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The efficacy of Finasteride 1mg, the first-line treatment for male Androgenetic Alopecia (AGA), tends to reach a plateau after several years’ treatment. Up to date, effective and safe options are limited because current modalities managing AGA have so far not taken into account the two key issues particularly relevant to excessive hair loss: the early onset of catagen (due to premature hair follicular cell apoptosis) and the frequently observed sustained micro-inflammation in the scalp. In addition to 5α-reductase inhibitors, our study puts forward the approach to simultaneously address both premature cell apoptosis in the hair follicles and micro-inflammation in the scalp. The results suggest an efficient mode in the management of AGA with improved efficacy over the currently referenced modality. Furthermore, the studied topical CG210 may represent a new option for alopecia subjects, including those under finasteride 1mg, to improve their hair pattern.