Procerin for Hair Loss
Procerin is one of the
relatively new hair loss products on the market today, one of a number of
two-part treatments that work both internally and externally for maximum
effectiveness against the leading cause of natural baldness, the
proliferation of dihydrotesterone, or DHT, on a person’s scalp.
Procerin works primarily through the suppression and reduction of
DHT, preventing further hair loss, and possibly allowing hair to grow once
again on a bald pate. The
Procerin system is comprised of two components, the tablets and the topical
foam, both of which should be used in conjunction for best results.
One of the positive claims made by advocates of Procerin is that it
works faster compared to other products on the market, providing benefits
within 1 to 3 months from initial use.
Rogaine and Propecia, two popular hair loss solutions, take 4 months
and 6 months, respectively, to have any effect.
Another promoted advantage of Procerin is that it is safe to combine
with other hair loss products, particularly those that help out during other
phases of DHT proliferation.
This combination
aspect of Procerin may actually be a warning sign, however, that the product
does not actually work as efficiently on its own.
The product has its share of positive and negative testimonials, with
those advocating Procerin acknowledging that, even though it did work as far
as they expected, it is a product generally suited for early hair loss and
younger individuals. Procerin
itself, in its official website, admits that 20 percent of its users, or one
in every five customers, will not obtain results from Procerin use.
In addition, marketing materials for Procerin state that the
product’s benefits will be limited to retaining existing hair once a
person’s hair enters a phase where it no longer lengthens or requires
cutting.
Other cautious reviews
about Procerin note that the product tablets actually provide more of a
benefit than the product substance that one applies to one’s scalp, at least
with regard to the prevention of further hair loss.
A noticeable side effect of tablet consumption is that it dries out
the user’s mouth, making it important for one to stay hydrated while using
Procerin. However, this is the
only reported side effect of Procerin usage, as the the individual
ingredients of the product conform to the standards prescribed by the United
States Food and Drug Administration, and are mostly natural extracts and
oils from plants that have historically been useful in fighting baldness.
At least, if one decides to spend on Procerin and does not experience
hair loss relief, one will not have to contend with any number of negative
effects to compound disappointment with the purchase.
All in all, Procerin
is not a unanimously recommended product, and effectiveness mileage does
vary between individuals. As a
final note, those who do experience benefits from Procerin usage would do
well to determine whether or not stopping the treatment will also cause hair
loss to resume. Younger men
generally fare better once they discontinue Procerin, though all users are
encouraged to determine for themselves what works best for them.
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