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And why transplanted hairs don't fall out ? Ok you've said they are transplanted to deeper levels in dermis and somehow resist fluid retention. In premature balding your theory certainly doesn't make sense. In senile alopecia yes. look at black people who do not suffer hair loss, they tend...

then why hair transplanted from occipital region to temples and frontal part of scalp don't tend to fall out and minituarise.

Is there any way to reduce the sensitivity of our hair ? Not to block androgens or use finasteride or dutasteride, but to reduce the number or ARs in scalp hair follicles ?

I agree that Androgenetic Alopecia is also prevalent in the Middle East. But young native Arabic people in their twenties or thirties do not suffer from receding hairline or diffuse hair loss till their 40s, unless they have some conection with our genetic pool due to colonization and mixed marriages. Those...

Why do you think hair loss genes are so prevalent among European people, and not black people, or people from middle east ? Is that just random mutation that occurred spontaneously in our ancestors that lived in europe. Why do white Caucasians have androgen sensitive hair follicles compared...

I think AR upregulation is not the most crucial factor. It's third or fourth in the line after cumulative exposure to even low levels of DHT left after finasteride or dutasteride inhibition, senescence and also T damage which can also inhibit scalp hair growth but at much slower rate then DHT can.

As I already said it's not only upregulation of AR which makes Androgenetic Alopecia more severe as we get older, it's also cumulative exposure to even low levels of DHT (and both T and all other androgens ) over all that time. if upregulation of AR is huge problem, than, old people would have strong muscles, I...

I think it's not only upregulation of AR as we get old which makes Androgenetic Alopecia more severe, it's also cumulative exposure to even low levels of DHT (and both T and all other androgens ) over all that time. if upregulation of AR is huge problem, than, old people would have strong muscles, I suppose AR...

You have very aggressive Androgenetic Alopecia ? You don't seem to have body hair on your arms, ahat about your chest, legs, and beard ? So you are 19 years old ? That's pretty aggressive baldness. it seems you have very sensitive scalp hair to androgens. In that case even dutasteride might not halt or reverse hair loss...

what animals organs we use to replace our own ?

But if 0.1 mg and 1mg or 2.5 block almost the same DHT amount, why people tend to get sides or to intensify sides when upping dosages. It certainly because finasteride blocks others enzymes on our body?

Maybe 0.25 mg finasteride dose is similar to 1 and 1.25 mg doses in terms of hair regrowth, because 0.25 mg contains enough molecules to block all scalp DHT. And when it it comes to BPH, you need more finasteride. molecules cause there is greater concentration of DHT in prostate tissue than in scalp...

And do you have gyno, enlarged breasts and nipples. What about your body, and facial hair? Your face indeed looks nice, even more than before. Your face is straight and less faty, as I already mentioned. You don't have fat cheeks and your jayline and cheekbones are more visible. I...

it seems like your face is less faty while are you on HRT. Why is that so. You have straight face, compared to old photos. I thought estrogen and estradiol should make your face more faty due to fat accumulation in all parts of the body. But it seems opposite.

That's what I ask. If dose 0.25 mg inhibits the same DHT level in scalp as 1 mg then the effect would be the same regarding hair regrowth. But maybe 1 mg block more DHT in brain and also other enzymes all over the body. And you get low libido from low DHT level in your brain, muscles, and...