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DHT blockers are one of the most important treatments we have for androgenetic hair loss — but they’re also one of the most misunderstood. DHT, or dihydrotestosterone, is a hormone that can gradually shrink genetically susceptible hair follicles. Over time, those hairs become finer, shorter and weaker until some follicles may eventually stop producing visible hair altogether. This is where DHT blockers come in. They work by reducing the effect of DHT on the hair follicle, helping to slow down further miniaturisation and, in many people, stabilise ongoing hair loss. The key thing to understand is that DHT blockers are mainly about protecting the hair you still have. Some people will also notice thicker hairs, improved density and regrowth — particularly when treatment is started early — but results vary significantly from person to person. They’re also commonly combined with treatments that actively stimulate growth, such as minoxidil, microneedling or selected light-based treatments. And don’t expect results overnight. Hair grows slowly, so you usually need several months before you can properly assess whether treatment is working. Consistency is far more important than constantly changing products. DHT-blocking treatments can also have side effects and are not suitable for everyone, which is why prescription options should be discussed with an appropriately qualified clinician. If you’re noticing recession, thinning at the crown or gradually decreasing density, getting the diagnosis right early can make a major difference. Save this Reel if you’re trying to understand your hair-loss treatment options. #minoxidil #hairtransplant #hairfall #hairgrowth #hairlosstreatment
DHT blockers are one of the most important treatments we have for androgenetic hair loss — but they’re also one of the most misunderstood. DHT, or dihydrotestosterone, is a hormone that can gradually shrink genetically susceptible hair follicles. Over time, those hairs become finer, shorter and weaker until some follicles may eventually stop producing visible hair altogether. This is where DHT blockers come in. They work by reducing the effect of DHT on the hair follicle, helping to slow down further miniaturisation and, in many people, stabilise ongoing hair loss. The key thing to understand is that DHT blockers are mainly about protecting the hair you still have. Some people will also notice thicker hairs, improved density and regrowth — particularly when treatment is started early — but results vary significantly from person to person. They’re also commonly combined with treatments that actively stimulate growth, such as minoxidil, microneedling or selected light-based treatments. And don’t expect results overnight. Hair grows slowly, so you usually need several months before you can properly assess whether treatment is working. Consistency is far more important than constantly changing products. DHT-blocking treatments can also have side effects and are not suitable for everyone, which is why prescription options should be discussed with an appropriately qualified clinician. If you’re noticing recession, thinning at the crown or gradually decreasing density, getting the diagnosis right early can make a major difference. Save this Reel if you’re trying to understand your hair-loss treatment options. #minoxidil #hairtransplant #hairfall #hairgrowth #hairlosstreatment

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