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What are your thoughts about "prostaglandines"? PGE2/PGF2. More info could be found here: "I had started Setipiprant before PGE2 but the rapid results really started with PGE2 in the mix."

cool, what is the concentration are you using? (would be really interesting to compare to some branded products, such as Strut etc)

"industrial grade"? examples? by what properties do you distinguish "industrial grade" from others?

yeah, it's a peptide with fibrosis reverting props. what peptides have you tried? and what kind of sides?

what if to try ADP355?

have you tried any anti-fibrotic meds (with potential "reversing" effect)?

yeah, it's not supposed to be visible at all. a hypothesis about it's nature and location (adipocites 2 myofibroblasts):

yep

@timmit putting my hands on it too. do you rub it into your skin after? or just spread it with the dropper?

"...to transport chemicals through the scalp": used and continue to "is a vasodilator": maybe. but vasodilation is a dead end. it may bring minor cosmetic effect, nothing more. (the targets should be - fibrosis and inflammation)

by the way, how estradiol works? what positive changes it brings to skin morphology/metabolism?

...and more from notes: (pricey analogues of latanoprost, bimatoprost, for eyelashes) "Bimatoprost was either applied once daily—like our patient—or twice daily to the eyebrows. Improvement was noted as early as eight weeks; however, maximum improvement was observed to occur between six to...

there is something more to read. Mar2024 https://www.jaadcasereports.org/article/S2352-5126(24)00076-6/fulltext Topical latanoprost solution (0.1%) has shown promising results in nonscarring androgenetic alopecia (Androgenetic Alopecia).3 It has also been reported to help stabilize eyebrow hair loss in FFA,4 and...

For example, there is Rosiglitazone/Thiazolidinedione as a potential preventive/revertive med for fibrosis. have you heard that anyone tried a mixture with it topically?

Fibrosis, could it be discussed more here? There are two/three usually mentioned (semi-)morphological changes that triggered by the "hair-loss" pathogenesis, also specified as inflammation: - Calcification - Fibrosis - Apoptosis Risk to assume that fibrosis is the principal and exclusive...