Diffuse Thinning And How Much Of A Difference Angle/lighting Makes

[Sliceofbread]

Can easily go from not noticible at all to horrible looking in a step wise manner. Not looking forward to this getting worse...

 

[Retinoid]

Ugh I know what you mean. Minoxidil really helped me in this area even though it has made me constantly shed like crazy. Also dermarolled a few times. This area is the easier area to treat vs. the hair line/temples.

 

[Alex_325]

Harsh truth for diffuse is flash and natural lightning

Anything else and it can become skewed

 

[Sliceofbread]

Ugh I know what you mean. Minoxidil really helped me in this area even though it has made me constantly shed like crazy. Also dermarolled a few times. This area is the easier area to treat vs. the hair line/temples.

You think I should start these? Definitely too scared of fina right now, been doing topical ceti and castor oil with some of the supplements in your regimen as well.

Also how bad would you say my thinning is right now? Like 40% loss of density?

 

[Sliceofbread]

Harsh truth for diffuse is flash and natural lightning

Anything else and it can become skewed

Ya dude. I have multiple threads on here from when I had longer hair where people told me I had no diffuse thinning lul

 

[Retinoid]

Harsh truth for diffuse is flash and natural lightning

Anything else and it can become skewed

Sunlight+a close up picture on top of the scalp is also skewed.

 

[Retinoid]

You think I should start these? Definitely too scared of fina right now, been doing topical ceti and castor oil with some of the supplements in your regimen as well.

Also how bad would you say my thinning is right now? Like 40% loss of density?

I am not really sure...how long have you been using those treatments for? Those treatments are usually good supplements to the standard treatments.