Looking at the posts here, I think there are quite a few people who find Professionalsia not very effective...
I think it's a little hasty to try it for about a year and make it.
Was it November and December last year? I was surprised to see my hair. Even though I've been taking Propecia for nearly a year, my hair ecology has gotten worse. Before, only the top of my head was a little empty, but now I'm starting to see my scalp little by little in the front of my head, but the doctor told me that I had no choice but to keep taking it because there was no other medicine or way, so I kept taking it.... All the while, I've been doing my sins... It's been about seven months since then, but nothing has changed. I thought it would keep getting worse, but it stopped at that state. The hair that's falling out is also somewhat stable...
Medically, they say they don't know exactly what's causing baldness, but in general, they say the difference in hair follicles' sensitivity to dht loses their hair. And Propecia is reducing this diatestosterone...
It's just my opinion, but... Just as the sensitivity of the back of the head and the bangs to this hormone is different, I think there will be some difference between the bangs. I think even if the hair loss gene is expressed and hair loss starts, some hair falls out quickly and some hair falls out later, that's what I think... Among these bangs, the sensitive one seems to have a high sensitivity to ditestosterone even if he eats propria, so hair loss progresses, and less hair is maintained. Therefore, it seems that even if you eat Professionalsia, sensitive hair falls out. I think the reason I gave my hair for a year was because these impressionable hairs kept dying. And it's been maintained for a year since then because now there are some hair left that can withstand it..
I think the reason why the condition worsens even after eating Propsia is because there are many sensitive hair left. But if you lose some weight (although the difference varies from person to person), the less sensitive hair that is maintained will likely survive. And that's the point where it's maintained.
Keep trying it. Looking at the pictures, it's just that no one who's been taking Propecia for 5 years has a little hair, but it's not ugly bald, and there seem to be a lot of positive comments among those who've been taking it for more than 2 years. People who take it for a year or so and post negative comments probably get disappointed because their expectations for their hair are too high.
The bottom line is that Professionalsia seems to have a line that maintains it, although it varies from person to person. And you'll have to keep eating until you reach this line. For those whose line is higher than the number of hair they currently have, the effect of hair growth is large, and for those who have less hair, they think that the retention effect will appear only after a certain amount of hair is done.
I don't think it's certain because it's a non-expert opinion. But I'd like to hear from masters who have taken it for a long time (like the hair loss king) on this idea... Daedamo is a site for exchanging these opinions...^^ I would appreciate it if you could give me some views.^^
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