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I want to get a haircut, but I'm afraid my hair & hairline won't grow back to normal. I also don't know if it's always been like this.
Why Does My Hairline Look Like This?
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So I'm good there's nothing wrong?
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Looks 100% normal for being wet and slicked back.
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I just looked. You're 16. Quoted from some Dermatologists/Hair specialists at Realself
"Minoxidil can improve hair density and scalp coverage. It has a more important role to help slow or stop hair loss but it can regrow hair a bit
Minoxidil is formally FDA approved 18 to 65 years of age but yes it can be used in those under 18. Absolutely. Top dermatologist specializing in hair loss around the world use it in much much younger children.
Minoxil may help facilitate the growth of new hair. But this is not a guaranteed result for everyone. Hair loss from androgenic alopecia is caused by the shrinkage (miniaturization) of the follicles due to a chemical called DHT.
Minoxidil increases the blood flow to the scalp. More oxygen and nutrients are delivered to the hair follicles to help strengthen them and slow down the rate of loss. Minoxidil can prevent your condition from getting worse.
At 16, it is not too early to see a doctor for hair loss issues. He or she will be able to determine the exact cause of your condition and be able to make appropriate treatment recommendations.
In fact it is best to start addressing hair loss issues with a physician as soon as possible"
"Minoxidil can improve hair density and scalp coverage. It has a more important role to help slow or stop hair loss but it can regrow hair a bit
Minoxidil is formally FDA approved 18 to 65 years of age but yes it can be used in those under 18. Absolutely. Top dermatologist specializing in hair loss around the world use it in much much younger children.
Minoxil may help facilitate the growth of new hair. But this is not a guaranteed result for everyone. Hair loss from androgenic alopecia is caused by the shrinkage (miniaturization) of the follicles due to a chemical called DHT.
Minoxidil increases the blood flow to the scalp. More oxygen and nutrients are delivered to the hair follicles to help strengthen them and slow down the rate of loss. Minoxidil can prevent your condition from getting worse.
At 16, it is not too early to see a doctor for hair loss issues. He or she will be able to determine the exact cause of your condition and be able to make appropriate treatment recommendations.
In fact it is best to start addressing hair loss issues with a physician as soon as possible"