RX, 1) Tab follihair 1 tab at bedtime for 4 weeks 2) Minimalist 18% hair serum Apply at night continue Thank you.
Hello keshav As stress plus male pattern baldness can be cause for this
Minoxidil 5 percent twice daily Side effects - initial shedding of hair, flanky skin Topical Finasteride 0.25%
Supportive treatments
Anti-dandruff shampoo (ketoconazole 2%) twice a week → helps both dandruff & hair loss.
Supplements for greying + hair strength:
Biotin + Multivitamin (with zinc, iron, B12, vitamin D, copper).
Omega-3 (flaxseed, fish oil).
For hair thinning and crown baldness, topical minoxidil is usually the first-line treatment as it works directly on the scalp with fewer side effects than oral medicines. Finasteride (oral) can also help but may have side effects like reduced libido, so it must be taken under a Dermatologist’s supervision after proper evaluation. Since you also have early greying and work stress, please consult a Dermatologist for a full hair analysis, vitamin tests, and a safe, tailored treatment plan.
Using minoxidil and finasteride is indeed a common approach to treating hair thinning and baldness. Minoxidil, which is often used topically, can be applied directly to the scalp. It’s important to use it consistently, usually twice daily, for several months to notice improvement. Ensure that you apply it to a dry scalp and avoid washing your hair right after application to improve absorption. Minoxidil is generally well-tolerated but can sometimes cause scalp irritation or unwanted facial hair growth. Finasteride is typically taken orally and by prescription, but there are topical variations as well. It works by reducing levels of DHT (a hormone linked to hair loss) and often results in thicker hair regrowth after a few months but can have side effects like erectile dysfunction and decreased libido in some users. Since you’re considering topical finasteride to potentially avoid these systemic side effects, that’s a valid option if accessible, though less commonly prescribed. Consider consulting a dermatologist for tailored advice, particularly since long-term pressure and stress at work might be exacerbating the hair issues. You also mentioned greying hair; while minoxidil and finasteride won’t help with that, ensuring a balanced diet rich in antioxidants and vitamins like B12 may assist in maintaining hair health overall. Regular check-ins with a healthcare professional are crucial to monitor your response and adjust treatment as necessary. Beyond medications, addressing stress through strategies like exercise, mindfulness, or ensuring adequate sleep might also help mitigate hair loss indirectly.
