Hair Loss From Smoking - Should I Buzz Cut?
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Smoking can exacerbate hair loss, but you obviously have male pattern baldness.
Strange coincide then. Starting smoking at the same time as the hair loss began.
The connection has been proven: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamadermatology/fullarticle/654456
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Denial....first phase, we all been through...
Smoking cannot cause that kind of loss, you can quit smoking, eat vegan, do 6h of exercices/day, live like a god damn monk, this will change nothing, and yes this is a coincidence.
Wrong, i don't know where you get that, but smoking has nothing do to with male pattern baldness, it can exacerbate hair loss yeah.
Now you are free to not believe us, or go see a derm before it's too late
Sorry but this is male pattern baldness
Smoking cannot cause that kind of loss, you can quit smoking, eat vegan, do 6h of exercices/day, live like a god damn monk, this will change nothing, and yes this is a coincidence.
Wrong, i don't know where you get that, but smoking has nothing do to with male pattern baldness, it can exacerbate hair loss yeah.
Now you are free to not believe us, or go see a derm before it's too late
Sorry but this is male pattern baldness
I understand that this is male pattern baldness, but it was caused by smoking. I had no such tendencies what so ever before smoking.
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Pure coincidence dude, again smoking cannot cause male pattern baldness, and this can start anytime after your puberty
male pattern baldness is purely hormonal, a loss due to smoking, stress and other health issues is diffuse, you will lose hair in all your head even the sides, not with that specific pattern temples/crown/vertex...
male pattern baldness is purely hormonal, a loss due to smoking, stress and other health issues is diffuse, you will lose hair in all your head even the sides, not with that specific pattern temples/crown/vertex...
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hahaha OP,what u talking about? My friend smokes 2 pack of Paramount red per day,eat only sugar and burgers and has thick hair as hell.Its obvious that u have male pattern baldness,i had very similar recesion like u have,now im at nw4,destined to nw5.
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who cares what caused it? is it worth arguing? it already happened, its over. what are you going to do now? stop smoking? great idea either way, but don't expect all your hair to grow back.
your hair is not bad. still got thickness. you are a good candidate for finasteride and hair transplant one day.
your hair is not bad. still got thickness. you are a good candidate for finasteride and hair transplant one day.
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Think of inadvertently restricting blood, which would be the opposite of vasodilation. Smoking has been proven to restrict blood flow, oxygen and recovery.
It would only make sense that your scalp would be worse of smoking. In my experience, after quiting smoking I noticed an overhaul of difference to the quality of my follicles.
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Not to mention all the carcinogens in cigarette smoke. I mean smoking just ain't good for your health to begin with. It won't cause all your hair to fall out if you don't have the balding gene, but if you do it will probably make it worse.
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Smoking and hair loss:
Helmut Schmid ( former German politician)
Died with 97 years, a hardcore smoker (3 pack per day)
It's simple : Everything a matter of genes
Good genes = no (lung) cancer, no male pattern baldness
sh*t genes = Lung cancer + male pattern baldness.
Helmut Schmid ( former German politician)
Died with 97 years, a hardcore smoker (3 pack per day)
It's simple : Everything a matter of genes
Good genes = no (lung) cancer, no male pattern baldness
sh*t genes = Lung cancer + male pattern baldness.
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Do you not understand?Smoking and hair loss:
Helmut Schmid ( former German politician)
Died with 97 years, a hardcore smoker (3 pack per day)
It's simple : Everything a matter of genes
Good genes = no (lung) cancer, no male pattern baldness
sh*t genes = Lung cancer + male pattern baldness.
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smoking gravely exacerbates the situation to begin with.
male pattern baldness alongside of restricting blood flow will greatly accelerate the process.
Nobodies denying male pattern baldness is the root cause, but to refute a proven fact is laughable.
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Ok sorry ,then it was a misunderstanding
This is encouragingnconsidering it's a little over a month I went from 20 cigarettes a day for over 10 years (yes I started smoking at 12-13) to 1 every day or every second day. At this point I could afford to get some improved hair quality after a year on finasteride
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That definitely looks like hair loss from smoking, I myself have hair loss from too many potato chips. A friend of mine has hair loss because of too many popsicles. Crazy !
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Hmm come to think of it, I have been smoking for 3 years and that's around the time I started losing hair, I'm 20 and the last year I smoked a lot more than the first 2 years, and I also had accelerated hairloss, went to a nw3. Right now I'm smoking a lot less with around 4-5 cigs per day, I might quit it to see if it has any effects on my hair.
Guys, what do you think about weed? Do you think it may accelerate hairloss too?
Guys, what do you think about weed? Do you think it may accelerate hairloss too?
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it may accelerates cancer, depression and brain meltdown