latanoprost 0.1% topical anyone tried this or something similar

[pallo]

Does anybody use it for years and noticed any sides? i know i'm repetitive

 

[Wvg]

This is the thread I should have posted it here. Better late than never I guess. Here is what it looks like. I have a Norwood 3 hairline. I can show more pictures at a later time. That said, hair did regrow back on my temples. Obviously not all of it. It was worse ten years ago. I don't know if it makes sense to show my hair history, because my gains were gradual.

Looks like decent density overall

 

[Wvg]

Yep 99 a month. Where are you getting the bimatoprost?

I was getting it from farmacia tristiana, 0.1% Bim, minimal results,

but now I use minoxidil + fluridil.

I might add pyrilutamide, topical 2.5 / 5% spironalactone, alfatradiol 0.2%.

Also considering buying pure bimatoprost & compounding it myself but it’s like $250 / g.

Are you going to post another update?

 

[jondoeuk]

hello,the one thing i'm concerned about is sides effects
I am apprehensive about the potential side effects of this treatment, as it is relatively new and only a small number of individuals have undergone it.

For hair loss, but latanoprost and bimatoprost have been approved since the 1990s and are used to lower intraocular pressure in (open-angle) glaucoma and ocular hypertension.

Data https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21875758/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28521549/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35289043/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36257912/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36999072/

 

[Wvg]

Hi Timmit are you still on the latano from strut, do you recommend it?

I'll post a year update when I get there. Right now as it stands I am going thru another round of shedding and my hair isn't looking that great. Not sure if its because of a condition I was diagnosed with in 2023 or whether the drug is just crapping out on me, or perhaps I am just succumbing to old age

full disclosure - I have hyperthyroidism diagnosed in 2023, and from what I have read, fluctuating levels of thyroid hormone can affect hair growth. My t4 levels are normal currently but fluctuate high and low throughout the year. I think this is the main reason why my hair isn't holding up so well any more. Time will tell.... I will post a 1 year updated photo in september. Anyway here is month 7 photo

 

[timmit]

Hi Timmit are you still on the latano from strut, do you recommend it?

I’m still on it. Results kind of ebbs and flows. Progress, then shed, progress, then shed. I’ll stick with. No sides. I’ll update pics in a few months

 

[pallo]

This is the thread I should have posted it here. Better late than never I guess. Here is what it looks like. I have a Norwood 3 hairline. I can show more pictures at a later time. That said, hair did regrow back on my temples. Obviously not all of it. It was worse ten years ago. I don't know if it makes sense to show my hair history, because my gains were gradual.

Hello,do you use only latanaprost or added something else ?

 

[Wvg]

I’m still on it. Results kind of ebbs and flows. Progress, then shed, progress, then shed. I’ll stick with. No sides. I’ll update pics in a few months

Keep us updated,

You should consider topical AA like fluridil, pyrilutamide, Cb-03-01, topical spironolactone. To strengthen the hairs and stop it falling.

I personally use fluridil + pyri, no sides.

 

[bsmith]

Hello,do you use only latanaprost or added something else ?

I used to, but I no longer use it. I don't think it had much of an affect. If you can find topical progesterone for hair, that will definitely save it.

So far, that is the only thing I can say actually did something for my hair.

 

[roeliek09]

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[pallo]

I used to, but I no longer use it. I don't think it had much of an affect. If you can find topical progesterone for hair, that will definitely save it.

So far, that is the only thing I can say actually did something for my hair.

Any systemc medicine ? (Finasteride)

 

[bsmith]

Any systemc medicine ? (Finasteride)

I didn't have any side effects from it.

The compound I used had issues in extreme heat. It became ineffective.

 

[fugged]

Timmit, any updates?

 

[timmit]

I seem to be back to square 1 now. I’d say it worked for a little bit as shown in the photos, but over time, the gains in hair growth did not last. I am not recommending this product. Your results may vary though.

 

[pallo]

What's happening to you seems truly strange; I've never heard of such a regression while continuing treatment.

 

[timmit]

I think my experience may be unique. I have an issue with my thyroid producing too much or too little thyroid hormone. Fluctuating thyroid hormone levels will make your hair shed. Google it.

 

[fugged]

but you don’t recommend latanoprost? It’s just so odd there aren’t more data on people having used it for longer duration

 

[pallo]

It's not that strange, latanoprost is expensive, and it's rarely used alone; instead, it's often used in combination with many other substances, but in a low percentage.