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diffuse thinning at 16, what are my options?
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bro wtf is going on lately 
What’s new with you bro? How is your situation?bro wtf is going on lately
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I can't tell to be honest, still trying to figure out a way to put my folliculitis on the ground once and for all. My hair looks decent and somewhat thicker since I started being more careful about it, but can't rock any hairstyle other than the infamous bowlcut. Wish I could spike it or rock a mohawk like I used to back in the day, but then people would see the gaps on my scalp
What treatments are you on? What about concealer?
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Not on any treatments. Actually, I was using BP 5% until last month, but decided to stop to see if it would return. Well, it did, but I realized that when it comes, it's always after eating bread or anything related to milk, so I cut it off lately. Not only did it stop my pimples, my face acne reduced significantly, so I can only assume my diet was taking a toll on this.
About the concealers, I might look into that. It's just that I'm afraid that if I put anything other than shampoo on my scalp I'll have break outs again.
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I have a similar problem to you but mine is in the right vertex mainly. Do you think a stressful event may have caused your large part in your hair? If you have a good beard you could discuss using those grafts to fill in the gap. Your problem seems easier to target than mine, so perhaps surgery could work for you. My area of concern is diffuse within the right vertex, so am having difficulty finding someone to remedy my situation with a transplant. I will tell you this, your concern is valid. Did you see a dermatologist or trichologist to evaluate the problem? Definitely I would suggest you see a scarring alopecia expert as the dermatologists and trichologists didn't seem to notice anything with me other than male pattern baldness. Given my symptoms I'm almost positive I have scarring alopecia. It's just that the biopsy aspect of evaluation is a turnoff. Even with biopsy they often are inaccurate. It's a shame as there is no perfect science to determining all hair loss conditions.
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i am balding pretty hard ngl to my self but hey it is what it is
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What you have seems more like female pattern hair loss.
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i don’t think so, it’s male pattern baldness i’m sure of it, it’s diffuse
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i’m not ever using meds to save hair, should i shave it
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Nope, you have nice hair. Keep it long! I would use low level laser therapy, do scalp massages, take some vitamins if you're lacking anything. If no luck then consider platelet rich plasma and stem cell transfer. When did you first notice the thinning?
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not sure maybe two years ago, and nah f*** all that sh*t might as well shave
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if anyone gots suggestions i would really appreciate them, just no meds