February 7 2006, 11:31 am PT | Posted in: Hair Products
I am a 47 y/o bm with mild hypertension and graves survivor. i have about a 2in spot near the rear crown of my head and thinning, curly, wavy hair on top. Can ProCede help me without aggravating my medical conditions?
See my previous comments about ProCede. I do not know what it does nor what you can reasonably expect of the product. On their website, they make a statement about their line of products being unsuitable for those that have had hair transplantation, but then they go on to add that it is non-toxic. If it is not for use by those that have had transplants, then it suggests to me that there is some kind of potential toxicity to it. I’m sorry, but I can’t reliably answer your question about using the product with a medical condition, but I do suggest you look into the ingredients and ask your doctor if these will cause you health concerns.
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I am a 22 y/o man, and I started losing my hair when I was 19.When I was 18 I moved from a tropical country to a cold country and I started taking hot showers..I think that could be the bigest problem..I lost about 40% of my hair the rear top and front both sides of my head, and wathever hair I have left on those spots it’s thinning hair, and I steel losing hair. I have no back history of hair loss in my family.. my father started losing hair he was over 40 y/o.. Should I visit a doctor to know the reason of my hair loss before I start using any product? I used rogaine for 1 year but I had no change..