@melissalandersiectskin-com That is something I haven't thought about with hair loss.

@aliciawellonsiectskin-com That is something that is very difficult for men. It's good that he stuck with it and it started to help. I feel like most of the time they don't continue treating because they don't see results right away.

@madisonmauldiniectskin-com My hair was thinning right at the crown of my had and I started using rosemary oil and it works for me.

Hair loss for men i feel like is quite frequent, especially with genetics and lifestyle. It can impact someone alot. Having treatments for regenerating hair from pattern baldness, hair transplants, wigs, glue on wips (toupee), root spray and more are available as possible treatments. Many men start loosing their hair early in age and some treat it and some don't based on personal preference but this drug could be something good if you are a proper candidate for the treatment, of course given everything has its side effects.

@student There aren't alot of treatments for already having hair loss, alot are preventatives, and during. We have permanent hair removal but not hair regeneration and growth. With all the drugs on the market I feel as if its progressing slowly because of all the side effects one might get and all of the court cases with plaintiffs that have bad experiences. It is a huge market that impacts a lot of people but there are many risks that people don't want to take and not everyone reacts the same way.

@karyssamarleriectskin-com My grandmother is experiencing hair loss and she buys everything she sees, she is too scared of getting a hair transplant or taking medications but will take supplements. Use hair oils, masks, stimulating products and tools, everything she finds in store, online, or at a farmers market but nothing has worked for her so far. Her biggest thing is down time and the healing process of things as well as what the aftermath would be.