My situation

[Tom20]

over the last 2 years i think i've been loosing hair, i'm 22 M, i've always had a high hairline since i was young and i know that your hainline receeds as you get older. So i though this might be the problem

i asked about an appointment with a hair doctor and the fee was €250 and a long waiting list.

So i was wondering if any of you could give me some advice on my situation.

This is a picture is from about a year ago, i will upload another more up to date one today. (hav to find camera)

hope i posted in right section.

Thanks

 

[Artas]

I don't think your hair looks too bad. You're loosing quite a bit, but nothing severe. We'll need more pics to know for sure =/

I would just buy Nizoral, maybe start with propecia as well. But from only one photo I'm not sure what the best decision is.

 

[Tom20]

i hav taken more pics but cant find the cable to connect to the computer, "typical". If i am loosing hair (which i think i am) , my hairline has defentility receeded since i was younger, can i just start using porpciea and roginae, and hope for results??

What is the big 3 you refer to?

is it Propecia, Rogaine, and Nizoral shampoo??

And if i decide to use these, would it be a good idea to buy them over the internet where they are cheaper from a trusted soruce?

Also is this legal??

 

[Artas]

Yeh I was reffering to those 3. However I would only get propecia and Nizoral. Don't mess with Minoxidil like I have done. Go to your doctor to get propecia and buy Nizrol online (get the 2% one), you can also Nizoral from boots.

Don't get propecia off the net, go to your doctor.

 

[treeshrew]

hey man, definitely looks like some hair loss, but better pics in direct light, with hair pulled back, and top of your head, would help us diagnose.

not sure what you mean by "hair doctor" but you want to go see a dermatologist at a legit, trusted clinic, not some shady Doctor with no real credentials.

i strongly suggest getting a prescription for the real sh*t. propecia if you can afford it, otherwise proscar which is the same thing but a higher dosage, so you can cut it into pieces and it works out to be cheaper. you'll need to see that derm for a prescription though.

i've had success using rogaine foam (minoxidil) on my hairline once a day. it hasn't regrown any hair, but in combo with propecia it has been great on thickening the hair line and stopping any further loss.

i personally don't use nizoral as i don't have much faith in shampoos and found it pretty harsh - but that's just my opinion.

hope that helps!

 

[Tom20]

Thanks for replys,


I can get an apponitment with a dermatologist in may, so i think thats my best bet. He will prob start me on Propecia and min and the do regular check ups.

Only thing is the apponitment cost €250 and then porpecia on top of this it all adds up,

Would no one reccommend using an online pharmacy? even if they wer certified??