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How long is minoxidil effective?
Minoxidil For Hair Growth Minoxidil starts working immediately, but won’t produce any noticeable results for the first three to six months. After six months, you should start to see some improvement, with “final” results usually visible after approximately one year of continuous usage.
What happens when we stop using minoxidil?
What happens if you stop minoxidil? If you stop applying minoxidil to your scalp, you’ll gradually lose any hair that you’ve regrown as a result of the medication. Minoxidil is a well-studied medication that’s safe to use for the long term.
Will my hair fall out if I stop using Rogaine?
Continued use of ROGAINE® products is needed to maintain hair regrowth. If you stop using it, the normal hair loss process will start again. You will probably lose your newly regrown hair within 3 to 4 months and will look the way you looked before using ROGAINE® products.
Why is my hair falling out after 3 months?
This is the most common form of hair loss and typically seen two to three months after a major body stress, such as major surgery, chronic illness, or significant infection. Other causes such as sudden change of hormone levels, especially in women after childbirth, or stopping hormone replacement.
Can minoxidil help with hair loss after a hair transplant?
Some doctors recommend using minoxidil after the transplant, to help minimize hair loss. And you may need more than one surgery to get the effect you want. Hereditary hair loss will eventually progress despite surgery. Surgical procedures to treat baldness are expensive and can be painful. Possible risks include bleeding and scarring.
What are the treatment options for permanent hair loss?
For women, treatment may include oral contraceptives and spironolactone. A typical hair transplant involves removing patches of hair from your head and reinserting the hair follicle by follicle into the bald sections. In the most common type of permanent hair loss, only the top of the head is affected.
When should I Stop Taking my Medication for hair loss?
If a certain medication is causing the hair loss, your doctor may advise you to stop using it for a few months. Medications are available to treat pattern (hereditary) baldness. The most common options include: