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Update
on Propecia:
Recently, new results of long term studies have revealed that medical
treatment of hair loss has a definite role in the management of
male pattern hair loss. The oral medication Propecia has been shown
to effectively regrow hair or prevent the further loss of hair in
over 90% of the men who use the medication. At the clinic, we are
now recommending all of our hair transplant patients also take Propecia
in order to yield the best cosmetic results. Of course, transplants
will grow without the help of Propecia, but the medication can add
to the overall effect of the surgery.
Propecia must
be taken for at least six months to determine its effectiveness, and must be continued
daily in order for the patient to receive a prolonged effect. It is a prescription
medicine, and must be monitored by a physician. In order to better serve our patients
interested in using Propecia, we recently started a program to dispense the medication
out of our office, directly to our patients. We can automatically send patient
refills in the mail, which avoids the trouble of going to the pharmacy and maintains
strict confidentiality for our patients. This new program can also reduce the
cost to our patients and assures that patients never run out of their supply of
medication. If you are interested in learning more about Propecia and our
"Auto-Refill Program", contact our office at 205.930.9595.
Unfortunately,
Propecia is not helpful for female pattern hairloss. Hair transplants are still
the best treatment for female pattern hair loss and can be remarkably effective
for most women.
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