Bobby88 Story (23 years old)
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Does your hair appear and feel thin all over? If so then you are may be experiencing diffuse in conjuction with male pattern baldness. You hair isn't that bad right now, so there is no need to panic. I reckon you should outline a little background to your family history... the age your dad, granddad went bald.
notresponding88
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your hair looks exactly like mine. I'd get on finasteride and see what it does.
flamingpie
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are you guys joking? his hair looks fine i see no male pattern baldness hairloss.
Artas said:
thx for answers
I don't really know. I started to take attention to my hairs 1 year ago.
My dad is 50 and still have hairs, but my grand father was bald very young (the other grand father isn't bald)
Can you explain diffuse in conjuction with male pattern baldness ?
I have always had very thin hairs and a big "hole" on the back of my head but it seems that I've less density
ivangennaro
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No loss, move on
TheGrayMan2001
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Looks like it MIGHT be the beginning of male pattern baldness to me. Keep an eye on it a little while longer, post pics here every 3-6 months and we'll see if we can tell a difference.
TheLastHairbender
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This is the best idea. I'd chronicle the progress with pictures and compare over a series of several months before I decided to get on finasteride. Don't let it go too long, but definitely confirm it is male pattern baldness before making a commitment to use something like finasteride.
ripple-effect
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TheGrayMan2001 said:
:agree:
Man in Space
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You have a mountain of hair.
Im an NW2 and Im jealous.
Im an NW2 and Im jealous.
Man in Space
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Im 28 and my hair wasnt even as dense as yours when i was 16, and Im still an NW2 so to all intents and purposes an average, slowly receding male.
I think you probably have hair which is on the finer side of medium in terms of individual hair calibre and i would think your density would be slightly above average.
I think its important to realise that most people lose hair and density as they grow up, it doesnt mean your going to go bald. If I were you, you are obviously very concerened about it, i would take photos every six months and no more than that, in natural light, i would keep them and compare them and if over the course of couple of years you look like you have lost some, then consider meds. At this stage in time you have a full head of hair, try to enjoy it!
I think you probably have hair which is on the finer side of medium in terms of individual hair calibre and i would think your density would be slightly above average.
I think its important to realise that most people lose hair and density as they grow up, it doesnt mean your going to go bald. If I were you, you are obviously very concerened about it, i would take photos every six months and no more than that, in natural light, i would keep them and compare them and if over the course of couple of years you look like you have lost some, then consider meds. At this stage in time you have a full head of hair, try to enjoy it!
dude your hair is okay at the moment,
monitor it with photos (as your already doing)
and if the loss progresses then address it with finasteride and min,
dont be scared of finasteride, trust me if i could of i would have gone on it earlier
prevention is better than a cure
monitor it with photos (as your already doing)
and if the loss progresses then address it with finasteride and min,
dont be scared of finasteride, trust me if i could of i would have gone on it earlier
prevention is better than a cure
Thank you very much for your answers "Man in Space" and "mashang"
Yes, I'm very concerned with that.
I'm loosing all my motivation and i'm saying to me "If I'm loosing hairs young, life is over for me".
I have since a long time lack of self-confidence and it would even worse with hairloss
My father started to loose his hairs at the age of 40 (not in the vertex). It would be perfect if i could keep my hairs until this age.
I just want to be like the majority
I still want to enjoy my youth. If I could deleted this problem, my life would be so better....
About finasteride, i read so many crazy stories about this medicine, I think that i'll never take it. I don't want to have sexual problems, die of a propecia related disease at 50 etc...
But your 2 comments reassure me... Thank you VERY much for helping.
Yes, I'm very concerned with that.
I'm loosing all my motivation and i'm saying to me "If I'm loosing hairs young, life is over for me".
I have since a long time lack of self-confidence and it would even worse with hairloss
My father started to loose his hairs at the age of 40 (not in the vertex). It would be perfect if i could keep my hairs until this age.
I just want to be like the majority
I still want to enjoy my youth. If I could deleted this problem, my life would be so better....
About finasteride, i read so many crazy stories about this medicine, I think that i'll never take it. I don't want to have sexual problems, die of a propecia related disease at 50 etc...
But your 2 comments reassure me... Thank you VERY much for helping.
Bobby88 said:
Your hair looks very much like mine did when I was younger. Even your swirl is on the right side like mine was. You are doing the right thing by taking pictures and keeping an eye on things. The good news is if you do start losing your hair, it is so thick you will be able to conceal it for many-many years. Oh and don't underestimate minoxidil as it has keep me alive for years, though it can't stop male pattern baldness forever . And you will still want hair at 40...I am still trying to hang on though its getting harder to do here lately....