top like minoxidil.

Topical dutasteride, cb0301, ru58841

 

[LarryLove]

Just shave it off, be a man!

Exactly. They’ve been sharing hair plug pics for 50 pages.

 

[justanoob]

Good plan. I'd say it took a solid 3-4 months (at least) of fin + minox for me to start noticing regrowth. This is given that my hair was not very far gone when I began.

Have you noticed any negative heart side effects while using the minox? And are you using topical or oral?

 

[Avarice911]

Topical foam 5% minoxidil is what I use and I feel nothing from it. Which is what I'd hope for with anything regarding negative sides.

 

[jJjburton]

Topical foam 5% minoxidil is what I use and I feel nothing from it. Which is what I'd hope for with anything regarding negative sides.

Does it work? And does it double down as a hair gel? You just leave it in?

Have you notices results?

 

[Jhallen]

Some of you bros dont care about hair loss, but it can be a big concern for most of us other bros. I'm 35 and I still have a thick and full head of hair. I am not one of those guys who would look good bald or balding. In some of my cycles years ago, I noticed large volumes of hair falling out in the shower during a cycle. This brought me to the point where I would look in the mirror and say, "What good is there in having huge muscles if my hair looks like crap?" So my search began to find the best possible hair solution, which involves stopping hair loss and even reversing it!

Let me just show you the final results (IN ORDER OF IMPORTANCE), and I will comment on each:

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1. AVODART® (Dutasteride) - Dutasteride was developed to help shrink the prostate and was found to have an even more profound effect on regrowing hair than Finasteride! Not only that, it can take care of more of your DHT, it starts working faster, and stays in your system for much longer. 1 to 5 mg ED is all you need, and it also keeps that prostate down during your cycles. In my book, this is a win/win situation.
2. PROPECIA® (Finasteride) - Next to Viagra, this drug may have had one of the all time record advertising budgets. Finasteride is a hair loss prevention / regrowth drug. Recommended dose is 1 mg ED and after 6 to 12 months the user may achieve positive results. The reason I write "big 4" in the title of this thread is that it may not be necessary to use both Dutasteride and Finasteride, although there are no known drug interactions. I say roll with Dutasteride if you can and if not then use Finasteride.
3. ROGAINE® (Minoxidil) - Cheap to buy generic at target in three month supply, Minoxidil blocks DHT on the scalp. After handling DHT within the body via Dutasteride or Finasteride, you can also stop the damage of DHT on the scalp. Use twice a day. I use it after my morning shower and after my workout shower.
4. NIOXIN® (Cleanser, Conditioner, and Treatment) - Use these Nioxin products as your daily shampoo and conditioner. They work on the scalp to ensure that your skin is healthy. Shampoo removes impurities that clog follicles, including DHT. The conditioner keeps the scalp moisturized. The treatment adds botanicals and nutrients to the scalp skin.
5. NIZORAL® (A-D Shampoo) - Ketoconazole, the main ingredient in Nizoral, acts as a relatively mild anti-androgen. (Androgen binds to hair follicles and over time shrinks them down, causing thinner and thinner hair.) Use this shampoo once a week for help with DHT.

This hair regiment is not difficult to maintain, and can provide great results. I went from losing my hair to growing it back! It takes a few months to start working, so for the first 6 months have patience. Passing the 1 to 2 year markers using the "Big 4" regiment should yield significant hair gains, or at the very least put an end to your loss.

This article assumes appropriate nutrition, hydration, and sleep.

Peace,

-bj

Thanks for the info bro!

 

[Avarice911]

Does it work? And does it double down as a hair gel? You just leave it in?

Have you notices results?

Seems to have worked. I started fin and minix at the same time and it def stopped shedding and seemed to have thickened up the temples and brought my hairline back slightly. Took about 3-4 months to see a difference. It’s been about 8-9 months now and it’s def something I’m going to continue for the foreseeable future until I get tired of it in my old age lol. It unfortunately does not double as a hair gel. If anything, I’ve needed better hair care because it gives your hair a dry, brittle look to it (takes the youthful shine out of it temporarily while it’s in)

 

[machovato]

Awesome results? Where did you have it done and cost?

