Hairloss Treatment: Cyclosporin

Hairloss Treatment: Cyclosporin

Hairloss Treatment Type	Immunosuppressive
Availability	Prescription
Notes	Cyclosporin is a drug typically used in organ transplants to prevent the body rejecting the organ by suppressing the immune system. It is also used topically in the treatment of some severe skin conditions. Cyclosporin has been shown to be very effective orally and only minimally effective topically in growing hair. Unfortunately, it has toxic side effects when used long term that make it a poor choice for use in hairloss. Cyclosporin is not toxic topically but it is not very effective for hairloss topically either.
Claimed Results	None.
Observed Results	Unknown.
Clinical Results	Up to an 80% response orally, 20% response topically.
Testing	Very well tested.
Safety/Side Effects	Renal toxicity (this is very bad).
Gender	Either.
Typical Cost	Unknown.
Where you can get it	Prescription

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