Restoration Journey
0-3 Months: Targets Root Causes
Finasteride slashing DHT production, which drives male pattern baldness. Some shedding is seen at the start.
6-9 Months: Proven Efficacy
Beginnings of hair restoration. Clinically shown to regrow hair in 66% of men and stabilize loss in 83%.
9-12 Months: Long-Lasting Results
Thicker hair is replacing miniaturised hair, with ongoing improvement in density as time goes on.
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What is the difference between finasteride and Propecia?
Propecia is the branded version of the medication. Both contain the active ingredient finasteride 1mg and the treatments are medically equivalent.
What happens if I stop using my hair loss treatment?
If you stop your hair loss treatment, the hair that has grown back will likely fall out within three to four months. Consistent use is therefore advised to maintain the best results.
Can women use finasteride?
Finasteride is not recommended for women, especially those who are pregnant, as it can cause birth defects and may not effectively treat female hair loss. Women should explore alternatives like minoxidil or consult a doctor for other treatment options.
Can finasteride affect fertility?
Finasteride may temporarily affect sperm count and semen quality in some men, but it does not typically cause permanent infertility. Studies suggest these changes often reverse after stopping the medication. However, if you’re trying to conceive or have concerns about fertility, consult your doctor before using finasteride.
Is it safe to use finasteride if my partner is pregnant?
No, it is not safe to use finasteride if your partner is pregnant. Finasteride can be absorbed through the skin and may harm a developing male foetus, potentially causing birth defects in male babies.
Can I drink alcohol while taking finasteride?
Yes, it is safe to drink alcohol in moderation while taking finasteride.
Studies suggest that finasteride may help reduce alcohol consumption by potentially interfering with hormones related to alcohol intake. It was reported that two-thirds of men using finasteride regularly experienced a decrease in alcohol consumption.
Is it necessary to take finasteride after a hair transplant?
While not mandatory, taking finasteride after a hair transplant is often recommended to enhance and maintain results helping prevent further thinning in untreated areas. Studies suggest that combining finasteride with hair transplant surgery can lead to improved hair density and accelerated regrowth.
