diffuse thinning

[king-]

when you have diffuse thinning is it normal to have little spots of thin hair on the top of your head ? well there not bald but thin spots theres still hair and very small im 100% its not alopecia areata or anything but diffuse thinners go through this yes?




something like this pic ( which isnt mine ) except i have a head full of hair but thinning slowly with little thin spots its thinning in this pattern

 

[cmudave]

If I understood your question correctly then the answer is yes it is. That's basically what diffuse thinning is thinning spots of hair throughout the scalp.

 

[king-]

If I understood your question correctly then the answer is yes it is. That's basically what diffuse thinning is thinning spots of hair throughout the scalp.

lol sorry bro i was passing out last night when i wrote this

 

[king-]

If I understood your question correctly then the answer is yes it is. That's basically what diffuse thinning is thinning spots of hair throughout the scalp.

is it hard for those spots of thin hair to thicken up with finasteride?

 

[cmudave]

If I understood your question correctly then the answer is yes it is. That's basically what diffuse thinning is thinning spots of hair throughout the scalp.

is it hard for those spots of thin hair to thicken up with finasteride?

I'd say you have a pretty good chance at thickening them up with finasteride especially if you catch it early. Worked pretty well for me... you can check out my update with before and after pics in the success section to see how it's thickened up while on the big 3. Here's the link.

viewtopic.php?f=30&t=49970

My hair is a lot longer compared to when I first took the pictures so obviously there is some extra coverage, but when I had my hair longer before I was on finasteride it was not nearly as thick and you could tell without a doubt that there was thinning. The diffuse thinning seemedto have thicken up quite a bit around 6 or so months on finasteride. So get on finasteride ASAP...the sooner the better...I wish ya the best man!

 

[king-]

If I understood your question correctly then the answer is yes it is. That's basically what diffuse thinning is thinning spots of hair throughout the scalp.

is it hard for those spots of thin hair to thicken up with finasteride?

I'd say you have a pretty good chance at thickening them up with finasteride especially if you catch it early. Worked pretty well for me... you can check out my update with before and after pics in the success section to see how it's thickened up while on the big 3. Here's the link.

viewtopic.php?f=30&t=49970

My hair is a lot longer compared to when I first took the pictures so obviously there is some extra coverage, but when I had my hair longer before I was on finasteride it was not nearly as thick and you could tell without a doubt that there was thinning. The diffuse thinning seemedto have thicken up quite a bit around 6 or so months on finasteride. So get on finasteride ASAP...the sooner the better...I wish ya the best man!

wow your results are amazing

and yessss my hair is exactly like this at the moment

i mean exactly exactlyyyyyyyyyyy
im on my third day of finasteride so well see how it goes

 

[wesleyBelgium]

i readed on sites/forums that keto can help with diffuse thinning...

maybe you should try it ? dont know what's best : creme or schampoo...

 

[king-]

i readed on sites/forums that keto can help with diffuse thinning...

maybe you should try it ? dont know what's best : creme or schampoo...

sorry whats keto? never heard of it

 

[wesleyBelgium]

ketoconazol

active ingredient of nizoral and other dandruff schampoo's...

you have nizoral 1%
and nizoral 2%

i would recommend the 1% and only 2 times a week , so every time 3 days between...
and leave the schampoo on your head for about 5min , and wash out...

its part of the big 3

its for dandruff or irritation of the scalp , but it also inhibits dht....
best to check on info about this product... and see if its something to try for you...
it can also help with inflammation , or a imuumresponce of your skin/hair...
i presume diffuse thinning can be cause by a immune reaction...

also stress can be a factor , be sure to avoid stress as mutch as you can...

 

[nuttyrich]

CMUdave amazing results and good choice of haircuts! Thanks for documenting your hair loss, You should be up in the success stories if you aren't already. I've been on hair loss meds since '03 so I know what to expect but this really helps out people who are just beginning!