Male, hereditary, prevention possible?

Questions

"I am male and have the following questions about your Thymuskin Shampoo Classic: "

• From what age can the shampoo be used as a preventative measure if hereditary hair loss runs in the family?
• If the shampoo is no longer used as a preventative measure, will hair loss recur or become more severe?
• Does it make sense to use the shampoo as a preventative measure if you don't yet know whether you will develop hereditary hair loss? But does this occur frequently in the family?
• Does the shampoo have any side effects in the long term?
• Is the effect the same for men and women with hereditary hair loss?

Answer 1

The use of Thymuskin is independent of age. However, we recommend the use of Thymuskin Serum and Serum Gel in children only from the age of 12, as no data based on clinical studies or tests are available. However, in over 30 years we have not recorded any cases of undesirable side effects in children, pregnant women or breastfeeding mothers, but Thymuskin Shampoo can be used earlier and is also free of side effects. Hereditary hair loss manifests itself in different ways. In some people it starts very early around the age of 18, while in others it starts later with the first signs of receding hairline. For this reason, no general age recommendation can be made, especially for preventive Thymuskin application. We recommend asking affected family members at what age the first signs of hair loss appeared and, in our experience, the preventive use of Thymuskin is the best protection against genetic hair loss. In the case of familial androgenetic alopecia, it is advisable to at least start using Thymuskin Classic Shampoo as early as possible, which can be used for life. This also applies to all Thymuskin products. If you notice increased hair loss at some point in the course of the treatment, it is advisable to use Thymuskin Scalp Serum for at least 3 months. As soon as the situation has normalized again, it is sufficient to switch back to using only Thymuskin Shampoo.

Answer 2

If Thymuskin Shampoo is used preventively, i.e. not for acute hair loss, it is of course impossible to say when the hereditary hair loss would start without Thymuskin. If Thymuskin is used in the case of existing hair loss and discontinued after normalization, hair loss is very likely to occur again over time. This is because hereditary hair loss cannot be cured. The recommended strategy in this case is: prevent hair loss in advance, counteract existing hair loss in good time and maintain or improve the hair status.

Answer 3

See also answer 1 here.

Answer 4

No. In most cases, hair loss requires prolonged care and hair therapy. This is especially true in the case of hereditary hair loss. This is why it is particularly important to use an effective and side-effect-free hair loss remedy.

Answer 5

Yes, the effect is basically the same for men and women. However, women regularly show higher success rates. However, this can be explained by the fact that women are generally more careful and consistent in their application - compared to men. Our recommended basic principle is therefore always: low dosage with daily use. Both Thymuskin Shampoo and Thymuskin Serum are concentrates. Around 2 ml of each is sufficient in most cases.