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Bradley Cooper Hangover actor is taking Propecia according to press

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Screen star Bradley Cooper is alleged to be taking anti-baldness drug Propecia, sources claim.

According to a popular US website, Cooper 'is so anxious about his receding hairline' that he has resorted to the oral style haircare medicine. The 39 year-old star of American Hustle, who is currently dating Suki Waterhouse, is said to be keen to retain his leading man status - and, especially, looks.

Currently, the popular performer sports a stylishly messy cut which he parts to one side. The source also told People that Cooper 'has a lot of bald guys in his family, so he €™s been on Propecia for a couple of years and, to his delight, it seems to be working.'

They added: 'Bradley is determined not to go bald and lose his leading man looks.'
Representatives for the handsome actor, whose other film credits include The Hangover and The Place Beyond The Pines, have been contacted by the press, but are yet to respond.

Propecia is a brand name of Finasteride which reverses male pattern baldness by blocking testosterone from damaging hair follicles.

Originally, it was prescribed for men with enlarged prostates, but the side-effect was soon considered a breakthrough tool to tackle hair loss. Although many celebrities - including Jason Donavan, Wayne Rooney and James Nesbitt - have had successful hair transplants, few have been open about taking Finasteride.






 
Bigmac

Bigmac

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Good luck to him if he takes it, hopefully it prevents any future loss.
 
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Young Guy

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Bigmac wrote:
hopefully it prevents any future loss.
Any further loss? You really mean that? Does that mean that a man who catches his hair loss at NW1,5 may stay that way all his life if he takes propecia even if he was destined to be NW6 without it?

Sorry but, I've never bought that kind of claims. Propecia doesn't work forever.
 
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ziggs11

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In the greater crown area, it just might work for a very long time. I went to SMG and they said they found no minimization in the crown. I've been on it maybe 6 years now after noticing really aggressive loss at 17-18 years old. I think this echoes what some other people have said about the crown and propecia.

But your hairline will definitely slowly recede, probably at a rate proportional to when your hairloss began and the pattern.
 
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