Look, I’m not saying minoxidil doesn’t work. It’s FDA-approved and can absolutely help slow shedding and regrow some hair in the right candidates. But when I see a dramatic before-and-after showing full density, lowered hairlines, and thick coverage—all supposedly from minoxidil alone—I raise an eyebrow. Maybe I’m wrong… but those results look a lot more like a well-executed hair transplant, possibly maintained with medical therapy. In this post, I break down what minoxidil can realistically do, when it works best, and how to tell if a transplant was likely involved.
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