kimosabyxx escribió:lukedorian escribió:Si, he leido un estudio con primates, donde la sln al 0,01 regenero x veces mas q la de 0,005%, pero supongo q es tambien cierto q costara muchisimo mas dinero, solo por curiosear se lo preguntare al dd la farmacia a ver q me dice.
Interesante ¿podrías facilitar el enlace del estudio? estaría bien echarle un vistazo.
Si no hay riesgos negativos la verdad lo pediría para probarlo.
Hola lo lei en el foro este de hairlosstalk, aca creo que este es el link donde lo dicen, busca entre los comentarios y lo dicen, pero vamos que esta claro que esto funciona, da una densidad de la ostia, supongo que mas concentrado tambien funcionara
Re: Latanoprost increases hair density in men with AGA
Acta Derm Venereol. 2002;82(1):7-12.
"Effect of latanoprost on hair growth in the bald scalp of the stump-tailed macacque: a pilot study."
Uno H, Zimbric ML, Albert DM, Stjernschantz J.
SourceWisconsin Regional Primate Research Centre, School of Medicine, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA.
huno4@attbi.com
Abstract
Latanoprost, a selective FP prostanoid receptor agonist used in the treatment of glaucoma, has a hypertrichotic side effect. Using the macaque model of androgenetic alopecia, we examined the effect of latanoprost on hair growth. Eight monkeys were divided into 2 groups; one group received a daily topical application of 50 microg/ml of latanoprost for 5 months; a control group had a daily application of vehicle. For an additional 3 months, 2 monkeys from each group were given 500 microg/ml latanoprost, while the remaining monkeys continued with the previous treatment. Hair growth was evaluated by monthly photographs and phototricho-graphic analysis. Fifty microg/ml of latanoprost caused minimal hair growth. Latanoprost at 500 microg/ml induced moderate to marked hair regrowth with 5-10% conversion of vellus hairs to intermediary or terminal hairs. The vehicle group showed no effect. Further evaluation of latanoprost as an agent for treatment of human androgenetic alopecia is indicated.
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