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I currently have very little hairloss, not very noticeable at all in fact. However, I am currently using Revita, Minox, and Proscar. The reason I started using them all in the first place was because I noticed some hair loss and the Hair Club microscopic camera confirmed it.

I have heard that Revita and Minox are weak, plus Minox is just regrowth formula. I feel that I am satisfied with my current amount of hair and don't need to regrow any through the Minox. So my question is, can I just use the Proscar only to prevent further hairloss since I feel I don't need to regrow any, or do I need to continue staying on all 3?
 
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mrsportsy,

If you are going to select one to stick with, I'd stick with Proscar. If you don't mind the regime, using all 3 gives you the greatest chance to maintain and regrow hair. Proscar (1/4 tablet) can be effective by itself but is often enhanced by minoxidil.

Best wishes,

Falc


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Yup

The BIG 3


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I keep hearing people saying big 3 ....Isn't Revita a shampoo? According to many docs, shampoos don't have ANY hair growth promotion, am I wrong?
 
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Hi

Your doc is for the most part correct. However the active ingredient in Revita ( and Nizoral) has shown a positive effect in increasing haircount. In addition Revita has a nice cosmetic effect so with this in mind some ( including myself) include this in their hair loss regimine


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So basically, the shampoo just makes you hair Fluffy? thus cosmetically fuller?
 
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HairDew,

Revita and Nizoral contain an ingredient called ketoconazole which has been studied and potentially a "weak" DHT inhibitor. Though I am skeptical that in itself, that it will regrow hair, using it as an adjunct treatment might be helpful.

See more on ketoconazole.

Best wishes,

Falc


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