This is, well, stupid. You have typical male pattern baldness. Smoking did nothing to your hair.
Smoking can exacerbate hair loss, but you obviously have male pattern baldness.
Absolutely not. By exacerbate, maybe by a few points ahead of schedule, but is not going to cause male pattern baldness.
Stating the obvious. Smoking can cause male pattern baldness.
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 can exacerbate hair loss, but you obviously have male pattern baldness.
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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.
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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Do you not understand?
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.
In my experience, after quiting smoking I noticed an overhaul of difference to the quality of my follicles.