A lot of people say it doesn't have much effect after using trichomine...They sell a lot.
When I went to a dermatologist, the doctor recommended that I have to operate recklessly, so I started using Propecia and Tricomin. They said that if you use it for about six months, you will look like you have a lot of hair, so you won't even want to have surgery then. At that time, he actively advised me that the medicine had side effects...
First of all, I've started using tricomine, so I've been using it for a long time and if it doesn't work, I've been. I was going to change it to Minoxidil because of the cost, but let's keep using it. One doctor told me that minoxidil is uncomfortable to use, so I think it would be good to keep using trichomine.
I started using it in April, and until July and mid-August, it didn't look like I had a lot of hair, but I think it's because my hair looks long and relatively thin compared to the thick part. At that time, I was very disappointed, and looking at the post on the bulletin board, I also thought about selling all the trichomines I ordered and changing them to minoxidil.
But recently (from the end of August) the part that used to shine under the light has disappeared a little. It's an M-shaped hair loss and the bangs have come out a lot. Yes, anyway, I'm personally working on it. It's the same as before only when you wash your hair and don't dry it, but after drying it, your hair looks richer than before. It may be a hasty judgment because it still has a slight effect, but I will continue to do it with hope. I'll post it when it works better.
For your information, I might say that the vendor will post an advertisement, but then I'm not a person. I'm also an ordinary young man who buys and uses products from someone who sells tricomin cheaply here.
Whatever method you use, I hope you always live with confidence.
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