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[Finasteride] [re] I have m-shaped hair loss

20years ago
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It's not that it's not working...

Slowly falling out.... Why the specialists don't prescribe ppe in the bangs...

Because it doesn't even maintain the status quo...

From what I've heard, it's often 3cm, 4cm more slowly, then it stops...

That's all

Even so, if you're too young to take it, of course, you'll have to think about it...

>I've been eating for over a month now..
>Your bangs seem to have fallen out more~~
>I think it's a shading phenomenon... But I heard that the front of the m-shaped hair doesn't have much of a pro-pero effect
>Is it true?? So just keep the status quo?;;

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