Information on androgenetic alopecia hair loss and its treatment

Male and female pattern hair loss information

Hair Loss in men Pattern hair loss in men Clinical hair loss pattern Norwood clinical scale Androgens in men Hair Loss in women Pattern hair loss in women Clinical hair loss pattern Savin clinical scale Androgens in women Hair loss biology Normal hair growth cycle Changes in hair growth Changes in hair fiber Pattern hair loss genetics Pattern hair loss androgens Five alpha reductase Aromatase enzymes Interconversion enzymes Androgen receptors Baldness inflammation Associated diseases Treatment for men Minoxidil mode of action Minoxidil for men Finasteride for men Hair transplants for men Topical antiandrogens Ketoconazole shampoo Topical tretinoin Topical diazoxide Topical estrogen Topical progesterone Treatment for women Minoxidil mode of action Minoxidil for women Finasteride for women Hair transplants for women Topical antiandrogens Ketoconazole shampoo Topical tretinoin Topical diazoxide Topical estrogen Topical progesterone Oral contraceptive pills Systemic spironolactone Systemic flutamide Systemic cyproterone acetate

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Rogaine.com.
Rogaine is the trade name for minoxidil which is discussed on this web site. Minoxidil can also be found under other brand names, but Rogaine is the original brand.

Propecia.com.
Propecia is the trade name for finasteride. Finasteride is evaluated on several pages on this web site for its potential to treat pattern baldness in men. Some dermatologists In Europe are also using finasteride on women with female pattern hair loss though finasteride is not officially recommended for use in women.