Recent content by idunnolol

In absolute terms your hairloss is just about enough to be noticable but in relative terms (as in relation to your age) that IS quite the hairloss. It won't get any better unless you do something and considering that you've begun so early it will be rather agressive and thus quick.

Nowhere near the impact you would need it to be unless you're talking about sprinkling propecia over your cereals.

Has it ever occured to you, that it's called androgenetic alopecia, because it's driven by hormones (and not your diet)?

Different parts of your body will reacat differently when exposed to DHT. If all the androgen receptors in your skin would react equally, you would look like the missing link when hitting puberty. There's no contradiction in balding at a young age but not being able to grow body hair anywhere...

How old were you when male pattern baldness started to kick in for you and how much time had passed before you started doing something about it?

Simply not true. People with black hair have less hair than someone with light hair on average (I think it was something along the lines of ~100000 for people with black hair and ~140000 for people with brown or blonde hair). It's an optical illusion that makes it appear fuller. Balding isn't a...

That is a weird shape indeed. Your right temple corner seems to be 50% larger than your left one.

They lied. It's Androgenetic Alopecia kicking in. Now, I don't wanna scare you unnecessrily but those whose hair starts falling out the earliest are also the ones with the most aggressive forms of Androgenetic Alopecia. Get on something asap.

Mediocore temple loss but still what's conceived a full head of hair by the majority of the population and overall amazing hair for someone in his mid 90s.

My dad was horseshoe bald at 21. My maternal granddad died with 66 and a full head of hair. My paternal one, I dunno. No photos of him when he got older but full head of hair in his 20s, that much I know.

Photos are artsy and blurry. No blading to be seen from this.

"If you wanna hunt deer, ask the hunter, not the deer"

I have to say that that you are the youngest one I've ever come across with Androgenetic Alopecia. 15, like holy crap. I know that doesn't help with anything but I really feel for you. Anyway, I see you are also suffering from acne, aren't you? Dutasteride could help with that aswell but then again, you're only...

Imo, one of the biggest effects of Androgenetic Alopecia isn't just the hairloos that comes with it, but also, often for the first time in someone's life, the confrontation with something that's inevitable and unavoidable, or at least largely so. That's why people like to jump on all kinds of retarded stuff...

Yep, that's male pattern baldness alright