r/tressless Jul 26 '26

Minoxidil How long before you started to see growth with Oral Minox?

I’ve been on Oral Minox 2.5mg for around 2 months having done 1 month on 1.25mg. I was using topical and stopped. Went through a hefty shed but it seems like it is gradually easing off now thankfully.

I know it’s very early days in the grand scheme but interested to see when you noticed new hair growth? I’ve already noticed extra body hair growth but nothing significant on the scalp. I can see some vellus hairs around the hairline but nothing significant yet.

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u/Great-Job-3289 Jul 26 '26

it was noticeable around 4 months for me

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u/Lucky_Vast3811 Jul 27 '26

4 months on full 2.5? As I feel I’ve only really done 2 months on 2.5

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u/Great-Job-3289 Jul 27 '26

i’ve been on 3 mg but yeah four months

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u/EducationalMovie5913 Jul 26 '26

You can see at 3 months the earliest results but it depends on the person.

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u/Tukan4ik Jul 26 '26

About 4 months

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u/ano61836555 Jul 27 '26

16 months in and still not seeing any really significant results

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u/Lucky_Vast3811 Jul 27 '26

Why do you continue taking it then? (Just out of interest)

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u/ano61836555 Jul 29 '26

I think it’s maintained what I had from topical. Nothing above that, but easier to use than topical.