How many of you have a perfect head of hair?

[chrb]

By that I mean no crown thinning or receding. I know this is a hair loss forum but for some people hair loss treatments work perfectly.

I'd be curious to know if you do have a perfect head of hair, what you went from in terms of balding and what treatments you've found to be most effective.

 

[Quantum Cat]

which hairloss treatments work perfectly? I'd love to know

 

[chrb]

I know this is a hair loss forum but for some people hair loss treatments work perfectly.

 

[chrb]

Nope, it doesn't exist, unless you take those treatments while you don't have hair loss.

Yeah I'm starting to realise that. I could have probably saved most of my hair if I would have just stuck to a treatment consistently a couple of years ago but like an idiot I didn't and I doubt I'll ever be able to get to a point I'm happy with now.

 

[abcdefg]

Yeah its all an issue of timing. You can prevent it but not get it back at least not yet. I still think 10 years or so from now male pattern baldness treatment will be a whole lot of different then it is now. Probably a lot less of an issue

 

[DoctorHouse]

I seriously don't think this forum is going to attract anyone with a perfect head of hair. Even those who have BDD don't always have a perfect head of hair. :innocent: I have a nice head of hair for my age but its far from perfect. I never had what I call perfect hair. To me perfect hair is rarely seen in people over 30. To me, perfect hair would mean you never see scalp even if your hair is wet. You never recede, and you have a normal looking forehead to match your perfect hair. And your hair never goes gray and never gets thin. That is what I call the perfect hair jackpot gene.