I bought a Laser but way to early to tell if its effective. What would you guys suggest I do to fight this? Its starting to get noticable.

Thanks!

Aside from those there are dozens if not hundreds of other treatments without a ton of evidence for their working. Consider the most proven ones first and if they aren't for you, then consider the rest. The best thing to do is read up on all of them (a good place to start is the hairloss treatments area of this site) and reading in the forums. Don't jump into anything until you've read up on what your options are and consider the tradeoffs. When in doubt about a certain treatment, there are usually others who have used them you can ask in the forums.

PS - what kind of laser do you have, how long have you been using it, and how how long/often are you using it?

Have been looking into this DHT Blocking, Which is better, Avodart, Propecia, Saw palmetto?

Should I add a DHT Shampoo like http://nisim.com?

As for shampoos, it depends on the $$ you are willing to spend. I'd always recommend an oral or topical treatment first if your $$ are limited -- they are more effective for hair loss than most shampoos. Nizoral is the most proven shampoo for hair loss of any so far and is relatively cheap. There are some shampoos out there now combining ketoconazole (the active ingredient in nizoral) with other good ingredients, so if you can find one of those that's a good way to go. For shampoos I go primarily for cosmetic benefit -- how thick they make your hair look and how manageable/conditioning. Most shampoos won't do much for hair loss even with nice ingredients. The only 2 ingredients that have been PROVEN to work in shampoos are Ketoconazole and Caffeine. Other ingredients have info that they probably SHOULD help, but that is different from PROVEN. Shampoos with both of those ingredients that make your hair look nice and thick are what you should be looking for in a shampoo if you are looking for what will most likely help you. There are lots of shampoos out there, and I'm not saying they don't work, just that I've never seen any proof of them growing hair other than those two ingredients.

There are potential side effects to propecia and avodart, and you should read about them before making a decision on whether to use them. I have not had any side effects. Other people have. Studies say it's over a 95% chance you won't have them but that still leaves a few % chance.