I'm really at a loss. Really not sure where to go anymore or what to do. I've been applying minodixil and shampoo with nizoral, taking biotin,d3, and omega3. My hairline just seems to get worse and worse. I dont even know what type of haircut to get anymore.Thoughts on buzzing it short?What would you guys do if you were me? I was thinking hair transplant is my only option at this point..
Very Large Forehead And Receding Rapidly At Only 20 Years Old
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Hair transplant is NOT an option man!! What, get your hairline filled in, then lose everything behind it? what then? more hair transplants? well, you'll end up with the back and sides of your head looking like butchered meat and a whispy thin head of diffused transplanted hair. If that is your goal then go for it.
You have a very normal forehead, and your hair loss is very minimal. if you continue to lose, consider finasteride. that's it. Hair transplants ARE NOT AN OPTION for you.
You have a very normal forehead, and your hair loss is very minimal. if you continue to lose, consider finasteride. that's it. Hair transplants ARE NOT AN OPTION for you.
Do you really think so? Is there any possibility of it just being
Do you really think so? Is it possible that I just have a very high mature hairline or do you think I'm going completely bald? Do you think SMP is a good option? I also just got a prescription for finasteride but have been debating whether or not to start it because of the side effects.
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Your forehead is not 'very large'. It's tall, sure, but it's still flat so you don't look like you're balding. Worry when your hairline goes behind the point where your forehead curves inwards/becomes convex. I have a forehead with a short vertical distance before convexity so I looked stupid even when I was NW0.
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My bad..I guess its all in my head..if you guys are saying its not that bad. Did not mean to piss anyone off.
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Its cool. I dont think you have anything to worry about, its normal to recede a little bit.
Cool. I honestly just started to learn about hair loss and what you can do to prevent it. I was just really worried haha, mainly because my dad has no hair on top, just on the sides. I went as far as consulting with a plastic surgeon and getting a prescription for finasteride. The finasteride is just sitting in my cabinet, im still debating whether or not to start it. Also personally I don't think your hairline is that bad. It did recede in the temple areas but it looks like you have a lot of hair to cover it up. It looks like you're hairline did the same thing as mine, it's receding on one side faster then the other. Honestly I think that it will look better when the other side inevitability/unfortunately catches up and it will be more symmetrical.
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Try hairstyle that is shorter on top and longer on the sides, or balance between the two, to minimize the forehead effect. It's all about illusion. If you want to talk about high forehead, ancient explorers used my head to demonstrate why the earth was not flat. (think ship's mast coming over the horizon).
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Yeah we NEED hair multiplication just for hair transplants to be a viable option for aggressive balding. I mean I don't want Elvis pompadour density but I don't want to pay thousands of dollars just to get cobwebs either.