Propecia Helps Prevent Male Hair Loss

Propecia is a once-a-day-pill approved by the FDA for use in preventing male pattern hair loss. It is available through your doctor by prescription.  It should not be used by women or children. It has been found to stimulate hair re-growth in the mid-scalp area and the top of the head.

Propecia inhibits DHT, which is a major cause of hair loss.  DHT forms in the scalp and shrinks the hair follicles.  Hair loss is progressive, so the sooner you start using Propecia, the better results you can expect to get.

A clinical study done over a five year period demonstrated visible results in hair re-growth.  Study results showed that 48% of men who took Propecia experienced re-growth of hair and 42% of men experienced no further hair loss.
77% of men who took Propecia were rated by doctors as improved.  And a majority of the men reported that their bald spots grew smaller in size, that their hair loss had slowed down and that their hairs appearance improved.  Propecia grows real, natural hair, not “peach fuzz”. 

Contrary to popular belief, male pattern hair loss can be inherited from either your father’s or your mother’s side of the family.  It depends on your hair follicles vulnerability to the chemical DHT.  Those men with male pattern hair loss have excessive amounts of DHT in their scalps.  DHT shrinks the hair follicles until they no longer produce hair.  Propecia blocks DHT. 

Scientists believe that DHT and family history are the determining factors in male pattern hair loss. 
Male pattern hair loss affects 50% of men by the time they are 50.  It may begin in your 20’s or 30’s.