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Randomized trial shows significant improvement in hair loss in women, indicating a boost in self-esteem and confidence.
Hair loss is a widespread condition with a potentially severe psychological burden, especially among women. The chance of suffering from female alopecia increases with menopause, and topical treatments beyond minoxidil are scarce. Over the past several years, new combinations of natural ingredients and patented mixtures have shown promising results to improve hair shedding, thus helping recover self-esteem and confidence. In this work, results of a prospective, open-label clinical trial conducted in women of predominantly menopausal age provides evidence that the dual cosmetic serum system developed by KilgourMD displays statistically significant and clinically meaningful effects on female hair loss, measured through an objective combing test, modified hair wash test, and clinical expert evaluation, after an application period of 4 months.
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