How long does Procerin take to work?
Because hair grows slowly (about 1 inch every two months) it is recommended that men use Procerin for at least 1 to 2 months before they should expect results. While some Procerin users do report improvement in only 2 weeks, most men take 1-3 months before significant increases in hair count occur. Compare this to products like Rogaine® (4 months) and Propecia® (6 months) and the results from Procerin are much faster than comparable products. Procerin is also backed by our 90-Day Unconditional Guarantee (no prescription medication offers this guarantee). If you are not completely satisfied, simply return your order for a full refund.
Does Procerin work for women?
While some of the nutrients in Procerin tablets may be beneficial to women, the active ingredients in Procerin are aimed specifically at hair loss caused by DHT. This compound is not present in significant amounts in the female body, and is not believed to contribute to female hair loss to the degree it does in men.We recommend Sephren for female hair loss, which you can order directly from the manufacturer by clicking here.
How do I know if Procerin will work for me?
Preliminary studies indicate that Procerin is effective for the majority, but not all, of men suffering from androgenetic alopecia, the most common cause of hair loss. Procerin will not help individuals whose hair loss is a result of chemotherapy, scalp trauma, alopecia areata, or other non-DHT related causes. View Clinical Studies Here.
Does Procerin have any side effects?
Procerin is free of most side effects associated with other medications and supplements. A small minority of men report mild stomach discomfort in the first days of use. If this occurs, simply take Procerin with food and the problem will subside. Some men with sensitive skin should use Procerin XT Topical Foam only once a day if skin irritation occurs.There are no other known side effects from taking Procerin.
What happens if I stop taking Procerin, will my new hair fall out?
This is a common concern, and the answer varies by individual. Some men report no hair loss after a period of disuse. Most men start to see their hair loss return, more slowly, within a few months of cessation of Procerin use. Generally, younger men have better results discontinuing Procerin use without a return to their previous state than older men. We encourage all users to experiment to determine what period of use works best for them.
