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Low-level laser therapy as a treatment for hair loss
Claims that found a mysterious “” for hair loss cannot be corroborated by available reporting; every substantive source examined treats Musk’s restoration as the result of conventional medicine or sur...
Oral antifungals—especially continuous terbinafine—are the evidence-based mainstay for moderate to severe and generally produce higher complete‑cure rates than other options, while newer (efinaconazol...
Finasteride and minoxidil are the two primary non‑surgical treatments for male pattern hair loss and can often stop progression and increase density; minoxidil mainly stimulates growth while finasteri...
A hair transplant becomes more effective than medical therapy for frontal or temporal hairline loss when the pattern is stable, donor supply is adequate, and hair loss has progressed beyond the point ...
by first diagnosing the cause—only then choose among evidence-backed options that include topical minoxidil, oral anti-androgens for male-pattern loss, therapies for autoimmune alopecia, clinical proc...
Randomized trials and multiple meta-analyses show oral dutasteride (typically 0.5 mg/day) produces larger short‑term gains in hair count and photographic/global assessments than oral finasteride 1 mg ...