r/HairlossResearch
Strictly for advanced hair loss topics and the latest research concerning hairloss. For more general topics such as 'Am I balding' or celebrating progress picture, please visit /r/Tressless This sub-reddit hopes to highlight research and individual case reports of success or failure with various treatments for androgenetic alopecia.
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