Aren't you worried that you may bald again in a few years? Won't you have bald patches from where the hair was taken (back of your head, I would guess)?

Not sure if you're asking me... but I had two procedures. The first one was in Turkey by one of the best clinics called HLC Ankara. That was a large 2-day procedure and it cost about $12k USD. That's the results you see in the pics.

The second was on the crown, I went to Belgium to Dr. Bisanga at BHR Clinic. Much smaller procedure, 1/2 day. But much more expensive and it cost about $8k.

There are cheaper places in Turkey, but there's risk with a bad procedure so proceed with caution. And don't rely on social media pics for results.

No, the transplanted hair should be permanent. it is from the back of the head, which for me is very stable. The hair keeps it's DHT resistance no matter where you transplant it to. I mean, some will thin out but that's normal.

I had a good donor area, the back of my head had good density. It still has density, but obviously it's thinner. I still have enough for another procedure, which I might do later. Here's a few pics of what the back looks like. I would not go to a skin fade because you can kinda see the tiny scars, they are a little lighter in color. But as you can see, no one, including my barbers, can tell I've had two transplants. Hence why I paid for top-level hair doctors.

 

[TekkTikka]

Not sure if you're asking me... but I had two procedures. The first one was in Turkey by one of the best clinics called HLC Ankara. That was a large 2-day procedure and it cost about $12k USD. That's the results you see in the pics.

The second was on the crown, I went to Belgium to Dr. Bisanga at BHR Clinic. Much smaller procedure, 1/2 day. But much more expensive and it cost about $8k.

There are cheaper places in Turkey, but there's risk with a bad procedure so proceed with caution. And don't rely on social media pics for results.

No, the transplanted hair should be permanent. it is from the back of the head, which for me is very stable. The hair keeps it's DHT resistance no matter where you transplant it to. I mean, some will thin out but that's normal.

I had a good donor area, the back of my head had good density. It still has density, but obviously it's thinner. I still have enough for another procedure, which I might do later. Here's a few pics of what the back looks like. I would not go to a skin fade because you can kinda see the tiny scars, they are a little lighter in color. But as you can see, no one, including my barbers, can tell I've had two transplants. Hence why I paid for top-level hair doctors.

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[Pepitogrillo]

With 400 test E x week i can expect hair loss?

 

[Avarice911]

With 400 test E x week i can expect hair loss?

No one can definitively answer this.

 

[LooseGoose]

Not sure if you're asking me... but I had two procedures. The first one was in Turkey by one of the best clinics called HLC Ankara. That was a large 2-day procedure and it cost about $12k USD. That's the results you see in the pics.

The second was on the crown, I went to Belgium to Dr. Bisanga at BHR Clinic. Much smaller procedure, 1/2 day. But much more expensive and it cost about $8k.

There are cheaper places in Turkey, but there's risk with a bad procedure so proceed with caution. And don't rely on social media pics for results.

No, the transplanted hair should be permanent. it is from the back of the head, which for me is very stable. The hair keeps it's DHT resistance no matter where you transplant it to. I mean, some will thin out but that's normal.

I had a good donor area, the back of my head had good density. It still has density, but obviously it's thinner. I still have enough for another procedure, which I might do later. Here's a few pics of what the back looks like. I would not go to a skin fade because you can kinda see the tiny scars, they are a little lighter in color. But as you can see, no one, including my barbers, can tell I've had two transplants. Hence why I paid for top-level hair doctors.

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This looks good. Are you using topicals? Currently on any aas?

 

[connoristiny]

Does anyone get heart palpitations from RU58841?

 

[machovato]

This looks good. Are you using topicals? Currently on any aas?

No topicals. Only oral minoxidil 2.5mg and finasteride 0.5mg, both 3X/wk.

Yes, I'm on cruise right now but I'll blast in a few weeks. Test, deca and anadrol or var. Haven't experienced any shedding that I can notice.