LOL! Your comb forward fringe is covering an area where there is little to no hair. When you comb it back, it's on top of existing hair.
But even the hair that isn't over the forehead, if I even move it towards the front a bit it is thin. But true.
Maybe you are diffusing at the front. Unfortunately I am and my frontal fringe is getting thinner. Not thin enough for a transplant yet. You don't have to ask me to ask a question. Just ask.
You are unlikely to get gynecomastia from finasteride unless you are to predisposed to it, its not like everyone who takes it ends up walking around with a chest like Dolly Parton.
But my question remains, since finasteride is the most effective studied treatment (I think), is it worth waiting a year losing ground to save up for surgery if I find out finasteride will cause it, do I can hop back on?
The usual thought pattern and reasoning in life, is to work on the basis of likely outcomes, which means you don't need to spend too much of your time planning for an alien invasion, and you wouldn't normally be making a strategy plan for a condition you don't yet have.
Just try taking it and see how you do. Don't overthink this. You can always switch to topical if you need to.
yes mine does
bro your hair looks like the f*****g lion king mane how the hell you would be balding? smh
the top is thinnnerbro your hair looks like the f*****g lion king mane how the hell you would be balding? smh
maybe because they are both impossible to spell.
Does topical actually have lower side effect profile? Got sides on oral finasteride nothing too bad but still enough to ditch it, should i try topical?
I would.
I see, well im on RU now guess im gonna give that 2 months alone and take it from there. Its possible i achieve maintenance with it after all
OK mate you know ur diffusing when one bit of sunlight shows the true state. I just looked in the sun and realised how bad it is LMAO.
Makes sense yes, although if it does happen I'd rather know my options.
yes the sun does that to me